Children Watches with Rotating Goäusering
Children's watches with rotating Gehäusering and trendy motifs. From dino on camouflage, Fußball the 10 as a playmaker, über the 18 orange that's your bike size;ße to the motif star are here in the drop down Menü wählbar. With 30mm diameter, the metal case is IPS coated, the caseback and crown are made of stainless steel and very comfortable to wear on the skin. Powered by a 3 hand quartz movement and get the power from a battery 377, making the children's watches präzise and suitable for daily use. Watch strap, watch case and dial design are produced according to legal standards
- Watch brand Jacques Farel
- Reference KWD4111 Dino camouflage
- Reference KWD5000 foot;ball
- Reference KWD2000 Star
- Reference KWD4000 black orange
- Metal housing IPS coated silver
- Crown edge protection, luminous hands
- Rotatable case ring with minute graduation
- Mineral glass protected by raised case rim
- Battery mercury-free 377
- Waterproof 3 bar, which corresponds to a water depth of 30 meters (according to DIN 8310)
- Packaging made of FSC certified paper with viewing window made of recycled plastic bottles.
- Robust textile strap: Adjustable strap length: 12,5 -17,5 cm
- Dimension: width 14mm, Gehäuse Ø 30mm, Höhe 9 mm weight ca.23g
Children's watches with trendy motifs.
The watches Gehäuse in made of metal IP silver-plated with stainless steel back. With the mineral glass we help your children's watch to a water resistance to 3 bar, which corresponds to a water depth of 30 meters. Due to this type of manufacturing, this children's watch for boys and girls is extremely suitable for everyday use. Waterproofness information.
Luminous hands, large numerals and minute track.
The dial has a black or silver base color and has Arabic numerals for each hour, the minuterie printed in color. Without motifs on the dial, this children's watch is clear and distinct. Packaged in a FSC certified paper with viewing window made from recycled plastic bottles, this children's watch is a great choice.
