Hexagon Storm · Enceladus
Enceladus: White Dial Skeleton Watch
In short
Hexagon Storm Enceladus is a white dial skeleton watch: polished steel case, white dial, black numerals, gold-tone accents, on a three-link steel bracelet, flat-link steel bracelet or black leather strap. 46 mm hexagonal case, sapphire crystal, Japanese quartz, 5 ATM.
The bright one. The white dial makes the openwork easiest to read and photographs best. Pair a steel bracelet with summer clothes or the black leather with a dark jacket.
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Photographed on white
Enceladus up close
Manufacturer photography, unretouched, so you can see exactly what arrives.
Details
Enceladus specifications
Enceladus is covered in ice and is one of the most reflective objects in the solar system.
| Case finish | Polished stainless steel |
|---|---|
| Dial | Crescent white, black numerals, gold-tone accents |
| Straps | Three-link steel bracelet or Black leather strap or Flat-link steel bracelet |
| Movement | Japanese quartz, battery rated for 2–3 years |
| Case | Hexagonal, 46 mm wide, 316L stainless steel (black versions are black-coated steel) |
| Crystal | Sapphire, 9 on the Mohs hardness scale, anti-reflective coating |
| Water resistance | 5 ATM (splashes, rain and hand-washing; not for swimming) |
| Warranty | 2 years, handled by Sixth Planet Watch Co. |
What does the Hexagon Storm Enceladus look like?
Polished steel case, white dial, black numerals, gold-tone accents. It has the same 46 mm hexagonal case, sapphire crystal and Japanese quartz movement as every Hexagon Storm.
Which straps does Enceladus come with?
Choose a three-link steel bracelet, a flat-link steel bracelet or a black leather strap. The price is the same: $price.
Why is it called Enceladus?
Enceladus is covered in ice and is one of the most reflective objects in the solar system. All five Hexagon Storm colorways are named for moons of Saturn.
