Rolex Day-Date Men’s 40mm m228206-0034 Silver-tone

Water Resistance: 30 meters. The watch we use a waterproof at 30 meters, which is like a real watch. Tips: The standard configuration is just life waterproof, need to purchase additional waterproof service which is up to 30 meters.

Watch Case: 316L. The case is 316L, and its density is close to iron, which generally does not affect the human body. This material is often used in the straps of Swiss watches.

Crystal: Sapphire Crystal. The material of the watch is a lustrous and transparent crystal, which is usually used for high-precision optical instruments. Tip: The first-range cheap movement version is made of mineral glass.

Bezel Material: Stainless Steel. The watch uses a stainless steel bezel, which has been around since ancient times. It has been used as a decorative material for watches and clocks for more than two thousand years. A watch face made from stainless steel materials can withstand extreme temperatures.

Dial Markers: Luminous Index. According to a study, the human eye is sensitive to light at night, luminous sticks are used in many devices to show the time in dark places. These sticks can actually be used to show time. After powering on the sticks, you can find out the time with a simple tap.

Clasp: Fold Over Clasp. This is a great way to protect and store your watch, to make it easier and quicker for the user to open and fold the case over to keep it secure.

Band Material: 316L. The raw material in this band is 316L for daily seawater corrosion, this steel is completely sufficient.

Case Back: Solid. The case has a thick bottom cover, which is the “second skin” of the watch. It covers metal and provides daily wear protection for the watch.

Hand: Silver Tone. The design of the watch’s hands is silver-tone, which fits your watch’s dial well.

Luminiscence: Hands and Markers. For the watch, the luminiscence is hands and markers. The luminous things makes your watch more delicate and high-end.

Second Markers: Minute markers around the outer rim. The minute mark around the outer edge of the glass is one of the most recognized design elements in all industries and is located on the outside of the clock to indicate the time.