Skagen
Skagen Signatur SKW2694 watch rose gold 14mm
Slim 6 mm case with a 30 mm dial on a 14 mm rose-gold mesh strap, water resistant to 30 m
- Slim 6 mm case sits discreetly under cuffs
- 30 m water resistance handles splashes and rain
- Japanese quartz movement keeps time with minimal upkeep
- 14 mm mesh strap interchanges with other Skagen 30 mm bands
- White dial with linear and dot indexes for clear reading
Minimal Danish design
The Skagen Signatur SKW2694 is a women's watch with a 30mm matte dial and two-hand Japanese quartz movement. Its 6mm-thin case and 14mm stainless-steel mesh strap create a lightweight profile suited to everyday wear or formal occasions. Rose-gold tone finish complements a white dial with linear and dot indexes.
Replaces bulky fashion watches
This model upgrades from thicker, heavier timepieces that catch on cuffs or feel awkward during active days. The ultra-slim 6mm case and interchangeable 14mm mesh band sit flush under sleeves. The jump is worth it when you want a single versatile watch that transitions from desk to dinner without a strap change.
Check wrist size and water needs
Verify that a 14mm band width fits your wrist comfortably, as the mesh is sized for narrower profiles. Confirm that 3 ATM water resistance — rated for splashes and brief immersion up to 30m or 100ft — matches your exposure to moisture. The strap interchanges only with other Skagen 30mm bands.
Highlights
- Slim 6 mm case sits discreetly under cuffs
- 30 m water resistance handles splashes and rain
- Japanese quartz movement keeps time with minimal upkeep
- 14 mm mesh strap interchanges with other Skagen 30 mm bands
- White dial with linear and dot indexes for clear reading
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What lug width matches the 14 mm stainless steel mesh strap on this Skagen Signatur?
The watch uses a 14 mm lug width so any Skagen 30 mm band with the same width will fit directly.
How do you set the time on the two-hand Japanese quartz movement?
Pull the crown out to the single setting position, turn until the hands show the correct time, then push the crown fully back in to restart the movement.
When should the quartz battery be replaced and what rating does the replacement need?
Expect a battery change every two to three years; use a standard silver-oxide cell of the same size as the original.
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