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D1 Milano UTBJ23 Unisex Stainless Steel Silver – 2-year warranty

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The UTBJ23 embodies D1 Milano's minimalist essence: an ultra-thin stainless steel case, clean grey dial, solid steel bracelet. Reliable quartz movement. 2-year warranty included.

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Specifications

Brand
D1 Milano
Reference
UTBJ23
EAN-13
0716053753434
Display
Analogue
Collection
D1 Milano Ultra Thin

The D1 Milano UTBJ23 showcases the Ultra Thin collection's aesthetic commitment: a sleek stainless steel profile, understated grey dial, and a steel bracelet built to last. 40 mm diameter, quartz movement, sapphire crystal. An everyday watch, hassle-free, backed by a 2-year warranty on the internal mechanism.

Solid stainless steel: why it makes a difference

The case and bracelet in 316L stainless steel resist corrosion and daily wear far better than budget alloys. No blackening, no rust. The silver finish retains its appearance for years. The synthetic sapphire crystal reduces scratches. Result: a watch that ages gracefully rather than deteriorates.

50-metre water resistance: what it means in practice

The 5 ATM (50 m) rating covers splashes and hand washing without worry. An occasional shower is possible provided you avoid very hot water and harsh soaps. No swimming, no diving, no hot tubs. After regular water contact, have the seals checked by an authorised watchmaker every 1 to 2 years.

Quartz: reliability without fuss

The quartz movement requires no manual winding, no special maintenance. No amplitude variation, no chronometer adjustment. You change the battery every 2 to 3 years and that's it. Ideal for a secondary watch or a first watch for someone who doesn't want complications.

Frequently asked questions

Does the 2-year warranty on the UTBJ23 cover the entire watch?
No. The 2-year D1 Milano warranty covers exclusively the movement (internal mechanism) against manufacturing defects. It does not include the case, crystal, bracelet, seals, battery, or damage from misuse (impacts, water beyond the stated resistance, chemicals, aggressive cleaning). In case of movement failure, contact after-sales service with proof of purchase.
Can I wear the D1 Milano UTBJ23 in the shower?
Yes, occasionally. With 50-metre (5 ATM) water resistance, the UTBJ23 tolerates splashes, regular hand washing, and a brief lukewarm shower. Avoid very hot water, strong soaps, and impacts against walls. No swimming, no pools, no diving. If you expose it to water frequently, have the seals checked annually.
What is the maximum wrist size for the UTBJ23 steel bracelet?
The UTBJ23 steel bracelet adjusts over a standard range, typically 16 to 20 cm wrist circumference depending on your build. The 40 mm case sits comfortably on medium to large wrists. Below 15 cm, the case may appear oversized. For precise adjustment, consult a watchmaker who will remove or add steel links on request.
How long does the UTBJ23 battery last?
The UTBJ23 quartz movement runs on battery, with typical autonomy of 2 to 3 years depending on how often you wear it and the battery type installed. After this period, an authorised watchmaker or retailer replaces the battery at modest cost. When changing it, take the opportunity to have the water resistance checked if the watch has been exposed to water.
Is the UTBJ23 sapphire crystal scratch-resistant?
The synthetic sapphire crystal offers better scratch resistance than standard acrylic glass, but it is not scratch-proof. Micro-scratches may appear over time and normal use. Avoid direct impacts and abrasive products. If a significant scratch affects readability, a watchmaker can replace the crystal, an expensive but possible operation.

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