Kenneth Cole New York KC9206
Description
- Cool and sporty, this timepiece is a must-have accessory!
- Stainless steel case and bracelet.
- Fold-over clasp closure with push-button release.
- Three-hand analog display with quartz movement, three sub-dials and date display window.
- Chronograph functionality.
- Dial includes hour markers and minute track
- Water resistant.
- Please Note: At this time, we cannot ship this item to Alaska, Hawaii, Guam, Puerto Rico, any international locations, P.O. Boxes, or military addresses (APO/FPO).
- Measurements:
- Case Height: 42 mm
- Case Width: 42 mm
- Case Depth: 11 mm
- Band Width: 3⁄4 in
- Band Circumference/Length: 9 1⁄2 in
- Weight: 4 oz
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Kenneth Cole New York is the metropolitan lifestyle brand for modern men and women. A visionary who believes that business and philanthropy are interdependent, Kenneth Cole's stylish collection of clothing, footwear and accessories is refined yet functional. By combining fashion with social activism, the Company inspires others to look good doing good.
In 1982, Kenneth Cole wanted to start a company. He had an idea, a plan and line of women's footwear. What he didn't have were the resources for space at a New York shoe show.
Undaunted, Kenneth promptly changed the name of his company to Kenneth Cole Productions and applied for a permit to shoot a film entitled "The Birth of a Shoe Company."
Three and a half days and 40,000 pairs of shoes later, Kenneth Cole Productions was off and running. Having grown from its footwear roots, it is now a full lifestyle brand, available in more than 70 countries around the world.
Kenneth Cole Productions is a brand that is forever committed to pushing the boundaries of convention and embracing the notion that, "Today is not a dress rehearsal."
