Duel
Star Wars
Duel
Star Wars
Tout le monde n’appartient pas au côté obscur de la Force, et parfois personne ne sort vainqueur d’une bataille. Représentant l’un des duels au sabre laser les plus épiques de la galaxie de La Guerre des étoiles, le combat entre Luke Skywalker et Dark Vader à la Cité des Nuages a été déterminant dans leur lutte familiale. Cette montre originale de Citizen en partenariat avec la franchise La Guerre des étoiles est dotée d’un boîtier et d’un bracelet en acier inoxydable argenté sur un fond de cadran à contour noir rehaussé de touches de couleur verte et de marqueurs bleu et rouge. Le point culminant de cette montre est le centre graphique audacieux du cadran qui illustre le célèbre duel grâce à des aiguilles de couleur néon, symbolisant les sabres au laser. L’arrière du boîtier est gravé de la phrase remarquable de Vader dans La Guerre des étoiles : l’Empire contre-attaque : « Je trouve votre manque de foi inquiétant. » Pour les amateurs de la saga et de Citizen, cette montre de collection est alimentée par notre technologie Eco-Drive exclusive qui convertit a lumière provenant de n’importe quelle source en énergie et ne nécessite jamais de pile. Hydro-résistance jusqu’à 200 mètres. Calibre : J810.
Modèle #: AW1140-51W
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Modèle
- AW1140-51W
Mouvement
- J810
- Eco-Drive
- Alimentée de manière continue et durable par n’importe quelle source de lumière, ce qui élimine tout besoin de remplacer les piles de la montre.
Cadran
- Noir
Boîtier de montre
- 41
- Ton argent
- Acier inoxydable
Largeur de cosse
- 22
Bracelet
- Bracelet en métal
- Acier inoxydable
- Fermoir pliant avec bouton poussoir
Cristal
- Verre minéral
- Résistante aux chocs et à l’éclatement
Hydrorésistance
- WR100/10Bar/333ft (Natation, sports nautiques)
Poids (g)
- 142
Caractéristiques supplémentaires
- 3 aiguilles
- Date
Avis
I bought this watch thinking it had lume and would glow in the dark (seemed reasonable given the lightsaber hands) but fair warning, it doesn't. Also with the silver numerals, the medium grey background, and the darker-than-you'd-expect red and blue colors on the hour and minute hands, it's fairly easy to hold this watch at an angle where it's hard to read. The 12,6, and 9 will often sort of disappear into the grey dial when the light hits it right, and in dimmer indoor areas I struggle more at reading this watch than other citizen watches I have. I'm keeping it because it's still cool, but I wear it less than I expected to when I bought it just because I know other watches I own are more legible.
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Citizen Dual Star Wars Timepiece.
Citizen "Dual" Star Wars Men's watch is the perfect gift for a young adult.
Very cool, but harder to read than you'd think
I bought this watch thinking it had lume and could glow in the dark-it can't, fair warning. It is still amazingly cool-looking, but the actual watch face is surprisingly dark. The blue and red of the lightsabers don't pop-the colors are dark enough they blend into the black unless you look carefully. The grey background is also a little darker than this photograph makes it look, and overall it makes this watch regrettably hard to read. I'm keeping it because I still think it's cool, but it's one of those watches where you look at it and know if they'd chosen the colors a little more carefully for legibility you'd be wearing it ten times more often than you do. I intended this to be my 'go everywhere' watch when I bought it. As-is I'm rarely wearing it.
Cool, but darker than you think
I bought this watch thinking it had lume and would glow in the dark (seemed reasonable given the lightsaber hands) but fair warning, it doesn't. Also with the silver numerals, the medium grey background, and the darker-than-you'd-expect red and blue colors on the hour and minute hands, it's fairly easy to hold this watch at an angle where it's hard to read. The 12,6, and 9 will often sort of disappear into the grey dial when the light hits it right, and in dimmer indoor areas I struggle more at reading this watch than other citizen watches I have. I'm keeping it because it's still cool, but I wear it less than I expected to when I bought it just because I know other watches I own are more legible.
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