| Watch Information | |
| Brand Name: | Skagen |
| Model number: | 433LGL1 |
| Part Number: | 433LGL1 |
| Dial window material type: | super-hardened-mineral |
| Clasp: | Buckle |
| Case material: | stainless-steel |
| Case diameter: | 36 millimeters |
| Case Thickness: | 7 millimeters |
| Band material: | pebbled leather |
| Band length: | mens-standard |
| Band width: | 20 millimeters |
| Dial color: | white |
| Bezel material: | stainless-steel |
| Movement: | japanese-quartz |
| Water resistant depth: | 100 Feet |
| Warranty Type: | Manufacturer |
Skagen blends contemporary styling with timeless watch design with this gold-tone stainless steel men's watch. The mid-sized, round watch case measures 36mm (1.41 inches) wide and an amazing 7mm (.27 inches) thick. Its thin bezel frames a sublime white dial face with gold-tone Arabic numerals and hands, as well as a small second-hand subdial just above 6 o'clock. It's completed by a textured brown leather strap with white contrast stitching. Other features include a scratch-resistant mineral crystal and precise Japanese quartz movement.
All Skagen stainless steel watch cases and bands are constructed from durable 100 percent solid stainless steel, and is nickel safe and hypoallergenic for sensitive skin. This watch is backed by Skagen's limited lifetime warranty, which covers all parts except strap, crystal and battery.
About Skagen Watch
Named after a fishing hamlet in Denmark on the northern tip of the Jutland peninsula, Skagen Designs was founded by Henrik and Charlotte Jorst in 1991 after the two Copenhagen natives moved to New York City. The company subscribes to the principle that beautifully designed, high-quality objects can be created at reasonable prices. Skagen watches represent the technical excellence, refined design and operational simplicity that have created the unique reputation of Danish design.
The fishing village of Skagen--the Skaw--lies where the northern-most tip of the Danish peninsula known as Jutland bends East and breaks the surging waters of the Kattegat and Skagerak seas. The spectacular natural beauty of the area is compellingly beautiful, and its white sandy beaches have been visited by artists for centuries.
