ColorWhite dial · Two-Tone Silver & Gold

David Guner Men's Automatic Watch – White Dial, Two-Tone (9105GA-D1)

Ref. 9105GA-D1

$195.00

Movement: Automatic
Crystal: Hardened Mineral Crystal
Water resistance: 3 ATM

On the wrist

40 × 40 mm

Case to scale on a typical 6.9 in (17.5 cm) wrist

Currently sold out — email info@watchmond.com to ask about availability.

Wrist size

Complimentary sizing before it ships: choose your bare-wrist measurement and we add room for comfort. Sized as closely as the links allow; every removed link comes in the box. Resizing we arrange doesn’t affect your return.

US sales tax, where applicable, is calculated at checkout.

Sourced directly from David Guner. New and unworn, with the 2-Year Watchmond Warranty.

Ref. 9105GA-D1

Specifications

The watch

Brand: David Guner
Collection: DG 9105GA
Reference: 9105GA-D1
Gender: Men
Warranty: 2-Year Watchmond Warranty

Case & crystal

Case size: 40 × 40 mm
Case shape: Cushion
Case material: Stainless Steel
Case finish: Two-Tone Silver & Gold
Crystal: Hardened Mineral Crystal

Case & crystal

Water resistance: 3 ATM — rain and hand-washing

Movement

Movement: Automatic

Dial & strap

Dial color: White
Strap: Stainless Steel

About this watch

The white dial opens at the heart onto the automatic movement. A 40 × 40 mm cushion case in two-tone stainless steel, on a steel bracelet. Hardened mineral crystal over the dial, water resistant to 3 ATM. A DG-MATIC open-heart automatic in a cushion case, silver-tone or two-tone.

About David Guner

Many David Guner collections take their names from San Diego: Coronado, La Jolla, Ocean Beach, the Gaslamp Quarter. The watches come in stainless steel and polycarbonate, from clean three-hand dials to open-heart and skeleton automatics in the DG-MATIC line. Watchellery turns the watch into a ring.

Discover David Guner

The David Guner silver-tone tin with the DG monogram on its lid

The presentation

Arrives in the David Guner tin

Every David Guner watch arrives in the house's silver-tone tin, the DG monogram on its lid, packed in a kraft box whose print changes with the collection.