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CASIO WAVE CEPTOR - ILLUMINATOR
The CASIO WAVE CEPTOR is equipped with a precise quartz movement, renowned for its reliability and accuracy. This model offers a variety of functions, including a stopwatch, an alarm, and the ability to display the time in multiple languages. The watch receives radio waves from Europe, the USA, and Japan to ensure it always displays the correct time.
The watch case has a diameter of 47 mm and is made of high-quality stainless steel, prized not only for its durability but also for its elegant appearance. With a water resistance of up to 20 ATM, the watch is ideal for water sports enthusiasts and adventurers who require reliable timekeeping under extreme conditions.
The stainless steel bracelet perfectly complements the case and ensures a comfortable fit on the wrist. The mineral crystal protects the dial from scratches and damage, so the watch always looks great, even in everyday use. With the CASIO WAVE CEPTOR - ILLUMINATOR, you're always perfectly equipped, wherever you are.
- The watch case is made of and impresses with its robust workmanship.
- With a diameter of it fits perfectly with the modern style while offering excellent wearing comfort.
- The polished and satin-finished surfaces provide an elegant look, while the integrated crown protection design makes operation safe and reliable.
- The slim profile ensures optimal freedom of movement and a harmonious silhouette on the wrist. The design is rounded off by precisely milled lugs that guarantee a seamless transition to the strap.
- The Wave Ceptor is equipped with a and offers a clear, low-reflection view of the dial. With a scratch-resistant coating and high readability from all angles, it ensures optimal legibility.
- The seamlessly integrated anti-reflective coating minimizes light reflections, while the robust connection to the housing guarantees a secure fit. The flat bezel and precise edge finishing accentuate the modern design and simultaneously protect against bumps and scratches.
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