Festina Timeless Chronograph watch, steel, blue, F20704/2
The blue-dial Festina Timeless Chronograph is a men's steel watch with a stopwatch function and 100 m water resistance
The blue dial and three subdials give this Festina Timeless Chronograph watch a clear, easy-to-read look. The round steel case has a diameter of 45 mm and a thickness of 12 mm, and the outer ring has large minute numerals. The subdials track timing, and the date display is on the right side of the dial between three and four o'clock. The luminous hands and indexes are also visible in the dark.
This men's watch runs on a quartz movement and a battery. A mineral crystal protects the dial, and the 22 mm wide steel bracelet fits wrist sizes of 160–210 mm. Water resistance of 100 m / 10 atm is suitable for swimming, water sports, snorkeling and work in water, but not for scuba diving.
Product number: F20704/2
Brand: Festina
Product category: Men's watches
Movement: Quartz (battery)
Movement model: Miyota JS15
Features: Stopwatch / chronograph, date display
Crystal: Mineral crystal
Case material: Stainless steel
Case color: Silver/gray
Case width: 45 mm
Case thickness: 12 mm
Bracelet material: Stainless steel
Bracelet color: Silver/gray
Bracelet length (wrist circumference): 160–210 mm
Bracelet width (lug width): 22 mm
Dial color: Blue
Water resistance: 100 m / 10 atm
Shape: Round
Luminous: Yes
Total watch weight: 165.09 g
Frequently asked questions
What kind of movement does the watch have, and does it need a battery?
The watch has a Miyota JS15 quartz movement, which runs on a battery.
What does water resistance of 100 m / 10 atm mean in use?
The watch is suitable for swimming, water sports, snorkeling and free diving, as well as work in water. It is not suitable for scuba diving. Do not use the crown or buttons underwater or while the watch is wet.
What size is the watch, and will it fit a narrow wrist?
The case diameter is 45 mm and the thickness is 12 mm. The bracelet fits wrist sizes of 160–210 mm.
Is the watch visible in the dark?
The hands and indexes are luminous, so they are also visible in the dark.
















