Rotary Watches Limited is an award-winning worldwide brand of classic timepieces. The firm was founded in 1895 by Moise Dreyfuss in the Swiss town of La Chaux de Fonds. Rotary is still owned by the Dreyfuss Group. Rotary timepieces are now sold in over 65 countries throughout the world. Rotary specialises in designing affordably stylish timepieces, blending the ‘old with the new’ and the ‘contemporary with the classic’ to achieve a distinctive range of watches.
With a case profile of just 5.7mm, the new generation Ultra Slim is a refined, classic lightweight watch collection. Each timepiece sits neatly on the wrist with ample room left to slip under a shirt cuff. Each carefully crafted timepiece is equipped with a reliable quartz movement housed in a 38mm polished case.
Featuring a two step dial with guilloche inner pattern and date window at 6 and distinctive Roman numeral hour markers or applied indexes. Shielded by scratch resistant Sapphire glass, this classic watch is available with a 7 link bracelet or a leather strap. Water resistant to 30m this watch also comes with a two year guarantee that can be extended to three if you register online.
Family | Ultra Slim |
Case Size | 38mm |
Case Thickness | 5.7mm |
Case Material | Stainless Steel |
Movement Type | Quartz |
Water Resistance | 30m |
Connection Type | Bracelet 7 Link |
Case Plating | Gold (1N14 PVD) |
Crystal | Sapphire |
Bezel | Plain |
Case Back | Snap |
Crown | Single O-ring |
Dial Colour | Silver White |
Dial Markers | Roman |
Dial Features | Stamped Guilloche Pattern |
Hand Hour & Minute | FacettedBaton |
Hands Second | N/A |
Connection Material | Stainless Steel |
Plating Colour | Gold Plate (1N14 PVD) |
Buckle | Deployment |
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