Natural Series | Polaris Sub Dial | Luminous | 40mm
General Information & Packaging
Origin: Mainland China
Item Type: Mechanical Wristwatch
Model Number: 816.12.6180/816.32.6180/816.52.6180/816.72.6180
Warranty: 1 Year
Net Weight: 126g
Packing Box: Carton
Movement
Movement: ST17
Number of Jewels: 17
Movement Frequency: 21600
Winding Mode: Automatic Winding
Case & Strap
Case Material: 316L Stainless Steel
Crystal Material: Synthetic Sapphire
Case Thickness: Approx. 10mm
Case Diameter: Approx. 40mm
Case Shape: Round
Lug-to-Lug: Approx. 46.3mm
Strap Material: 316L Stainless Steel
Clasp: Push Button Hidden Clasp
Strap Length: Approx. 19cm
Strap Width: Approx. 20mm
Features
Waterproof: 5 Bar
Feature: Sub-dial, Luminous
Tax & Duties
Europe: Prices include VAT and import fees.
North America: Taxes included for United States (US), Canada (CA) and Mexico (MX).
Asia: All taxes are covered.
Other regions: Contact us for details.
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Sea-Gull Natural Series
From the fiery Lava to the serene Ocean, the grounded Rock, and the sunny Dune, each watch is a reflection of the world around us. Featuring energy-storing luminous material and a unique Polaris-inspired sub-dial second hand, these watches are designed to guide you through life.
Instruction
SEA-GULL Watch Since 1955
- The "Sea-Gull" brand watch has a history of more than 70 years since its birth in 1955. Were rated as "China Famous Brand" products by the state.
- 1973-The first international export of Chinese watch brands.
- 1981-1990, Seagull has undergone many technical transformations.The ST11 movement watch is designed on the basis of ST6.
- Gold Medal at Poznań International Watch Fair.
- At present, a quarter of the world's movement originate from the Seagull watch factory.
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