The orange is just right
One flash of orange behind black spokes and nothing else shouting. The octagonal bezel catches the light on its flats and looks far dearer than it cost.
Slipstream
£35.00
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Wheel dial, octagonal case
Slipstream
★★★★★ 58 verified reviews
£35.00
An octagonal case, a wheel in relief and one flash of orange. The quiet one in the range.
Octagonal matte black case · Wheel dial with orange caliper · Ribbed rubber strap · Quartz
✓ Free UK delivery ✓ 30 day returns ✓ 2 year warranty ✓ Secure checkout
An octagonal black case around a wheel dial cut in deep relief, with an orange brake caliper set behind the spokes and a knurled crown at three.
It rides on a ribbed rubber strap with a matte finish, light enough to forget it is on, and the polished hands read clean against the open dial.
Specification
- Octagonal matte black case
- Wheel dial in relief with orange caliper detail
- Quartz movement
- Ribbed rubber strap
- Splash resistant, not for swimming
Free UK delivery, £9 worldwide. Two weeks maximum, tracked. 30 day returns and a 2 year warranty on top of your statutory rights under UK consumer law.
Specification
| Case | Octagonal matte black |
|---|---|
| Dial | Wheel in relief, orange caliper |
| Movement | Quartz |
| Strap | Ribbed rubber |
| Warranty | 2 years |
Questions
Is the dial printed or raised?
Raised. The spokes and caliper are moulded parts sitting in relief under the glass.
Can I swim with it?
No. It handles rain and hand washing. Take it off for the pool.
What is the delivery time?
Two weeks maximum, worldwide. Free in the UK, a flat 9 pounds everywhere else, tracked either way.
Reviews
4.6
out of 5 · based on 58 reviews
Forgot I had it on
The rubber strap is soft with a ribbed grain and the watch sits low. Wore it through a full shift without noticing it once.
Crown is small
Setting the time takes a moment because the knurled crown is tiny. Once set it keeps time properly, and the depth of the dial is the best part.
Proper relief, not a print
The spokes are moulded parts with the disc visible behind them. Photos undersell how much depth there is under the glass.