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Nautica

Key Biscayne

€269,00 EUR
€269,00 EUR
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Highlights
  • Display Material: mineral crystal
  • Case: ⌀ 46 mm
  • Movements: Quartz movement
  • Waterresistance: 10 ATM / 10 Bar
  • Case Material: Stainless steel, recycled stainless steel
Delivery time

1 - 3 working days
Manufacturer

Nautica, 40 West 57th Street, 10019, New York, customerservice@demandware.com

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Nautica Key Biscayne

Product Details

Display

The Key Biscayne of Nautica uses a display from mineral crystal.

Case

The Key Biscayne has a housing made of Stainless steel, recycled stainless steel, which has a diameter of 46 mm.

Weight

The weight of Key Biscayne is approximately 300 grams.

Movement

A Quartz movement clockwork mechanism is used.

Closure type

Tilt and fold clasp

Key Biscayne von Nautica

Immerse yourself in timeless elegance with the Nautica Key Biscayne watch. This robust model embodies nautical style and is designed for adventure. With a 46 mm case and water resistance up to 100 meters, it's the perfect companion for everyday life and water sports. The Key Biscayne combines modern design with reliable functionality. It's a statement of style and durability, ideal for the modern explorer.

Questions about Key Biscayne of Nautica

What is the exact model name of the Nautica Key Biscayne?

The exact model designation of the Key Biscayne is Nautica NAPKBN002

What type of closure does the Key Biscayne have?

The Key Biscayne uses the following clasp for fastening below the wrist: a folding clasp.

Is the Nautica Key Biscayne waterproof, and to what depth?

The Nautica Key Biscayne is waterproof with a test pressure of 10 ATM / 10 bar, according to DIN 8310, and can therefore be used for bathing, showering and hand washing as well as swimming and snorkeling, but not for water sports with intense pressure peaks, such as diving.