Tuesday, June 14, 2011 Wenger® Men's 70100 Standard Issue Swiss Watch Review

Average Reviews:

(More customer reviews)I like this watch and it has been very reliable for me.My first one lasted 13 years and I just purchased a replacement. I prefer this medium size case to the larger ones. Both have kept excellent time: within seconds a month. The first one developed a problem with the stem after 4 years (way out of warranty) and Wenger fixed it quickly for free. After 13 years I replaced the battery and due to excessive wear on the rear bezel, the rear cap would not reseal water tight. I can't complain: I wear it everywhere and has been a rugged watch.

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Product Description:
From the maker of the genuine Swiss Army Knife comes the large-sized Wenger Standard Issue men's stainless steel military-style watch, which offers a no-nonsense design and craftsmanship that will last for years. The round watch case measures 38mm wide (1.49 inches) and it's topped by a raised bezel with compass-like accents. The easily readable white dial includes a full Arabic numeral display (with smaller inset 24-hour notations), small minute indexes around the exterior, date window at 3 o'clock, and luminous baton hands (with red seconds hand). It's matched with a smooth, brown calfskin leather strap with comfortable padding and tonal stitching. Other features include the classic Swiss Army insignia at 12 o'clock, Swiss quartz movement, a scratch-resistant mineral crystal, and screw-on case back to ensure water-resistance to 100 meters (330 feet)--suitable for a variety of snow and water sports.
About Wenger Watches Established in 1893 in Delémont in the Jura mountains of Switzerland, Wenger S.A. began as a supplier for the Swiss Army and is now one of only two official producers of the genuine Swiss Army knife. With the world renowned high standards of Swiss watchmaking, it was only a matter of time before Wenger moved into creating precisely tuned and carefully engineered timepieces. Since beginning in 1997, Wenger watches are now sold in 80 countries on all continents and its collection comprises the whole military sports spectrum.