Blue on blue on steel. The dial and the strap are close enough in tone that the watch reads as a single colour from a distance, and the bright polished case is the only thing that separates them. Case and Wrist Presence 43mm across with a thin domed bezel, so the dial opening is wide and the watch looks its full size. The case sides are polished and the lugs turn down sharply to meet the strap, which keeps the footprint on the wrist smaller than the diameter suggests. Two pushers and a fluted crown sit on the right, all in the same bright finish. Dial and Legibility The dial is built in layers: a raised outer chapter ring carrying the minute track in white, a sunray blue centre, and three registers sunk into it. Silver batons take most of the hours, with Roman numerals at nine and six giving the dial its formal note. The chapter ring is numbered in fives around the outside, which is what makes this a chronograph you can actually read seconds off rather than just estimate them. The date is at four-thirty, white on a dark ground. Movement and Functions Quartz chronograph with three registers: a 30-minute counter on the left, a 24-hour indication opposite it, and a 60-second counter below. The central sweep hand times seconds, the upper pusher starts and stops it, and the lower one returns everything to zero. If the reset hand does not land exactly on twelve, the crown has a zero-reset procedure — a watchmaker can do it in a minute. Strap and Fit Navy leather with a smooth grain, padded under the lugs and tapering towards the buckle. The padding raises the strap to meet the thickness of the case so there is no step where the two meet. Navy leather holds its colour better than mid-blue does, but it still fades along the top surface where sun reaches it. Keep another hole spare rather than always fastening on the last one. Who This Watch Suits Someone who wants a chronograph that still reads as a dress watch. The Roman numerals and the leather do that; a steel bracelet on the same case would not. Care and Maintenance Zero the chronograph before you put the watch away — running counters draw more current than the time alone. Polished steel picks up hairlines, which a jeweller can remove; anything deeper stays. Keep the leather dry, and change the battery through a watchmaker who reseals the case. About the Brand Emporio Armani has built this case shape in a dozen finishes, and the blue-on-steel version is the one that has stayed in the range longest. The proportions are the reason. Technical Specifications Attribute Specification Brand Emporio Armani Reference AR11226 Case diameter 43mm Case shape Round Case material Stainless steel Dial Blue Markers Roman numerals with applied batons Functions Chronograph, date, 24-hour register Strap Navy blue leather Movement Quartz Warranty 24 months Buying With Confidence The watch carries a 24-month international manufacturer warranty on the movement; the battery and normal wear fall outside it. It ships new and unworn in its original box with the manufacturer’s paperwork, travels on a tracked nationwide courier, and the Consumer Protection Act gives you the right to return an unworn watch in its original packaging.
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Emporio Armani Men’s 43mm Chronograph Watch (AR11226)
R2999,00
Blue dial | Polished stainless steel case | Navy blue leather strap | Chronograph | Date | Roman and baton markers | 43mm | Round | Quartz | Men’s | 24-month warranty
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