men’s two tone watches

GMT two tone watches for mens

Our new 40mm round stainless steel watch case is with a Chinese automatic movement. This sophisticated timepiece features a GMT function, allowing you to easily track multiple time zones. The magnifying glass calendar window adds a touch of elegance and convenience. With a water resistance of 10ATM, this watch is suitable for everyday wear and can withstand water pressure up to 100 meters. Crafted with precision and attention to detail, this men’s two-tone watch is the epitome of style and functionality. With its versatile design, it effortlessly transitions from casual to formal occasions. Elevate your wrist game with this 10-grade reading timepiece.

Case material	316L Stainless Steel case
Case diameter:	40mm
Strap material	Solid stainless steel
Strap width:	20mm
Glass	Harden mineral glass
Movement	Japan Miyota movement
Water resistant	5ATM
Strap function	Quick release spring bar

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DO MECHANICAL WATCH HAVE BATTERIES

Mechanical watches do not need a battery. Instead, they have a mainspring that is used to power the watch. It then drives a balance wheel that oscillates four or more times per second. They are manually tightened by the wearer at regular intervals

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HOW DO WATCHES WORK WITHOUT BATTERIES

The only watches that function without a battery are mechanical watches, which include Automatic and Manual mechanical watch. The mainspring, a component found in mechanical watches, is used to store and release energy. A rotor in an automatic watch oscillates in response to the wearer’s natural movements, which causes the mainspring to twist.