Corduene Chestnut

Bajer Watches Corduene Chestnut

Bajer Watches Corduene Chestnut provides the double-eyed chronograph with a matte dial finish.  

Corduene Chronograph lends a smart and sporty impression. However, we think every impression is the first impression. 

A Swiss-made chronograph quartz movement- all made in Switzerland- powers the Corduene Collection. We used premium materials, including break-resistant mineral glass, for our watches. 

Van, Hakkari, Sanli Urfa, and Mardin’s intricate architectural nuances are distinctive to the Kurdish regions in Turkey. Bajer took its colors and names from the Kurdish heritage and culture.

We have picked the Resistance motif for our Special Limited Corduene Collection. Please, explore our wristband section and get an extra strap for your Corduene if you wish.  

Wristbands

Bajer Watches has a wide variety of colors in its color palette for both watches and wristbands.

Bajer inherited all the colors from natural resources in the Kurdish region of Turkey.

Nevertheless, we are proud to provide you with a unique, hand-crafted leather wristband. 

After all, not all straps are created equal. For example, every strap is hand-made in family-owned ateliers in Italy.

Each strap is boasting a unique look is only from hand-crafted detailing. Leather is a natural product. Please note that colors may vary slightly from strap to strap.

Straps may not identically match with the images on the website.

Environmental Awareness

Bajer Watches produced leather straps in low-impact workshops. In addition to this,  our partners in Italy use certified-sustainably sourced leather from spin-off production.

That is why they use only skins dyed with chromium-free pigments in the leather coloring process.

The leather used for the lining undergoes a HYDRO treatment, creating more resistance to water and sweat for the part of the strap in contact with skin.

All of our leather products are registered and certified under the EU REACH* Regulation (EC) No 1907/2006 * (Registration, Evaluation, Authorization, and Restrictions of Chemicals)