- With a bold black dial dressed in rich rose gold and set on a meticulously stitched leather band, this timepiece from the Invicta II collection is sure to make a powerful statement on the wrist.
- Japanese Quartz movement with analog display
- Construction features protective Flame Fusion mineral crystal dial window, brushed and polished 18k rose gold-plated stainless steel case, black leather strap, and black dial with rose gold-tone hands
- Functions include luminescence, stopwatch, and three chronograph sub-dials
- Water resistant to 330 feet (100 M): suitable for snorkeling, as well as swimming, but not diving
The Dial 1429 UL7500-2LA Commercial Pump is a highly-reliable, durable product from Dial. This commercial pump from Dial features a thermal overload protection to prevent damage from overloading your pump, and it’s flame-retardant motor housing meets UL’s Standards. It features a grounded round SJT Power Cord with molded 3 prong plug for easy connection, and an extra heavy duty motor for a longer life under any conditions. This pump model has a 375 GPH capacity, a 230V motor, and an Orange and Black color coding to distinguish it from other models.
With a bold black dial dressed in rose gold and a stylishly stitched leather band, the Invicta Men’s Chronograph Black Dial Leather Watch is certain to make a statement on the wrist. The watch kicks off with a circular 46mm rose gold-plated stainless steel case with a textured coin edge and a prominent crown and pushers on the right side. These rose gold-plated stainless steel elements hug a deluxe black dial with white hour markers and Arabic numerals at the 3, 6, 9, and 12 ‘o clock positions. The dial, which is protected by a flame-fusion crystal, also offers three chronograph sub-dials and a date display between the 4 and 5 ‘o clock positions. A black leather bracelet with contrasting white stitching along the top and sides straps this watch to the wrist, while a reliable buckle clasp ensures that it stays there. Finally, the watch offer water resistance up to 330 feet (100 meters).
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