The MVMT Chrono is still simple, stylish and accessible, but it’s a bit more modern in design compared to its Classic counterpart. It sports a stainless steel case, available in steel or black colors, plus a black or white dial under its raised crystal. The movement is Japanese quartz, and it powers the hour, minute and second hands plus a trio of inset dials for stopwatch control and more. Last, there’s a date counter, scrolling through up to 31 days based on the movement. Of course, the MVMT Chrono watch is not going to impress a watch collector or an insider, but it should make a strong impression in casual circles. You probably shouldn’t buy a watch just to impress collectors anyway. You choose watches based on their style and identity as it relates to yours. That’s why we were excited to get our hands on the MVMT Chrono watch for this review. It’s a well-built, striking timepiece and its accessibility in price is more fuel for the fire. At $135 each, it’s a no-brainer to the shopper looking to pick up a starter watch or add to their collection. For the price and the design, it earns our endorsement. The MVMT Chrono watch is available directly from MVMT starting at $135. We’ll keep you posted on future MVMT watch releases as they happen. In the mean time, see more of TheCoolist watches we’ve covered.
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