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This Diesel Double Down watch is only $70 — $55 off

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Are you looking to increase your watch collection? This super sleek, all-black wristwatch, the Diesel Double Down, is on sale for early Prime Day. It features signature details like oversized numbers, a larger time panel, and a 52mm diameter, which, as you might know, is slightly larger than comparable watches. All in, Amazon is asking for $70 for it, which is $55 off the regular price of $125. That’s a great deal for any watch, let alone one that looks this good. Hey, what time is it? Time for you to get a watch.

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Here’s why you should shop the Diesel watch early Prime Day deal now

As you probably noticed, there are a ton of early deals to shop now ahead of the official Prime Day event, which runs from July 16 through July 17. Most people might consider waiting until then to make any purchases, but these early deals are often available only for a limited time. Even if other discounts are available later, there is no guarantee they’ll be this good. If you see something you like, we recommend shopping early. But in the end, it’s all up to you.

As for this Diesel watch, both the all-black model pictured here and the white silicone model are on sale. There is also a gunmetal and red version but it’s quite a bit more expensive. Either way, Diesel watches take inspiration from various things like rock and roll, the military, and denim.

The Diesel Double Down features a silicone bracelet band with a contrasting large watch face. It has large numbers in major numerals across the timepiece. It also has a large dial on the side, which you can use to change or adjust the time. In terms of style, it’s minimalistic, opting for simple elegance over flashy underpinnings. It would go with any outfit, especially if you’re wearing darker colors.

Thanks to an early Prime Day deal, the Diesel Double Down watch is only $70, which is $55 off the normal $125. That’s a great deal, but don’t take our word for it. Let’s make a quick comparison. A similarly styled Fossil watch, the Fossil Nate men’s watch , is $98 right now on sale, down from $180. Both are excellent designs, with the Diesel watch being slightly cheaper. Of course, you might prefer one over the other, but this gives you a great comparison of style and price, mainly so you can see how low the Amazon early Prime deal on the Diesel drops the price.

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