White dial, black registers, a punched brown strap. The reversed contrast on the sub-dials is what makes this layout work at a glance – the two dark discs sit exactly where your eye lands when you are timing something. Case and Wrist Presence Polished stainless steel, round, with a thin bezel that gives almost the whole front over to the dial. The lugs curve down hard and taper, so the strap starts bending right at the case. Two cylindrical pushers sit either side of a fluted crown on the right flank. Steel and white together make a bright watch, and the brown strap is what stops it looking clinical. Dial and Legibility A flat white face with applied steel markers – a wide triangle at twelve, tapered batons around the rest – and a printed minute track at the edge. MOVADO in black sits above centre with calendoplan in blue italic under it. The chronograph registers are black with white printing: sixty minutes at three, thirty at six. The day arc runs SUN to SAT to the left, crossed by a fine pointer. A framed date window sits at four thirty. The blue chronograph seconds hand is the one bit of colour and it does a job, separating the timing hand from the running hands the instant you look down. Movement and Functions Start and stop on the top pusher, reset on the bottom. Elapsed time builds in the two sub-registers while the blue hand sweeps. Day and date are corrected from the crown. It measures anything from a parking meter to a long drive without needing a second thought about which hand is which. Strap and Fit Tan-brown leather punched with three rows of holes and stitched in cream, tapering to a pin buckle. Perforated straps come from racing and they do two useful things: they lose a little weight and they let air through, which matters on a warm day. Leather this soft moulds fast – expect the fit to change within a couple of weeks and adjust accordingly. Who This Watch Suits Someone after a chronograph with a period feel rather than a modern sports one. The white-and-black dial with a rally strap is a sixties combination and it still reads that way. Care and Maintenance Keep the pushers still while the watch is wet. Polished steel shows fine scratches; a soft cloth is enough. A perforated strap collects dust in the holes – brush it out dry rather than washing it, because wet leather stiffens as it dries. A watchmaker should fit the battery and reseat the gasket. About the Brand The Calendoplan name comes from Movado’s calendar watches, and the weekday arc is the detail it is built around. It shows the full week rather than a single day in a slot. Technical Specifications Attribute Specification Brand Movado Collection Calendoplan Reference 3650008 Case shape Round Case Stainless steel Dial White Markers Applied indices Registers Two black chronograph registers Calendar Day-of-week arc, date at four Strap Perforated brown leather 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.
Movado Calendoplan Chronograph Watch (3650008)
R5799,00
White dial | Stainless steel case | Perforated brown leather strap | Chronograph with black registers | Blue central seconds hand | Day-of-week arc | Date at four | Round | 24-month warranty
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