Does Movado use sapphire crystal?

The Movado Sapphire men’s watch is an artistically-refined timepiece that lets you bask in a remarkably innovative conception of our iconic Museum dial. It features a 39 mm stainless steel bezel-free case with a flat edge-to-edge metalized sapphire crystal, creating a seamlessly-smooth fluid clock surface.

What kind of crystal does Movado use?

Movado uses only genuine Swarovski crystal elements in its BOLD watch collection. Titanium is a white, very durable metal that is stronger and lighter than stainless steel, but softer. Non-corrosive, it is resistant to salt, perspiration, and high temperatures.

Is Movado an expensive watch?

Notwithstanding its many features however, the Movado Connect is somewhat costly when compared to its competitors. In fact, it is more expensive than any Samsung Galaxy Watch or even an Apple Watch.

How many diamonds are in a Movado sapphire watch?

Movado Sapphire, 28 mm stainless steel bezel-free case with flat edge-to-edge sapphire crystal and 36 north/south diamond accents, silver mirror dial with 11 diamond markers (0.183 t.c.w. diamonds) and stainless steel pyramid-shaped link bracelet. This product is not available in your country.

What kind of watch case does Movado use?

Movado Sapphire, 28 mm stainless steel bezel-free case with flat edge-to-edge sapphire crystal. Features a stainless steel bracelet with silver mirror dial. This product is not available in your country.

What kind of case does Movado Esperanza have?

Movado Esperanza, 28 mm stainless steel and yellow gold PVD-finished case with 63-diamond bezel (0.245 t.c.w.), white mother of pearl Museum dial and stainless steel and yellow gold PVD-finished free-falling bracelet design. Note: Mother-of-Pearl dials may vary in color as each piece is unique making every watch one of a kind.

What kind of Dial is on Movado 1881?

Movado 1881 Automatic, 30 mm two-tone stainless steel and rose gold PVD-finished case and bracelet with black mother-of-pearl textured dial & 11 Diamond markers. Caseback features an exposed automatic movement. Automatic watches do not contain batteries. They are charged by the movement of your wrist.