Silver swiss watch for men - with silver strap blue dial and silver details in the front - all swiss made

LeWy 9 Swiss Men's Watch J7.038.L

€429,90 EUR
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Silver swiss watch for men - with silver strap blue dial and silver details in the front - all swiss made
  • Silver swiss watch for men - with silver strap blue dial and silver details in the front - all swiss made
  • LeWy 9 Swiss Men's Watch J7.038.L
  • LeWy 9 Swiss Men's Watch J7.038.L
  • LeWy 9 Swiss Men's Watch J7.038.L
  • Silver swiss watch for men - with silver strap blue dial and silver details in the front - all swiss made
  • LeWy 9 Swiss Men's Watch J7.038.L
  • LeWy 9 Swiss Men's Watch J7.038.L
  • LeWy 9 Swiss Men's Watch J7.038.L
LeWy 9 Swiss Men's Watch J7.038.L

LeWy 9

Silver Blue Chronograph Watch Tachymeter Sapphire Dial Steel Bracelet

J7.038.L
€429,90 EUR
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Specifications

Choose a blue steel chronograph when you want more out of a watch. LeWy 9 stands out on your wrist with a sapphire blue dial and sub dials for precise time measurement and calendar. The polished stainless steel bracelet and sizeable 42mm case also catch the eye. A multi-function Swiss timepiece that won’t let you down

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Why Shop Jowissa

Strong Brand Foundation

Strong Brand Foundation

Jowissa is an independent 3rd generation family run business. Our watches are designed and built by a dedicated team of long term employees, whose expertise is ensuring trustworthiness and exceptional after-sales service.

(Hand) Made In Switzerland

(Hand) Made In Switzerland

Each Jowissa watch is assembled by hand in Switzerland. We strive for excellence in production and quality control since 1951. Choosing to shop with Jowissa provides you with the distinct advantage of owning a meticulously crafted timepiece that carries the legacy of Swiss craftsmanship, ensuring exceptional quality and attention to detail.

Signature Crystal Cut

Signature Crystal Cut

A key design aspect of every Jowissa watch is a case covering crystal with a specific cut. Some of our watch crystals are faceted like real diamonds, others come with an elegant round cut. This not only enhances the brilliance of reflecting light, but also imbues each timepiece with a unique and captivating individual style, making it irresistibly attractive to those around you.

Enduring Legacy since 1951

Enduring Legacy since 1951

Jowissa's enduring legacy in men's watchmaking is evident in every piece, showcasing a commitment to Swiss precision and a unique design philosophy honed since 1951.

Strong Brand Foundation
Strong Brand Foundation

Jowissa is an independent 3rd generation family run business. Our watches are designed and built by a dedicated team of long term employees, whose expertise is ensuring trustworthiness and exceptional after-sales service.

(Hand) Made In Switzerland
(Hand) Made In Switzerland

Each Jowissa watch is assembled by hand in Switzerland. We strive for excellence in production and quality control since 1951. Choosing to shop with Jowissa provides you with the distinct advantage of owning a meticulously crafted timepiece that carries the legacy of Swiss craftsmanship, ensuring exceptional quality and attention to detail.

Signature Crystal Cut
Signature Crystal Cut

A key design aspect of every Jowissa watch is a case covering crystal with a specific cut. Some of our watch crystals are faceted like real diamonds, others come with an elegant round cut. This not only enhances the brilliance of reflecting light, but also imbues each timepiece with a unique and captivating individual style, making it irresistibly attractive to those around you.

Enduring Legacy since 1951
Enduring Legacy since 1951

Jowissa's enduring legacy in men's watchmaking is evident in every piece, showcasing a commitment to Swiss precision and a unique design philosophy honed since 1951.

FAQ

What is the meaning of the brand name JOWISSA?
The name Jowissa is a combination of the surname and lastname of the company founder Josef Wyss. He founded Jowissa in the village of Bettlach, Switzerland in 1951. Jowissa has been active and in business without interruption since then.
How long will the battery of my watch last?
The expected battery life is 2 to 4 years depending on external factors like heat and cold. Jowissa uses standard silver oxide battery cells in combination with high quality and low energy consuming Swiss quartz movements.
Can I adjust the length of my steel or ceramic bracelet?
Yes, the length of our steel and ceramic bracelets can be adjusted to fit an individual wrist size. When you order with jowissa.com we shorten the bracelet for you free of charge. Optionally your local watch dealer may also offer the bracelet adjustment as a service.
Is my watch water resistant?
A Jowissa watch is tested for 3 to 20 ATM water resistance depending on the collection.
3 ATM: Watches tested for 3 ATM should not be worn when bathing or showering. They are build to withstand light rain, sweat and brief water contact.
5 ATM: Watches tested for 5 ATM are made to withstand rain, sweat and short swims.
10 ATM: Short dives, swim and other water sports are ok
20 ATM: Deep Dives, swims and other water sports are ok.
Can I exchange my watch band?
YES
What is a Chronograph?
In modern parlance, the word 'chronograph' is used to refer to a timepiece which, along with telling the time, serves to measure short times using at least one additional hand. The latter can be started, stopped and reset to zero without disturbing the smooth running of the movement, by means of a control system, generally composed of pushbuttons. If the chronograph function is not associated with a watch as such, the instrument is simply referred to as a timer (or sometimes a stopwatch).

Technically speaking, the chronograph mechanism can be either built into the watch movement, or mounted on the latter in the form of an add-on module. A significant step was taken in 1816, when Parisian horologist Louis Moinet developed what he called a compteur de tierces.
On what wrist does a man wear a watch?
Traditionally, a man wears his watch on the left wrist. This custom originated because the majority of people are right-handed, and wearing a watch on the non-dominant hand protects the timepiece from damage and keeps the dominant hand free for writing or working. However, the modern rule is practical: wear your watch on the wrist opposite your dominant hand. Therefore, if you are left-handed, it is perfectly acceptable to wear your watch on the right wrist.

Instructions

Manual for LeWy Chronograph

This manual is valid for the Ronda Z50 and Z60 movements used in Chronographs of the LeWy series.

Manual for LeWy ChronographDOWNLOAD (PDF)
Setting Time and Date

Setting time and date on a watch with three hands: To adjust the date pull the crown to position 1 and turn it in the desired direction. To adjust the time pull the crown to position 2 and turn it in the desired direction.

Setting Time and Date
Sizing of a Stainless Steel Bracelet

Follow a few simple steps to adjust the lengths of your stainless steel wrist watch bracelet. This particular band can be sized in two sequential ways; a rough- (A) and a fine adjustment (B).

Sizing of a Stainless Steel BraceletDOWNLOAD (PDF)