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Mens Watch R867.03BS

Mens Watch R867.03BS

£39.99

Product code: 35596

Stylish round faced stainless steel men's watch from designer Ben Sherman
Black dial, grey "stencilled" markers and three handed Quartz movement
Case is made from stainless steel and sits on a brown leather style strap
Comes with a one-year manufacturer's guarantee
Ideal for the man who likes a simple styled timepiece

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The Ben Sherman R867.03BS Analogue Watch is a classically formed designer watch with a modern feel! Perfectly proportioned, it features a round black dial with grey "stencilled" numbers and baton indices. With three handed Quartz movement, this timepiece sits perfectly on leather-like brown strap. Water-resistant and comes with a one year manufacturer's guarantee.

Features:
Stylish round cased stainless steel men's watch from Ben Sherman

With black dial, contrasting grey baton and numerical indices

Three handed Quartz movement with second hand

Case is made from stainless steel and sits on brown leather strap

Comes with a one year manufacturer's guarantee

Ideal for the man who likes a simple styled timepiece

Water resistance to 30 metres

Case diameter: 44mm
BEN SHERMAN, THE BEGINNING
Ben Sherman was the Mod God. The man who started making shirts in the late 1950s from a small factory in Brighton, went on to dress the swinging sixties and became the KING of trend-setting Carnaby Street. Hungry for money and fame, he remained a party animal until the day he died in 1987. The 1960s gave British youth more fashion, money and freedom than ever before. Working from small premises in Brighton, entrepreneurial shirt maker Ben Sherman saw his niche and founded the Ben Sherman Company in 1963.

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