The Red Alert: Your Analog Shield in a Digital World, Defending Against Matrix Glitches and Hacks. This is a revolutionary timepiece for those who navigate the digital realm with discernment and style. This is not just a watch; it’s your analog shield against the glitches and hacks of the matrix, a beacon of individuality in a world of conformity. Dive into a unique mechanical experience with the Red Alert Edition, featuring Deep RED Night Vision powered by dual Lithium Batteries and driven by a Skeleton Mechanical Automatic Movement with a 42H Power Reserve. It’s where precision meets innovation, creating a symphony of aesthetic brilliance and reliability.
Cloaked in a captivating RED Stone Sheath, this timepiece combines a Stainless Steel Case with a Natural Black Rubber Band for unparalleled comfort. Unlock the "secret" lab's Swiss GPS location with the K1 Glass's decoding print, adding an element of mystery and exclusivity to your wrist. The Red Alert Edition is a limited-time opportunity to own a piece of disruptive innovation and bold design. It’s a statement, a companion, a reflection of your unique spirit in the digital chaos. Secure the Red Alert Edition Now & Stand Bold in the Digital World!
Case Diameter: 47mm – 46mm
Case Materials: Stainless Steel case with a RED Fiber Glass, Sheath injected. Special Stone Finishing Case
Crown/Bezel: Stainless Steel Pusher, Bezel & Crown with PVD Treatment
Crystal: K1 Hardened Mineral Glass with Anti-reflective coating & Special Printing
Movement/Module: 3 Hands, Patented In-house Electric Module coupled with a Miyota 82S0 Mechanical Movement, 42 Hours // Power Reserve
Light: 4 LED 1.5A Red with Double Lithium Batteries System dedicated to the backlighting system
Dial: Multilayers construction, Semi Transparent, Light Function
Strap: 26mm // 22mm BLACK Natural Rubber Band, Stainless Steel Pin buckle with PVD treatment
Water resistance: 5 ATM
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