University of Alabama Men's Two-Tone Quartz Watch
$ 69.93
- Officially NCAA-licensed University of Alabama watch
- Two-tone stainless steel band with deployment buckle
- Quartz movement with included SR626SW battery
- White dial with logo and Arabic numeral indicators
- 3 ATM water resistant
- Made to order
- Free Shipping
- 30-Day Free Returns
- 1-Year Free Resizing
- Family-Owned Since 2008
Specifications
| Metal | Non Metal |
|---|---|
| Officially licensed | University of Alabama |
| Gender | Men's |
Specifications are for the item selected above. Metal weights are approximate and vary slightly from piece to piece.
Description
Show your University of Alabama pride with this men's two-tone quartz watch from LogoArt, officially licensed by the NCAA. Featuring a logo dial and a stainless steel band, it's a great gift or everyday accessory for any Crimson Tide fan.
This is a made-to-order item, personalized for University of Alabama fans.
Details
- Watch band color: Two-tone
- Watch band material: Stainless steel
- Watch band width: 19 mm
- Item length: 7.5 in
- Case material: Alloy; caseback: Stainless steel
- Watch case size: 35 mm
- Dial color: White with Arabic numeral hour indicators; gold-tone hands
- Crystal material: Mineral
- Movement: Quartz (battery operated), with SR626SW battery included
- Water resistant: 3 ATM (tested)
- Clasp/connector: Deployment buckle
- Licensed by the NCAA, University of Alabama
- Watch movement warranty: 2 years
Approx. metal weight: 0.31 g
Common Questions
Is this watch officially licensed?
Yes, it's licensed by the NCAA for the University of Alabama.
What is the watch band made of?
The watch band is stainless steel in a two-tone color with a deployment buckle clasp.
What movement does this watch use?
It uses a quartz (battery operated) movement and comes with one SR626SW battery included.
How is the watch made?
This is a made-to-order LogoArt watch, so it's personalized to order rather than kept in stock.
Is this watch water resistant?
It is tested to 3 ATM water resistance.
