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- Small (up to 31mm): A small and elegant case size, ideal for slimmer wrists or those who prefer a discreet and timeless watch.
- Medium (32mm-39mm): The most popular and versatile case size. Fits most wrists and strikes a perfect balance between comfort and style.
- Large (40mm+): A bold case size that makes a strong statement on the wrist. Ideal for a standout look without going over the top.
- Simple Contact with Water (3 atm): Resistance to pressure equivalent to approximately 30 meters depth. Protects against light splashes and moisture, not against submersion in water.
- Hand Washing (5 atm): Water resistance to pressure roughly equivalent to 50 meters depth. Suitable for everyday water contact, such as hand washing or rain, but not for prolonged immersion.
- Swimming / Bathing (10 atm): Water resistance to pressure roughly equivalent to 100 meters depth. Suitable for swimming and bathing, not for diving.
- Shallow Diving (20 atm): Water resistance to pressure roughly equivalent to 200 meters depth. Ideal for snorkeling and shallow free diving.
- Scuba Diving (30 atm and above): Water resistance to pressure from roughly 300 meters depth and above. Designed for scuba diving and extended underwater activities.
- Chronograph: A function that allows precise measurement of short time intervals. It starts, stops, and resets using dedicated pushers, providing practicality for everyday or more demanding use.
- Vintage: Watches with a retro character, inspired by classic designs from past decades. Elegant, timeless, and full of nostalgic charm.
- Automatic: Watches with automatic mechanisms do not require manual winding, as they wind with the movement of the hand by rotating a rotor that coils the spring.
- Eco - Drive: Watches with Eco-Drive mechanism convert any kind of light into energy that powers the watch. With a full charge, it can operate for months even in the dark, without requiring regular battery replacement.
- Solar: Watches with solar mechanism convert solar energy into electrical energy, which is stored in a rechargeable battery and used to power the watch.