Diesel Men's DZ1123 Brown Not-So-Basic Basic Analog Light Blue Dial Watch

The Diesel Men's Brown Not-So-Basic Basic Analog Light Blue Dial Watch combines a progressive analog aesthetic with unmistakable Diesel style. This timepiece's square blue dial is the home for silver-toned hands and silver-toned baton hour markers with an Arabic numeral 3 at the three o'clock position. A black band that intersects the watch at the two and four o'clock position bears a subtle reminder that this watch is made by Diesel. A wide brown calfskin band that closes with a traditional buckle keeps this timepiece securely on your wrist. Other features include a stainless steel case, quartz movement, and water-resistance to 165 feet (50 meters). The Diesel Men's Brown Not-So-Basic Basic Analog Light Blue Dial Watch combines a progressive analog aesthetic with unmistakable Diesel style. This timepiece's square blue dial is the home for silver-toned hands and silver-toned baton hour markers with an Arabic numeral 3 at the three o'clock position. A black band that intersects the watch at the two and four o'clock position bears a subtle reminder that this watch is made by Diesel. A wide brown calfskin band that closes with a traditional buckle keeps this timepiece securely on your wrist. Other features include a stainless steel case, quartz movement, and water-resistance to 165 feet (50 meters). Diesel Watches Diesel: Renzo Rosso created the Diesel brand in 1978, choosing the name because it is easy to understand, pronounced the same way around the world, and has a rugged feel about it; at that time, Diesel was also considered an “alternative energy” so it was representative of an alternative taste in casual wear. In 1985 Renzo Rosso acquired sole control of Diesel and surrounded himself with an international team of talented designers and staff. Diesel launched its first ‘For Successful Living’ advertising campaign in 1991, instantly establishing a reputation for innovative marketing. The brand’s first flagship stores, in New York, Rome and London, opened in 1996. See more