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Invicta SW500 Automatic Chronograph Movement Plus 8 Slot Box

This striking Swiss made design boasts a round silver-tone titanium case which measures an imposing 19mm thick. An exhibition case back reveals the precision-crafted Swiss SW500 Automatic Chronograph movement. A knurl textured push and pull crown with trigger function pushers puts you in control.

A Flame Fusion crystal protects the round black dial which features a perforated outer dial and textured inner dial. Luminous Tritnite stick index markers show at all even hour positions with black screw accents at all odd hour positions except 9:00. Tritnite hour and minute hands keep you right on time in any light. A 30 minute subdial appears below 12:00, a day of the week and date window shows next to 3:00, an hour subdial displays above 6:00 and a seconds subdial appears beside 9:00.

A silver-tone buckle clasp secures the black polyurethane strap which fits up to approximately an 8-3/4” wrist. Knurled textured stainless steel inserts attach the strap. Blaze your own trail with the distinct and commanding design of Invicta’s Coalition Forces timepiece today!

 

The Sellita SW 500 movement is a new movement and is Sellita's version of the THE VALJOUX 7750 CHRONOGRAPH

SELLITA SW500
Sellita's latest creation, the SW500 Calibre meets the growing demand for Swiss automatic chronograph movements. An impressive combination of quality and absolute mastery of horological techniques, this movement offers the same high performance and level of reliability as an ETA 7750 movement.
Description Automatic chronograph
SW500 13 ¼ ''' calibre
25 jewels
28,800 vib/h (4 Hz)

Diameter: 30 mm
Height: 7.90 mm
Hours, minutes, small seconds
Automatic ball-bearing winding-mechanism
60-second chronograph
30-minute and 12-hour counters
Date and day, corrector
Stop-second device

The specs for the movement are as follows are identical to the 7750
-25 jewels
-28,800vph
-42 hour power reserve
-Day/Date
-Chronograph

About Titanium
German chemist Martin Heinrich Klaproth named Titanium, a lustrous silver metal, for the Titans of Greek mythology who were known for their amazing strength. Titanium has the highest strength to weight ratio of any metal making it dent resistant, light weight and ideal for timepiece construction. Furthermore, Titanium is corrosion resistant to everything from sea water to chlorine.

 

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