Heyes Automatic Chronograph Watch in Steel

A Rather Good Looking Watch That Knows What Time It Is

If you've ever thought, "What my wrist truly needs is something splendidly smart, just a touch mysterious, and fabulously reliable," then this automatic chronograph is already halfway to wooing you. A properly handsome piece of mechanical wizardry, it blends confidence with charm — like a dinner guest who brings wine and stays interesting.

Why Choose Our Heyes Automatic Chronograph Watch?

• Beautifully Balanced Monochrome Design: A brushed steel and black finish that says 'I read the instructions' without trying too hard.
• Dual Chronograph Display: Raised silver numerals and a skeleton exhibition back — for those who like to see what’s going on behind the scenes.
• Sub-Dials That Mean Business: Perfectly placed at 3 and 9 o'clock to track both days and months, in case your calendar is more decorative than functional.

Product Details:

• Movement: Powered by the automatic Citizen 9122 caliber, with a hearty 40 hour running time for those who occasionally forget to wind things.
• Material: Marine-grade 316L stainless steel, 40mm in diameter and 13mm thick — not too flashy, but not likely to be ignored either.
• Crystal Clarity: Double-domed sapphire lens with anti-reflective coating, so you can admire the time without squinting dramatically.
• Strap: Italian croc print leather with a quick-release design and a stainless steel butterfly clasp — the wrist equivalent of a well-cut dinner jacket.
• Water Resistance: 50m, in case you encounter a rogue glass of water or spontaneous rainstorm.
• Jewels: 26, because mechanical things deserve to sparkle a bit too.
• Lug Width: 22mm, perfectly proportioned for balance and poise.

Packed in a properly smart box, complete with instructions (yes, we thought of everything) and a 12-month worldwide warranty — just in case you and your watch fall out briefly. Rather popular with those in the know, and not one to linger around undecided. Secure yours now before it ends up charming someone else’s wrist instead.