Certina DS Caimano Lady
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Description
Parameters
| COSC certificate | No |
| Movement type | Quartz watches |
| Dial type | analog |
| Watch type | wrist watch |
| Shape of case | round |
| Water resistance | 100 m |
| Glass | saphire |
| Case material | stainles steel |
| Strap material | steel |
| Case diameter | 27 mm |
| Functions | luminescence, date, E.O.L. |
| Strap colour | silver |
| Dial colour | silver |
| Case colour | silver |
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The Swiss company Certina, with the turtle in its logo, deserves the right place among the best. Thanks to the precision, reliability, number of innovations and, last but not least, the continuous production of watches since 1888. With a sports-focused design, it sets out to use only the finest materials and technologies to offer its products at very competitive prices.
Thanks to the price range, Certina can be considered as the gateway to the world of Swiss watchmaking. This fact is multiplied by the materials used, such as 316L stainless steel - one of the most widely used in the industry, sapphire slides and highly accurate and reliable ETA movements. Also, we must not forget that every one of the Certina watches has a non-standard waterproofness of at least 100m. Therefore, whether you choose beautiful vintage models from the DS-1 series or the DS Podium sports range, you won't be forced to compromise thanks to the DOUBLE SECURITY (DS) system. Thanks to a wide range of options, everyone can find one's favorite.
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