Davosa Ternos Professional Automatic Diving Watch
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The Davosa Ternos Professional Automatic GMT is a dream watch for enthusiasts. It fits comfortably, boasts high-quality craftsmanship, and is surprisingly affordable, leaving many customers curious about how such a feature-rich Swiss-made watch can be offered at this price.
Every great watch has a story, and this one traces back to the early days of transoceanic flights. It was inspired by PanAm's request for the first GMT watch, which is often mistakenly called "Pepsi" instead of its true airline roots. The dark black and blue color combo has earned it the nickname "Batman."
Designed for travel, the Ternos GMT features a sturdy stainless steel case and the reliable DAV 3032 movement, allowing you to track time in two or even three time zones using its dual-color ceramic bezel. Its elegant design includes a black dial with clear hands and indexes, ensuring readability in any lighting thanks to the anti-reflective sapphire crystal.
With a 42 mm size and a comfortable fit due to its curved lugs, this watch is both presentable and functional. The stainless steel bracelet adds security, making it suitable for both adventurous activities and formal occasions. It also offers 200 meters of water resistance, ideal for diving and other water sports.
Powered by a reliable ETA 2893 movement, the watch has a 38-hour power reserve and comes with a two-year warranty, delivered quickly to your door.
In summary, the Davosa Ternos GMT blends a rich history with modern craftsmanship, creating a durable, elegant tool watch perfect for any occasion.
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