Smith & Wesson The Civilian Watch SWW-6063 Gender: Unisex, Dial Color: Black, 22% Off w/ Free Shipping

Slide your hand into the bold style and sophistication of the Smith & Wesson Civilian Watch that features a round black face with Smith & Wesson logo and a stylish leather strap. Crafted with all the precision and reliability that's made Smith & Wesson a staple in the law enforcement community; the S&W Civilian Timepiece has a look and feel befitting all your off-the-clock escapades! Equal parts sturdy and stylish, it's all the watch you want, with the attention to detail and performance that you've come to expect from Smith & Wesson, for a price you'll love! This watch features precision quartz Japanese movement and includes 3 hands to show the hours, minutes and seconds, date display, tough stainless steel case for impact resistance and reliability, and a scratch resistant hardened mineral glass crystal that protects the dial. This timepiece is water resistant up to 30-meters (90-feet) and ideal for anyone looking for adventure, sport or any daily rugged outdoor activity. The case measures 42-mm wide and weights only 2.25 oz. The Smith and Wession Men's The Civilian Basic Round Watch w/ Leather Strap comes with a 1-year limited warranty. Smith & Wesson is one of the world's most recognizable brands and for good reason. Since they first opened their doors they have focused on designing and manufacturing innovative solutions that are unparalleled in the field of personal safety and protection. Almost every major law enforcement and military agency in the world has used Smith & Wesson products and to this day most police departments in the United States depend on their firearms and accessories. Smith & Wesson has been a partner to law enforcement since the late 1800s, developing crime-fighting tools that set the standard for the field and those products have enhance public safety, security and protection all over the world.

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