J12 Phantom Quartz H6346

J12 Phantom Quartz H6346

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33mm, Black
Chanel
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CHANEL J12: An Icon of Modern Luxury Watches
Since its launch in 2000, The Chanel J12 has established itself as an iconic timepiece that blurs the boundaries between traditional watch design and high-end watchmaking. The J12 is the result of Chanel’s artistic sensibility and technical prowess, And features a case and bracelet made entirely of ceramic, A rare material at the time, Creating a strong presence in both black and white ceramic versions. It offers durability, Luster, And a unique feel that sets it apart from conventional metal watches, Completing the iconic beauty of the J12.
Dial color
Black
Case material
Ceramic, Stainless steel
Bracelet material
Ceramic
Glass
Sapphire crystal
Case diameter
33mm
Case thickness
12.94mm
Waterproof
200m
Bezel material
Stainless steel, Sapphire insert
Bezel type
One-way rotating bezel
Movement
Quartz
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