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Twenty-one years ago Wenger, maker of the Genuine Swiss Army Knife, turned its inimitable hand to that other icon of Swiss craftsmanship. The Swiss Watch. Wenger created, with a great deal of pride, a collection of watches worthy of the Wenger Swiss Cross emblem that has stood as the benchmark for quality, functionality and precision engineering for over 110 years.
The Wenger TerraGraph Power Reserve Alarm Men's Watch is no exception to this rich history. A Swiss quartz movement accurate to 1/10 of a second per day, water resistant to 330ft. (100 meters), watch has date display, luminous hands and markers that recharge in seconds, dual time zones, alarms, power reserve sub-dials for battery life and day of week. With a scratch-resistant mineral crystal, stainless steel case with a screw-on back that ensures water resistance, and a lined leather strap. With a three year warranty this is one great watch.
The Wenger TerraGraph Power Reserve Alarm Men's Watch is no exception to this rich history. A Swiss quartz movement accurate to 1/10 of a second per day, water resistant to 330ft. (100 meters), watch has date display, luminous hands and markers that recharge in seconds, dual time zones, alarms, power reserve sub-dials for battery life and day of week. With a scratch-resistant mineral crystal, stainless steel case with a screw-on back that ensures water resistance, and a lined leather strap. With a three year warranty this is one great watch.
Poor quality
By RMR from Wichita, KS on 11/8/2009
Pros:
Stylish
Cons:
Unreliable
Describe Yourself:
Athletic, High End Shopper
Bottom Line:
No, I would not recommend this to a friend
Comments about Wenger Wenger 72755 TerraGraph Power Reserve Alarm, Black Dial & Black leather strap:
Had to send the watch back to the factory for repair because the second time zone hand was apparantly slipping on its shaft and therefore kept unreliable time.
Then when I got it back I noticed that the alarm/battery power indicator hand was misaligned since it had apparently also slipped on its shaft.
The leather band also had one of the small guide loops detach soon after purchasing the watch.
Will not buy the Wenger brand again...