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Vagary

Explore

€219,00 EUR
€219,00 EUR
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Highlights
  • Display Material: mineral glass
  • Case: ⌀ 42 mm
  • Movements: Quartz movement
  • Waterresistance: 10 ATM / 10 Bar
  • Case Material: Steel
Delivery time

1 - 3 working days
Manufacturer

Citizen Watch Italy S.p.A., Via del Commercio, 3, 20060, Pozzo d'Adda (MI), info@citizen.it

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Vagary Explore

Product Details

Display

The Explore of Vagary uses a display from mineral glass.

Case

The Explore has a housing made of Steel, which has a diameter of 42 mm.

Weight

The weight of Explore is approximately 300 grams.

Movement

A Quartz movement clockwork mechanism is used.

Closure type

Buckle

Explore von Vagary

Discover the Vagary "Explore," a sporty yet elegant watch from the Aqua39 Crono collection. Model IV4-713-51 features a precise analog quartz movement and a robust 43 mm case, offering water resistance to 10 bar. The striking black chronograph dial is protected by a durable mineral crystal, ideal for everyday wear and sporting activities. It weighs 160 grams. The watch is worn on a high-quality stainless steel bracelet with a practical deployant folding clasp and push-buttons. The Vagary "Explore" is the perfect companion for those who value both style and functionality.

Questions about Explore of Vagary

What is the exact model name of the Explore by Vagary?

The exact model designation of the Explore is Vagary IV4-713-51

What type of closure does the Explore have?

The Explore uses the following closure below the wrist: None of the options

Is the Vagary Explore waterproof, and to what depth?

The Vagary Explore 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.