Brand Rolex
Collection Yachtmaster
MovementKinetic (Automatic)
QualityJapanese Miyota
CasePolished stainless steel case
BackPolished stainless steel snap-in back with Rolex green authenticity sticker
BezelBrushed stainless steel bezel with Arabic numeral minute markers
CrownRolex logo engraved polished stainless steel cutwork crown
BraceletBrushed and polished stainless steel link bracelet with Rolex logo carved deployment clasp
Band TypeStainless Steel
Watch ClaspSecurity Clasp
GlassSapphire Crystal
ColorSilver
Dial ColorBlack
GenderMen
Diameter 52 x 43 mm
What does this measure?
Bracelet Length200 x 20 mm
Case Thickness13 mm
Shipping SizeSmall
Quality & TrademarkAll our watches are water resistant but not waterproof; we do not recommend swimming with them or taking showers with them. Taking the watches underwater will revoke their guarantee.
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Swiss or Japanese?
Difference between Swiss and Japanese Quality:
Body:
The materials that are used for the casing, bracelet, and exterior features of both types of watch are the same. The only difference is in the precision of the manufacturing. Some exterior details may be closer to the original and the exterior features of the watch may be more exact on the Swiss models.Mechanism:
The biggest difference between Swiss and Japanese quality is the mechanism itself. Swiss quality watches are made with Swiss ETA movement and are actually made in Switzerland. They are identical to the original in every way. Japanese quality watches are made with Miyota movement. This mechanism can sometimes be less precise.Features:
- On Japanese quality watches the chronograph feature is sometimes just for show.
- On Swiss quality watches the power reserve is better so it will need to be wound less.
Warning:
Although some sites may make a claim their replica watches are water proof no replica watch is water proof. They are water resistant. This means you cannot submerge your watch in water and you should remove it before taking a shower. -
How to remove and replace links
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Questions?
Read our information pamphletWATCH INSTRUCTIONS AND INFORMATION
Warning:
This watch is water resistant not water proof. You cannot submerge your watch in water and you should remove it before taking a shower.
Understanding your watch:
The Crown: The crown is the main dial or knob on your watch. It is the biggest and the center one to the right. It is used to set and wind your watch.
The crown has 4 positions:
Position 1: Closed– When you receive your watch the crown will be in the closed position. Once you have opened the crown you need to press the crown inwards and turn it clockwise to screw it back into the closed position. It is always advisable to keep the crown tightly closed when you are not adjusting the date or time.
Position 2: Winding- Starting with the watch in the closed position, if you turn the crown counter-clockwise the knob will unscrew, once unscrewed it will pop out. This initial position is for winding. Always wind in a clockwise direction (away from your body). Winding counter clockwise can damage your watch.
Position 3: Date-Starting with the crown in position 2 gently nudge the dial outwards by pulling with your thumb and forefinger. It is important to note that pulling it all the way out will move it to position 4. You need to find the sweet spot between position 2 and 4 to change the date. If your watch does not display the date there will be no position 3. When the crown is in the date position it is very important that you do not force it counter clockwise. You can damage the mechanism.
Position 4: Time- Starting from either position 2 or 3, with your thumb and forefinger pull the crown out until it stops. From this final position you can change the time. Always move the crown in a clockwise direction. Moving the dial counter clockwise can damage the mechanism.
*Some watches (Hublot & Cartier) have 4 different dials or knobs that are used for setting the date and time.
Operating Instructions:
Winding your watch: When you first receive your automatic watch you will need to manually wind it for approximately 1 minute. This is what we call ‘jumpstarting’ your watch. From position 2 turn the dial clockwise for 3 consecutive minutes. Do not turn the dial counter clockwise. You could damage the mechanism.
To ensure your watch is fully wound we recommend also winding it by 2 full clockwise circles 3 times a day for the following 2 to 3 days. After that your watch will continue to self-wind from the motion of your wrist provided you continue to wear it every day.
Setting the Time: While the crown is in position 4 turn the dial clockwise (away from your body) until the hands have reached the correct position. Do not turn the dial counter-clockwise. You could damage the mechanism.
Setting the Date: With the crown in position 3 turn the dial clockwise (away from your body) to change the date. If your watch also displays the day you may be able to turn the dial counter clockwise to change the day. Do not force it; if your watch does not have this functionality you could damage your watch by turning the dial co
