Elevate your wristwear with the Seiko SSC642P1 solar powered navy blue chronograph watch. Featuring a striking two tone twelve-sided bezel and adjustable 2.2cm bracelet links, this timepiece combines style and functionality. The gold tone hour markers and second hand contrast beautifully against the navy blue dial, while luminous hour and minute hands ensure easy readability in any light. Stay on top of your schedule with three chronograph mini dials and a date display at 12 o’clock, all protected by scratch resistant sapphire crystal. Designed for durability, this watch is water resistant up to 100 metres and powered by solar energy, eliminating the need for battery replacements. Perfect for both everyday wear and special occasions.Key FeaturesSeiko model SSC642P1Twot tone twelve sided bezel for a modern, stylish lookAdjustable 2.2cm bracelet links for a comfortable fitNavy blue dial with contrasting gold tone hour markers and second handLuminous hour and minute hands for low light visibilityThree chronograph mini dials for precise timekeepingDate display at 12 o’clock for easy referenceScratch-resistant sapphire crystal for long-lasting claritySolar-powered - no battery replacements neededWater-resistant up to 100 metres - suitable for swimmingExperience craftsmanship, style, and reliability with this Seiko solar powered watch - order yours today and elevate every minute. Learn more about Solar watches.
About F.Hinds:
Independent and family-run, right from the start.
Ever since George Henry Hinds opened our first store in 1856, we’ve built our reputation on family values.
Now run by the sixth generation of Hinds members, we have over 1,000 incredible staff across 118 stores and our Uxbridge HQ. They may not all share the Hinds name, but they’re all part of the family. And that family feel is what makes the service we offer you so personal.
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