0607515
Movado SE
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| Reference | 0607515 |
| Brand | Movado |
| Collection | SE |
| Dial Size | 41 MM |
| Dial Shape | Round |
| Case Material | Stainless Steel with Grey PVD |
| Diamonds | Without Diamonds |
| Strap Bracelet | Stainless Steel with Grey PVD Link Bracelet |
| Gender | Men |
| Movement | Quartz |
| Glass | Scratch-resistant sapphire crystal |
| Water Resistance | 5 Bar |
| Brand Warranty | 2 Years |
SHIPPING & DELIVERY
An end-to-end premium client and delivery service marked with special attention to details. Genuine & Gorgeous offers a premium white glove service that ensures special care and a personalised experience to every client. Genuine & Gorgeous only accepts orders for delivery to addresses in India and offers free shipping for the same. Please note that the Company does not ship to PO boxes or hotels.
We will use reasonable efforts to ensure the following estimated delivery lead times from the date of Order.
Confirmation:
Standard Delivery: 5 Days
Premium Delivery: 2 Days
RETURN POLICY
To return or exchange an item:
Contact Client Relations within 7 days of receipt on
+91 8585988585
Request a Return Authorisation Number which will be emailed to you.
Please be aware that personalised creations cannot be returned.
For further information on the terms, conditions and methods of return and exchange, please consult the Return Policy or contact Genuine Gorgeous Client Relations on +91 8585988585
Movado SE, 41mm dual finished mid grey PVD stainless steel case and bracelet with mid grey concave polished dot accents and mid grey sunray dial. Features Sapphire crystal, date window detailing, and Swiss Super-LumiNova® hands, hour markers & indices at 6:00 and 9:00.
Beyond the Dot
- Movado means ‘always in motion’ in the Esperanto language
- Was founded in Switzerland in 1881 by a 19 year-old entrepreneur
- Is recognized with 100 patents + 200 awards
- Is in 20 Museums around the world
Movado Museum Dial Facts:
- Museum dial was designed by artist Nathan George Horwitt in 1947
- Horwitt's design is in the permanent collections of MoMA
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