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Ventura V-matic Men's Automatic Watch

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Sale: $2,226.59

Was: $2,473.99

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Ventura timepiece is more than just an accessory, it is a luxury
Casual watch defines your style
Men's automatic watch is a classic addition to your wardrobe

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Ventura V-matic Men's Automatic Watch

Ventura timepiece is more than just an accessory, it is a luxury
Casual watch defines your style
Men's automatic watch is a classic addition to your wardrobe
Titanium case
Black dial
Luminous hands and hour markers
Black rubber strap
30-minute and 12-hour subdials
Swiss automatic chronograph movement
Sapphire crystal
Water resistant to 200 meters
Chronometer
GMT
Screw-down crown
See-through skeleton case back
Case measures 43 mm wide x 15 mm thick
Strap measures 22 mm wide x 9 inches long
Secures with a push button deployment clasp

All measurements are approximate and may vary slightly from the listed dimensions.

Men's watch bands can be sized to fit 7.5-inch to 8.5-inch wrists.

This watch is powered by automatic movement which means the winding of the spring occurs automatically when the wearer moves his arm. However, it is recommended that you manually wind the watch at least once every two weeks. It is also important to adjust the time once a month as automatic movement can gain or lose a few minutes per month.

This watch has a screw-down crown (knob) for setting the time. Screw-down crowns create a stronger seal against the case than a push-and-pull knob, giving the watch a greater water resistance factor. To unscrew the crown, grasp the knob and turn it counter-clockwise (towards you) a number of times until it releases. Then pull or push the crown into position to set the time, date, and other functions. To close the crown, press it against the case while turning in a clockwise direction.

Please Note: Watch may NOT be returned if security tag is removed

Dimensions:: Case: 43 mm W x 15 mm T; Strap: 22 mm W x 9 in. L
Materials:: Titanium, rubber
Model No:: VM19.01R

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V-Matic Chrono- Rubber Strap

crudeoil from Texas, Jul 22, 2008

Just got the Watch. Fit and Dial finish are excellent. Few additions to Overstock's blurbs. First off, it is not a GMT, the pointer around it and the numbers on the peripheral dial are a Valjoux 7751 Pointer date. (Important to know as Ventura went out of buisness, but this is a movement used in IWC Chronos and other thiving brands, for future servicing purposes.)The Movement on the back is decorated very nicely, and not just the pendulum either. The sapphire is coated with anti-glare material. Also the 9 oclock sub dial has the second hand and a 24hr "military time" hand (smaller thicker one), which is helpful for setting the date, as the watch will change date at 12am, not pm. The band is comfy and made of soft, thick rubber, which (believe it or not) smells really nice and not rubbery at all... The Clasp mechanism seems a bit chinzy but when the watch is all buttoned up it looks good (hiding a few steel bits). The hidden deployment clasp is hardened Titanium as well and has a "V" on it with small letters under it saying: "ventura design on time" all engraved nicely. I could not find any photos of the clasp on the internet, so I mentioned it. The watch is indeed very scratch resistant (titanox) as I, indeed should have scratched the clasp a few times already, but nothing. The watch sits up high on the wrist and has a thick appearance. It is nice and light and comfortable. It is keeping impeccable time, despite that fact it was probably made in 2004... The box and instruction manual are both kinda worthless, though the COSC certificate is nice. It refers to the movment number which you will find under the pendulum on the arm extending towards 12... The watch is not flashy but all the poitners and subdials line up impeccably. They described it right when they said it is understated, sober and futuristic and well built. It is no nonsense/military looking.. No one but you will know what you paid for it unless they know watches, which makes it kinda cool. We'll see what these ventura's are worth in the future, but for now it is a good price given the movment, decorations, high tech materials, and good fit and finish on the case (not so much the clasp), which you will know given the fact that you will likely have done obsessive research prior to buying...