[short_description]Astron 5X Titanium Collection. With the strong, sleek lines of the Seiko Astron, the world's first commercially available quartz watch, today's Astron repre[/short_description] [product_description]Astron 5X Titanium Collection. With the strong, sleek lines of the Seiko Astron, the world's first commercially available quartz watch, today's Astron represents another leap forward, crafted for high-intensity sports in light and durable titanium, while providing the highest degree of accuracy possible in a wristwatch — effortlessly. GPS controlled for high-speed time and time zone adjustment to 39 time zones, the exceptional watch includes a daylight saving time function, perpetual day and date calendar correct to the year 2100, date window, and am/pm indicators. The unique time transfer function allows wearers to switch between the main dial time and the dual time subdial at the push of a button. To ensure smooth operation, the watch is equipped with a signal reception result indicator and power save function. The solar cell is powered by light energy, with no battery change required. Topped by a dual-curved crystal with super-clear coating, the white dial with rose gold accents includes a date calendar and LumiBrite hands and markers. With rose gold finish bezel, pushers and crown, this superior watch offers super-hard coating for added durability, secure screwdown caseback and tri-fold push button release clasp. 20 bar, 200M Water Resistant[/product_description] [unique_description_1]
TYPE: Watch
MOVEMENT: Solar GPS
CALIBER: 5X53
DIAL COLOR: White
BAND: Titanium
STRAP MATERIAL: Titanium bracelet with super-hard coating
CASE THICKNESS: 13.3 mm
CASE MATERIAL: Titanium case with super-hard coating
CASE LENGTH: 50.0 mm
CASE SIZE: 42.7 mm
CRYSTAL TYPE: Sapphire crystal with anti-reflective coating on the inner surface
WATERPROOF: 20 bar 200 meters (660 feet)
Powered by light energy - no battery change required
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GPS Solar Dual Time
Perpetual day and date calendar correct to the year 2100