
Product Description
Business-Casual Style with Moon-Phase Detail
The OLEVS 9919 combines a polished dress-watch look with practical quartz timekeeping. Its round stainless-steel case, leather strap, luminous details, complete calendar, and moon-phase display create a refined option for commuting, work, dinners, and everyday business-casual outfits.
Features
- Quartz movement: Reliable, low-maintenance timekeeping.
- Moon-phase display: Adds visual detail to the dial.
- Complete calendar: Helps keep date information close at hand.
- Luminous details: Helps improve low-light readability after exposure to light.
- Leather strap: A classic finish that pairs well with office and dress styling.
- Color options: Available choices include coffee, silver, and black depending on the selected variant.
Specifications
- Brand: OLEVS
- Model: 9919
- Movement: Quartz
- Case material: Stainless steel
- Case shape: Round
- Dial diameter range: 40–44 mm
- Case thickness: 11 mm
- Band material: Leather
- Band length: 24 cm
- Band width: 20–24 mm
- Clasp: Buckle
- Dial window: Hardlex
- Water resistance: 3 bar
Water-Resistance Guidance
The watch is listed with 3-bar water resistance. Treat this as protection for everyday splashes only, not swimming, showering, bathing, or diving. Keep the leather strap dry and wipe the watch after accidental contact with water.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this an automatic watch?
No. The OLEVS 9919 uses a quartz movement.
What features does the dial include?
The product specifications list a complete calendar, moon-phase display, and luminous details.
Can I swim with it?
No. The listed 3-bar rating is intended for light splashes, not swimming or bathing.
How should I care for the leather strap?
Keep it away from prolonged water exposure, wipe it with a soft dry cloth, and let it air-dry naturally if it becomes damp.
What size is the watch?
The listed dial diameter range is 40–44 mm, with an 11 mm case thickness and 24 cm band length.
Does the luminous detail glow continuously?
No. Luminous elements need exposure to light before they glow in darker conditions, and brightness fades over time.