SEVENFRIDAY - P3C/09 Orange Carbon

2 0 Monday, 8 February 2021 Edit this post

After presenting it in red and white, SEVENFRIDAY is introducing today a new variation of its sporty P3C model, the P3C/09 Orange Carbon.

This time, the 47 mm case with no lugs and the striking dial are enhanced by orange accents, a colour that adds zest to the ensemble.

The 47,6 mm x 47 mm square case in black PVD steel is characterised by the genuine carbon fiber used for bezel and animation ring. The orange line across the bezel is made out of fiber resin while the case back, the crown and the buckle in black PVD steel. Engraved on the side of the crown, the "7F" signature is refilled with orange lacquer.

Water resistant to 100 metres / 330 feet, the tripartire case has a total thickness of 15 mm.

Protected by a K1 hardened mineral glass, the dial has a 4 layers construction with an arch plate made out of genuine carbon fiber for the numerals 12 and 2. The hour and minute hands, just like the applied indexes at 12, 4 and 8 o'clock, are refilled with white luminous painting for improved readability in poor light conditions.

White pointers are used for the 24-hour disc at 9 o'clock and the small seconds display positioned between 4 and 5 o'clock. The running seconds are shown on a 180° display with two pointers indicating the 0 to 30 and 30 to 60 intervals.

The balance wheel of the self-winding Miyota 82S7 calibre beats relentlessly at 7 o'clock. This 3 Hz (21,600 vibrations per hour) mechanical movement offers 42 hours of power reserve. Specialized in the production of quartz and mechanical movements, Miyota is a Japanese company owned by Citizen.

In full transparency, the back case of the watch discloses key information on product’s origins.

The integrated NFC (Near Field Communication) chip enables the authentication and registration of the watch using a proprietary app.

The strap adds character to the watch with a black calfskin leather base combined to an inlayed grey seatbelt nylon material strengthened with crossed stitchings.