Brand: Smith & Wesson
Model: Civilian Watch
Weight: .25 lbs
Size: 3" × 5" × .05"
Water Resistance: 30m
Feature: military time inset, Black leather wrist band, Luminous hands and stainless markers, Second hand and date, Japanese quartz movement

Features

Smith & Wesson SWW6063 Civilian Watch is a field-style timepiece engineered for reliable everyday performance and classic durability. The watch features a black dial housed in a black-finish stainless steel case with a polished stainless steel case back for structural reinforcement. It utilizes a Japanese quartz movement for accurate timekeeping and includes a second hand and date display for functional precision. The dial incorporates white numerals and hands with a military time inset, along with luminous hands and stainless markers to enhance visibility in low-light conditions.

The watch is fitted with a black leather strap designed for comfort and secure wear in daily use. Water resistance is rated to 30 meters (approximately 300 feet), providing protection against splashes and light exposure to water. The unit weighs 0.25 lb and measures approximately 3 x 5 x 0.5 inches, supporting a balanced and wearable profile. Packaged boxed and manufactured in China, this model is suited for casual and professional environments requiring a durable, legible timekeeping solution.

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