zolohoni Square Men's Digital Watch Big Numbers Dial Large Face Waterproof LED Watches with Alarm Date Stopwatch
Product Description
zolohoni Square Men's Digital Watch Big Numbers Dial Large Face Waterproof LED Watches with Alarm Date Stopwatch
- Adjustable Digital Watch: Matte black case with multiple modes, Big Numbers Dial watch the clock is very convenient and quick; LED display time, seconds, day and date; Adjustable strap to easily fit multiple wrist sizes. Watch fits up to 4.5in-8.2in wrist circumference. The recommended Age Grade 3 yrs+.
- Watch Size: Dial size 35mm*35mm; overall watch length 25cm; thickness 8mm; and strap width 20mm; suitable for most people's wrists. And this big face square watch is very convenient for people to read, Very friendly to men & woemn elderly and adults.
- Features include: Chronograph, Alarm, Dual Time, EL Backlight, 12/24 hours switch and Countdown. 13-digit timing function, displaying hours, minutes, seconds, months, days, and weeks. It can meet your daily needs.
- Water Resistant to 30m (100ft): Wear-resistant and waterproof, Classic wear-resistant and durable watch band, usually suitable for short-term leisure swimming, but not suitable for diving or snorkeling.
- Multiple Uses: Our square large face watches come in beautiful packaging, perfect for gifting or personal use. Suitable for adults, men, women, the elderly. Suitable for running, sports, banquet, dance, walking and many other occasions.
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