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Case Width: 50mm – Definitely wears like a 50mm, maybe a tad bigger because of the large crown protector, but the smaller height sort of helps balance it out.
Case Height: 45mm – I felt this was a noteworthy specification because of what I mentioned earlier about having a smaller wrist and not having the watch hang off the edges of your wrist preventing you from seeing the ends of the straps / bracelet.
Lug width: 25mm – I know this is not an even number when it comes to straps (normally we see 20, 22, 24, 26mm, etc.), but a 26mm strap will fit just fine. It only has to condense .5mm on either side. You can get some nice straps at one of my favorite places started by Stan Betesh, founder of Deep Blue called PANATIME.
Case Thickness: 17.5mm – However that’s a bit exaggerated due to the domed crystal, it wears thinner, more like a 16mm. It’s the perfect thickness proportionally in relation to the width and height.
Movement: 26 Jewel Swiss Made Sellita SW200 Automatic – This movement is just as good as an ETA 2824-2 in my opinion. ETA just has the name to back it, but there is a history behind Sellita that proves their equality. Here is a link to a fellow blogger who laid it out pretty nicely.
Crystal: Domed Sapphire – This is one of the best features of this watch in my opinion. It is so perfectly set into the case and has such a nice curve to it that it plays beautifully in the light.
Water Resistance: 30ATM or 300 Meters – As mentioned above, I found this significant because it is not meant to be a dive watch, but easily surpasses dive watch qualifications, which again speaks to the passion put into creating this watch and other Imperious watches.
