Tommy Hilfiger Decker Black Dial Stainless Steel (Ref. 1791137)
Fashion Watch / Racing-Style Sport Watch · Tommy Hilfiger (Manufactured under license by the Movado Group). Classified as a Fashion/Lifestyle brand tier.
Period: Modern Lifestyle/Fashion (2015-present). Defined by oversized proportions, carbon-fiber textured dial, and integrated brand branding typical of the 'Big Watch' trend.
Type
Fashion Watch / Racing-Style Sport Watch
Brand
Tommy Hilfiger (Manufactured under license by the Movado Group). Classified as a Fashion/Lifestyle brand tier.
Movement
Japanese Quartz (Battery powered). Likely a Miyota or Epson three-hand caliber. High accuracy compared to mechanicals but mass-produced with no jewels and no power reserve beyond battery life (approx. 2-3 years).
Dimensions
Case diameter: 46mm, Thickness: 12mm, Lug-to-lug: 52mm, Lug width: 22mm. This watch wears very large and is intended for a bold wrist presence.
Description
The Tommy Hilfiger Decker is a quintessential fashion sport watch. It combines the aesthetic of professional racing chronographs (via the tachymeter bezel and patterned dial) with the accessibility and reliability of a quartz movement. It is designed to be a statement piece that complements casual and smart-casual attire.
Key Features
Oversized 46mm case, distinctive 12-4-8 numeral layout, carbon-fiber textured dial, and the signature red, white, and blue flag logo.
Dial Description
Black dial with a carbon-fiber/waffle texture. Features large Arabic numerals at 12, 4, and 8. Applied baton indices for other hours. Skeletonized sword hands with the Tommy Hilfiger flag logo at the 12 o'clock position. Red-tipped seconds hand.
Case Material
Stainless Steel with polished and brushed finishing. Gold-tone ion plating (IP) appears to be present on this specific model variant.
Crystal Type
Mineral Glass (Flat). Prone to scratches compared to sapphire but standard for this price tier.
Bezel Details
Fixed (non-rotating) stainless steel bezel with a black ion-plated tachymeter scale insert. Used for calculating speed over a fixed distance.
Crown & Pushers
Push-pull crown (not screw-down) marked with the H-logo. No functional pushers; despite the racing aesthetic, this specific reference is a three-hand model and not a chronograph.
Bracelet or Strap
Three-link 'Oyster' style stainless steel bracelet with a fold-over deployment clasp and push-button release.
Caseback Details
Solid, snap-on or screw-down stainless steel caseback. Usually includes the brand logo, water resistance rating, and reference number 1791137.
Movement Type
Japanese Quartz (Battery powered). Likely a Miyota or Epson three-hand caliber. High accuracy compared to mechanicals but mass-produced with no jewels and no power reserve beyond battery life (approx. 2-3 years).
Water Resistance
5 ATM / 50 Meters. Suitable for light splashing or brief immersion in water; not recommended for swimming, snorkeling, or high-pressure water sports.
Origin & Provenance
Brand origin: USA. Movement origin: Japan. Assembly: likely China. Distributed by the Movado Group.
Age Estimate
Circa 2016-2023. This is a current or recently discontinued model in the brand's active catalog.
Cultural Significance
Represents the 'American Cool' aesthetic of the Tommy Hilfiger brand. It reflects the mid-2010s trend of oversized watches that prioritize brand identity and style over horological complication.
Condition Notes
Based on the user description of 'Brand New', the condition is Mint/New Old Stock (NOS). No visible scratches on the mineral crystal or bezel; high-polish surfaces are intact.
Value Estimate
MSRP: $145 - $175 USD. Secondary market value: $60 - $95 USD depending on regional demand.
Care & Maintenance
Replace battery every 2 years to avoid leakage. Clean with a soft cloth. Avoid magnetic fields and extreme shocks. Not suitable for diving.
Similar Watches
Fossil Machine, Diesel Mega Chief, Michael Kors Lexington, or the Seiko SSB series for those wanting a functional mechanical chronograph in a similar style.
Interesting Facts
Tommy Hilfiger watches are produced by the Movado Group, the same company that owns high-end brands like Concord and Ebel, ensuring a higher build quality than many generic fashion watches.
Notes
Brand new