Tu Dios, Mi Dios

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Will it fit my wrist?

31 mm across, 9.5 mm thin. Fits wrists of 130–185 mm (5.1 to 7.3 in).

The steel bracelet arrives at full length. A jeweler removes links in five minutes, or add the sizing tool. Keep every link and pin you remove: they go back with the watch if you return it. Under 5.5 inches, plan on removing two or three links.

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Tu Dios, Mi Dios dial close-up with Rut 1:16

On the dialRUT 1:16

The verse

Tu pueblo será mi pueblo, y tu Dios mi Dios.

Rut 1:16 Reina-Valera 1909

Thy people shall be my people, and thy God my God.

Ruth 1:16 King James Version

A promise made on the road.

The story

Ruth had every reason to go back. She crossed a border with nothing but a mother-in-law and a new God, and ended up in the family line of the Messiah. Champagne and gold for every woman who left one home to build another.

Specifications

Steel. Quartz. One verse.

Movement
Japanese quartz
Case
31 mm, 316L stainless steel
Thickness
9.5 mm
Crystal
Hardened mineral
Water resistance
5 ATM (50 m)
Lug width
16 mm
Caseback
Engraved with Rut 1:16
Warranty
2 years
RUT 1:16 316L STAINLESS STEEL · 5 ATM

Built to last

Engraved on the back

Every caseback is engraved with its reference. It won't fade or rub off.

EngravedRut 1:16

Tu Dios, Mi Dios watch on the wrist

Included

In the box

  • The watchOn its steel bracelet.
  • Engraved casebackThe same reference as the dial.
  • Battery fittedSet the time and wear it.
  • Protective boxThe gift box is an optional add-on.
  • 2-year warrantyYour order number is the proof.

Before you order

Questions

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Is the reference printed or engraved?

Both. The reference is printed on the dial at six o'clock, in Spanish. The same reference is engraved into the steel caseback.

Which Bible translations do you use?

Reina-Valera 1909 for Spanish and the King James Version for English. Both are in the public domain. The dial carries only the reference, so you can read the verse in the translation you prefer.