Additional Information

Manufacturer	Noon Copenhagen
Model Number	33-040
Gender	Mens
Display	Analog Analog An Analog refers to the type of dial. Typically an analog watch has an Hour, Minute and Second Hand markers.
Movement	Quartz Quartz A quartz movement, usually the most accurate type of movement, uses a battery for its power source.
Crystal	Mineral Mineral Hardened crystal or glass that gives a protective barrier. There are multiple variations but most are scratch resistant and durable.
Case Material	Plastic
Case Color	Yellow
Case Diameter	42mm Case Diameter The full width of the watch case, all the way across from left to right. General sizing: < 20mm: A small, women's sized watch. 21mm - 30mm: A women's or small unisex sized watch. 31mm - 40mm: A large women's or unized sized watch. < 40mm: A large men's or unisex sized watch.
Case Thickness	10mm
Band Width	16mm
Band Color	Yellow
Band Type	Rubber Strap
Dial Color	Yellow
Warranty	Two-year
Water Resistance	50m Water Resistance 50m water resistance means this watch can be submerged completely in water, but it is not recommended for continuous underwater use.

In 2006, noon copenhagen was founded and launched as a watch brand with a unique and patented little “twist”, utilizing skills that only creative experience can bring. The mission was to develop a unique product, focusing on innovation and quality at an affordable price.

noon copenhagen wanted to build a watch brand based on an innovative and functional new way of presenting time. The rotating disc was created and soon developed, patented, tested and later launched. The watches of noon copenhagen are now represented in 15 different countries.

noon copenhagen is designed in Denmark and expresses a well accepted, functional, stylish and fashion trendsetting design.

“Noon is related to a certain moment in time and the concept of time itself” The word noon is derived from Latin “nona hora”. Noon means midday or noon time and is exactly the hour of 12:00 every day. It also describes the moment when the sun crosses the time during a day with the highest sun elevation (nearest zenith), which depends on the longitude, latitude and date.