An eye-level close-up shot features a person's dark-skinned hand holding a watch against a light-colored, tiled surface. The setting appears to be indoors, likely in Hayin Banki, Nigeria, with artificial lighting casting a shadow behind the watch. The main subject is a men's chronograph wristwatch with a distinct design. It has a round, two-tone dial; the center is a metallic gold or bronze, transitioning to a black outer ring with white minute markers. Three chronograph subdials are visible: one blue subdial at the top displaying "10" and "30", and two black subdials below, marked "15, 30, 45" and "20, 40, 60" respectively. A prominent red second hand points towards the "20" marker on the main dial, while the hour and minute hands are white and black. The words "AMERICAN" and "CHRONOGRAPH" are partially visible on the main dial. The watch features a black rotating bezel with white numbers and markers (10, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60), indicating it might be a dive watch. The watch case and bezel edge show a worn, bronze or copper-like coloration. A silver crown and pushers are seen on the right side of the watch. The watch is attached to a black rubber strap, characterized by a pattern of small circular perforations, with some visible debris or dirt on its surface. The person's fingers are visible, particularly the thumb and index finger, holding the watch securely. The overall impression is one of showcasing or examining the timepiece. in Hayin Banki, Nigeria

Hachiman

Jun 2, 2026

Hayin Banki, Nigeria

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An eye-level close-up shot features a person's dark-skinned hand holding a watch against a light-colored, tiled surface. The setting appears to be indoors, likely in Hayin Banki, Nigeria, with artificial lighting casting a shadow behind the watch. The main subject is a men's chronograph wristwatch with a distinct design. It has a round, two-tone dial; the center is a metallic gold or bronze, transitioning to a black outer ring with white minute markers. Three chronograph subdials are visible: one blue subdial at the top displaying "10" and "30", and two black subdials below, marked "15, 30, 45" and "20, 40, 60" respectively. A prominent red second hand points towards the "20" marker on the main dial, while the hour and minute hands are white and black. The words "AMERICAN" and "CHRONOGRAPH" are partially visible on the main dial. The watch features a black rotating bezel with white numbers and markers (10, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60), indicating it might be a dive watch. The watch case and bezel edge show a worn, bronze or copper-like coloration. A silver crown and pushers are seen on the right side of the watch. The watch is attached to a black rubber strap, characterized by a pattern of small circular perforations, with some visible debris or dirt on its surface. The person's fingers are visible, particularly the thumb and index finger, holding the watch securely. The overall impression is one of showcasing or examining the timepiece.

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0CD27

Volume

605

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+$0.25

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+$0.02

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$1.18

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