I have owned a Rotary Moon Phase watch for two years now, and it is yet to disappoint me in any way at all. The power reserve is fine at around 24 hours; the easy-to-read and adjust date indicators are spot-on; the blue enamelled hands are eye-catchingly lustrous; the the slick black roman numerals complete a classic look.
You can choose between either a silver or white dial set behind mineral glass. I would go for the white as it lends itself to the heritage styling. The watch is gold plated and has not worn or faded since I bought it. The brown, croc0-effect leather strap with gold rotary-logo buckle is ludicrously comfortable and stylish to boot.
The subdials are coloured gold to match the case and really stand out when the watch catches a stray beam of light. An additional feature is the crystal glass case back, which reveals the mechanism of this fine and affordable automatic.
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