WWE Releases New Title Belt Watch
Infinifan and WWE has partnered up to release a new WWE World Title watch, and the folks over at Infinifan were kind enough to send me one to review on the site.
The piece comes in an attractive, sturdy box, which you can check out photos of in the gallery below. The watch itself is a really nice piece, as it replicates the actual WWE World Title very accurately, yet is as comfortable to wear as any other timepiece. The band is adjustable, as you can remove links according to the size you desire, so the piece should be amenable to a wide range of sizes. As for the functionality of the watch, so far so good, and after a couple days adjusting to the unique look of the watch face, it’s very practical.
Overall, this would make a great holiday gift for the WWE and watch aficionado. Below is the official product description, along with photos, and you can purchase the watch at this link.
We took extra special care to make sure this watch would be every WWE fan’s collectible dream-come-true. The watch comes with a Certificate of Authenticity, and packaged in an embossed box with rich, red velvet interior – perfect for display. As for the watch itself, there are no details that have been overlooked. This faithful recreation of the World Heavyweight Championship Title is not only a great addition to any fan’s collection, but also a unique conversation piece. The analog watch features 3ATM water resistance, Japanese PC21 quartz movement, and a metal alloy case with stainless steel link band.
World Heavyweight Champion Kane defends his title against Edge, Alberto Del Rio and Rey Mysterio in a Fatal 4-Way Tables, Ladders and Chairs Match: Courtesy of WWE Network:
WWE Title Belt Watch
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WWE Title Belt Watch #1
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WWE Title Belt Watch #2
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WWE Title Belt Watch #3
Nick was born and raised in Detroit, Michigan, and lived there until the age of 18, when he decided to pack his flack jacket and move to New York City.
