Original price was: $1,200.00.$950.00Current price is: $950.00.
A 36mm steel-tone Day-Date with a silver dial, fluted steel bezel and President bracelet. QF identifies a tungsten-weighted edition, giving this restrained configuration more physical presence while the cool dial and case keep the overall look clean.
The silver dial reflects light evenly across the 36mm face, leaving the day and date apertures easy to read and the applied markers well separated. A steel-tone fluted bezel continues that cooler palette into the case, while the President bracelet keeps the watch unmistakably within the Day-Date family.
QF lists a tungsten-core 904L Oystersteel case with a stated 156.3g weighted build and Clone 3255 movement. The 11.8mm profile remains compact, and the concealed clasp lets the bracelet sit as a continuous rounded line. This is the physical feel of a weighted edition without the stronger visual statement of rose gold.
The cool case and silver dial make this configuration unusually easy to place in a collection. It can sit beside darker sports watches without repeating their visual language, and it does not require a warm wardrobe to make sense. The weighted construction gives the 36mm case more presence when handled, while the restrained exterior keeps that detail private rather than turning it into a sales gimmick.
Choose this configuration when one watch needs to work with charcoal, navy, denim and formal tailoring. It has the Day-Date calendar and a considered case finish, but avoids the color commitment of turquoise, brown or plated rose gold. Before dispatch, our QC team reviews silver dial consistency, marker alignment, steel fluted-bezel finish, day/date centering and clasp closure.
It combines a silver dial with a steel-tone fluted bezel in the 36mm Day-Date format.
QF identifies a tungsten-core 904L Oystersteel Day-Date edition.
The product record lists a Clone 3255 movement with day and date displays.
Our watch desk can explain differences in case proportion, dial layout and wearing style.
QC proof before dispatch
