- Is the Versace Dominus a good everyday watch?
- It works as an everyday watch if you like its bold look. The sapphire crystal resists scratches and the Swiss quartz movement is low-maintenance. Keep it away from swimming and showers, since it is rated 5 ATM.
- Can I swim with the Versace Dominus?
- No. Its 5 ATM rating covers splashes, rain and handwashing, not swimming or diving. Take it off before pools, showers and water sports.
- What movement does the Versace Dominus use?
- It uses a Swiss Made 3-hand quartz movement. That means battery-powered timekeeping with hour, minute and second hands, and no winding needed.
- How does the Dominus compare with other Versace watches?
- The Dominus is distinguished by its cushion-shaped ecoceramic case and guilloche dial. Other Versace lines lean on steel or leather cases and plainer dials. The Dominus is the bolder, more architectural option.
- What is included with the Versace Dominus watch?
- It comes on its black ecoceramic strap with an ardillon buckle. Expect the watch and its Versace packaging; check the box contents with the seller if a certificate or extra strap matters to you.
- Is the ecoceramic case durable?
- Ecoceramic is a ceramic composite, so the case resists scratches and keeps its finish well. Like ceramic, it can chip or crack if struck hard against a hard surface, so treat it with care.
- Where is the Versace Dominus Ecoceramic Watch cheapest?
- At Lord & Taylor, for $537.75, as of our latest check.
- What do buyers say about the Versace Dominus Ecoceramic Watch?
- Buyers like: Fast shipping and delivery; Items exactly as pictured and described; Reasonable prices. Common complaints: One reviewer had a bad experience at first, later resolved; Platform is new and still testing features, e.g. only one product per order.
- Where can I buy the Versace Dominus Ecoceramic Watch?
- 3 stores we checked sell it, including The List, Rue La La, Lord & Taylor.