Sector Men’s R3273619001 Marine 400 Analog Stainless Steel Watch

Sector Sport Watches have been a symbol of a lifestyle with no limits since their beginnings in 1973.Known for their seamless integration of Swiss technology and Italian design; these timepieces are the perfect companion for the person who pushes limits both at work and play.Whether its mental, physical or emotional drive, Sector Sport Watches fit every moment and every lifestyle. Designed for the physical and mental adventurer in you, Sector is the watch that knows no limits.Sector No Limits was launched in 1973 and has always been closely associated with continuous personal challenges. Its essence is encompassed in 3 key phrases: SECTOR NO LIMITS INDESTRUCTIBLE ITALIAN DESIGN During the eighties and nineties, many athletes successfully completed challenges accompanied by Sector No Limits technical and sport watches, achieving together important and unforgettable performance records, combining pure technology to Italian design. These heroes’ feats entered the public imagination, and Sector No Limits became the expression of technical quality and the sporting performance of daring people who defy themselves. Today, Sector No Limits continues to support indestructible athletes who challenge their abilities in order to overcome the hardest challenges. The Sector No Limits Team is currently made up of: Jorge Lorenzo: Current MotoGP World Champion, four times World Champion. Alex Barbero: An international BMX champion whose spectacular tricks have enflamed the most important competitions worldwide. Jesus Calleja: Who travels the world challenging nature, his passion for adventure leads him to face the most difficult challenges. Jesus is also among the few people who have climbed the “Seven Summits”. “The Seven Summits” are the highest mountains of each of the seven continents.

Quartz movement
Steel; chronograph; day; screw case back; polyurethane; deployant clasp
Mineral crystal
Stainless steel case
Water resistant to 330 feet (100 M): suitable for snorkeling, as well as swimming, but not diving