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Oarsman Remus Strap
$20.00
Product Description
The REMUS is the new “swift oarsman” watch by the Cadence Watch Company.
Two parallel oars add movement and vibrance to this classic timepiece.
Its unique design is completed by our trademark spiral dial that measures the REMUS stroke rate.
The REMUS is our new rowing dress watch that tells more than just time:
- Features a chronograph with integrated stroke rate reading (20 to 60 strokes per minute) in our trademark spiral design. It lets you measure the stroke rate of a passing crew.
- Jewelry–grade (316L), hypoallergenic stainless steel offers strength and durability. Case diameter is 38 mm. Case depth 11 mm.
- Genuine leather strap provides a comfortable classic fit.
- Quartz movement (made in Japan).
- Brass dial and hands.
- Three sub-dials combine functionality and modern design.
- Date display.
- Waterproof to 5 atmospheres (ATM), down to 50 m or 165 ft.
- Imported.
- Trademark orange gift box included.
- Unisex. Can be worn by men or women.
- Comes with a 5 year limited warranty.
Choose your color at checkout — fuchsia, brown, or black.
| besportier writes “Rowing Watches like this Cadence Oarsman Remus “Swift Oarsman” Watch are the epitome of sophisticated sporty cool with the combination of useful function. These Oarsman Remus Rowing Watches can be worn anywhere from the boat house to the street to a casual dinner.” |
Oarsman watch video
The Oarsman Remus uses the same dial design as the original Oarsman. This lets you measure the stroke rate of a passing crew. See the video below for a demonstration.
