Original price was: $1,100.00.$899.00Current price is: $899.00.
A 40mm steel-tone Day-Date with a white dial, fluted bezel and President bracelet. QF identifies this as a tungsten-heavyweight edition, so the broad case keeps a clean, formal face while the weighted construction adds a more substantial feel.
The larger case lets the white dial breathe around the day and date apertures, while applied markers keep the face open rather than decorative. The steel-tone fluted bezel frames that space cleanly, and the President bracelet carries the same cooler treatment into the wrist profile. It is a formal watch with a quieter visual temperature.
QF lists a tungsten-core 904L Oystersteel case, a 12.3mm thickness and a Clone 3255 automatic movement. The weighted construction changes the tactile impression without adding visible ornament; the concealed folding clasp and rounded links keep the case-to-bracelet transition smooth.
The 40mm case creates more distance between the bezel and the calendar windows, which gives the white dial a calm, open layout. That larger span also makes the day and date functions read as the focus of the watch, not small details crowded into a compact face. Buyers who prefer a more assertive Day-Date profile will find the steel-tone palette keeps the result composed.
This is the right direction when 36mm feels too compact but yellow-gold tone feels too conspicuous. The white and steel combination works with business clothing, monochrome tailoring and evening wear, while the 40mm proportion gives the calendar display a confident presence. Before dispatch, our QC team reviews white dial uniformity, marker alignment, fluted-bezel facets, day/date centering and clasp action.
A white dial inside the 40mm steel-tone Day-Date case with a fluted bezel.
QF identifies a tungsten-heavyweight 904L Oystersteel Day-Date edition.
The product record lists a Clone 3255 automatic movement with day and date displays.
Our watch desk can explain differences in case proportion, dial layout and wearing style.
QC proof before dispatch
