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Wooden Watch – Rijks – Silver – Walnut
Rijks has a silver steel wristband which connects perfectly with the luxurious presentation of this watch. It’s a unique design in which two materials come together and complement each other.
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Rijks is a very extraordinary watch, named after the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam where you can go far back in time through the finest art pieces of the Netherlands. Art enables us to travel through time; time that ticks endlessly and never stops. Appreciation for the Rijksmuseum is shown by the design of the watch. A work of art with pieces that work together and live around your wrist.
Rijks has a silver steel wristband which connects perfectly with the luxurious presentation of this watch. It’s a unique design in which two materials come together and complement each other. The case is laid in with walnut wood which contrasts with the metallic green dial. In the middle of the watch the second hand forms the common thread.
The combination of the dark walnut ring and the green silver colours give this watch a robust and durable look. A class of its own in the world of time pieces. The wristband of the watch is easy to adjust due to its built-in click system easy to adjust and suitable on every wrist.
This watch ensures you a stylish look any time of the day.
Specifications
- Colour: Dark green with silver accents
- Materials: Case: Walnut | Strap: Matt silver mesh
- Dimensions: Case width: 44 mm | Case depth: 12 mm | Strap length: adjustable | Strap width: 20 mm
- Movement: Chronographic Quartz Seiko | Waterproof up to 50m (5ATM)
- Warranty: 1 year
| Weight | 0,01 kg |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 3,9 × 2 × 0,8 cm |
| Wood | Walnut |
| Brand | TWO-O |
| Colour | Silver |
| Product type | Watch |
In today’s modern world, progress is forever at odds with nature. At a time when society is constantly inundated with technological advancements, bridging the gap between sustainability and rapid development is a Herculean task. As our materialistic values are admittedly slow to change, the key is striking a balance between conservation and consumption. Rising to the challenge is TWO-O.