Illustration. The seconds hand ticks, as most quartz movements do.
Why it's interesting
Braun's functionalist dial, with full numerals, fine minute strokes and a yellow seconds hand, in a slim 38 mm case. It's a licensed quartz made in the Far East rather than a German-built watch, but the design is the point, and few watches carry it this cheaply.
Watch DNA. Filled tags are editorial; outlined tags come from the specifications.
The numbers
Partly verifiedSize
- Diameter
- 38mm
- Lug to lug
- —
- Thickness
- 8.7mm
- Lug width
- 22mm
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Chosen for shape, size, colour, character and price. Rarely the same brand twice.
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About this page
Partly verified, checked September 2026
Most specifications were checked against the sources below. Fields that couldn't be confirmed are noted or left blank.
38 mm, 8.7 mm case depth (the white-dial page says 8.5 mm), 22 mm strap, 5 ATM, mineral glass and quartz from the licensee's product page; the calibre is unnamed ('Japanese movement' per the FAQ), hence partial. Braun's FAQ says many of the products are designed in Germany and all are manufactured in the Far East; Zeon Ltd (UK) makes them under licence from Procter & Gamble. Lug-to-lug, weight and year not published.
