Selected Colour: Aqua Sunburst
White Dial Classic Panda
Yellow Dial
Aqua Sunburst
Reverse Panda
Brown Fumé Dial
Deep Blue Fumé Dial
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The Geckota Chronotimer Aurora Chronograph boasts a sleek, modern design and a range of advanced features. Taking both the retro styling and affordable price point of Geckota's original Pioneer range and the vibrant colours used within our Aurora collection a truly unique watch has been created.
All of the Geckota models are produced in small quantities and feature a distinct serial number on each case back. Experience the height of sophistication with your Aurora watch which comes packaged in a Geckota branded watch case.
A standout feature of the Geckota Chronotimer Aurora Chronograph is its unique, colourful dial design. The watch has a "sunburst" style dial that features a gradient of colours that shift from deep purple to light blue, creating a stunning and eye-catching effect plus benefitting from a double dome sapphire crystal and a fully polished 316L stainless steel case. With the watch's unique dial design and high-end features making it the ideal choice for anyone looking for a stylish yet functional watch at an affordable price.
The small sub dial on the right-hand side of the watch dial is typically used to display running seconds, while the dial on the left is used to count the chronograph minutes when the stopwatch function is running. This is a standard layout for chronograph watches and makes it easy to read the elapsed time while the chronograph is running.
You can be assured that this timepiece is of the same exceptional quality that you've come to expect of the Geckota brand whilst maintaining an affordable price point. With an extremely limited number of this beautiful edition available, get yours today to avoid disappointment.
About The Brand:
Geckota is a British watch brand well-known for its commitment to quality, craftsmanship and style. Designed for watch enthusiasts and first-time buyers alike, they offer a wide range from dive watches to dress watches.
Characterised by attention to detail, each Geckota timepiece is meticulously designed. Taking inspiration from both past and present each watch blends classic elegance with a contemporary flair. Whether you are looking for a watch that is suited for everyday wear or for a more rugged adventure, Geckota has a watch to suit you.
| Strap Material Colour | Aqua Sunburst |
|---|---|
| Watch Case Material | Solid 316L Stainless Steel Case With Screw-In Case Back |
| Watch Case Crown | Signed Screw-In Crown |
| Watch Dial | Layered dial with multiple finishes |
| Watch Dial Colour | Blue |
| Watch Diameter | 42mm |
| Watch Glass | Domed Sapphire Crystal with Anti-Reflective Coating |
| Watch Lug Length | 48.5mm Total Watch Length |
| Watch Lug Width | 22mm |
| Watch Movement | Miyota 6S21 (Japan) |
| Watch Movement Type | Quartz |
| Watch Style | Chronograph |
| Watch Thickness | 13mm Case Thickness |
| Watch Water Resistant | Each Watch Is Pressure Tested To 100m / 330ft |
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