Slazenger SL.9.2396.2.01 Blue Dial Stainless Steel Men's Watch

The Slazenger SL.9.2396.2.01 is a men's watch with a blue dial, a 41.5 mm stainless steel case and a matching silver-tone bracelet. A quartz multifunction movement adds sub-dials (small dials set into the main face) for day, date and 24-hour time. It suits men who want one metal watch for office days, weekends and light water exposure.

The case and bracelet share a silver stainless steel finish, so the watch keeps a consistent metal look and resists corrosion from daily contact. The blue dial gives the face a clear colour accent, and the silver-tone hands and indices stand out against it. Water resistance is rated at 50 metres (5 ATM), which covers rain, hand-washing and surface swimming but not diving. The quartz multifunction movement runs on a battery, typically for two to three years, and drives the central hands plus the sub-dials.

Key features and benefits of the Slazenger SL.9.2396.2.01

• Stainless steel case: The case is made from corrosion-resistant stainless steel. It holds its finish through contact with desks, cuffs and door handles.
• Stainless steel bracelet: A matching metal bracelet comes with the watch, so you do not need to buy a separate strap. The integrated look keeps the profile slim under a shirt cuff.
• Silver bracelet colour: The neutral silver tone works with warm and cool outfit palettes. It also sits comfortably next to belt buckles and other metal jewellery.
• Blue dial: The dial has a deep blue finish. Silver-tone hands and indices create contrast, which helps you read the time in low light.
• 41.5 mm case diameter: The case measures 41.5 millimetres across. This midsize shape suits most adult male wrists without looking oversized or undersized.
• 50 metre water resistance (5 ATM): The watch handles pressure equal to 50 metres of static water. You can wear it in rain, while washing your hands or for surface swimming, but not for scuba diving or high-pressure water sports.
• Quartz multifunction movement: A battery-driven quartz calibre powers the central hour, minute and second hands plus the sub-dials. Battery changes are usually needed every two to three years.
• Day, date and 24-hour sub-dials: The small dials show the weekday, the calendar date and a 24-hour indicator. You can check schedule details without taking out a phone.
• Removable bracelet links: The stainless steel bracelet has links that a watchmaker or jeweller can remove or add. That lets you set the fit to your wrist.
• Two-year international warranty: The manufacturer covers movement and assembly faults for two years. Service through authorised centres keeps the coverage valid.

Who the Men's Watch is for

The Slazenger SL.9.2396.2.01 suits men who want a single watch for work, travel and weekends. The stainless steel case and blue dial sit between business casual and relaxed weekend wear, so the watch can move from a meeting to a relaxed lunch. The 41.5 mm case fits average to larger wrists, and the metal bracelet means you do not need to match leather straps to shoes.

• Office professionals who need a watch that reads clearly under fluorescent lighting and works with a suit.
• Frequent flyers who use the 24-hour sub-dial to track a second time zone at a glance.
• Weekend swimmers who want surface water resistance for pool laps without a dedicated dive watch.
• Minimalists who prefer one metal bracelet over rotating leather or fabric straps.
• Gift buyers looking for a branded timepiece with a two-year international warranty.

Less suitable if: you need a dedicated dive rating, sapphire crystal glass or a case under 40 mm for a smaller wrist.

Men's Watch specifications

Using and caring for the Slazenger SL.9.2396.2.01

Rinse the watch with fresh water after contact with salt water or chlorine, then dry it with a soft cloth. Clean the bracelet now and then with warm soapy water and a soft brush to lift skin oils and dust from between the links. Keep the crown (the small setting knob) pushed in, and avoid pressing it while the watch is wet. Store the watch away from strong magnets. Have battery changes done by a watchmaker who can reseal and pressure-test the case.

• Rinse and dry after swimming or heavy perspiration.
• Clean bracelet links monthly with mild soap and a soft brush.
• Keep the crown fully pushed in except when setting the watch.
• Avoid speakers, magnetic clasps and wireless chargers.
• Book battery replacement with a professional who can test water resistance.

How to choose the right Men's Watch

When you choose a daily-wear men's watch, case size, material, water resistance and complications matter most. The Slazenger SL.9.2396.2.01 men's watch has a 41.5 mm stainless steel case that suits most wrists without taking over the sleeve. Stainless steel brings a uniform silver finish and resistance to corrosion. Its 50 metre (5 ATM) rating covers splashes and surface swimming; for regular lap swimming or snorkelling, look for a higher rating. The quartz multifunction movement adds day, date and 24-hour readouts for people who want schedule details without a smartwatch.

Frequently asked questions

What is the Slazenger SL.9.2396.2.01 made of?

The case and bracelet are stainless steel, and the bracelet has a silver finish. The dial is blue, with silver-tone hands and indices.

How large is the watch face?

The case diameter is 41.5 mm. That midsize measurement suits most adult male wrists and sits under a standard shirt cuff.

Can I swim with the watch?

Yes, the 50 metre (5 ATM) rating allows surface swimming, rain and hand-washing. It does not cover diving, snorkelling at depth or high-pressure water sports.

What do the sub-dials show?

The sub-dials show the day of the week, the calendar date and a 24-hour indicator. You set all functions with the crown.

How is the bracelet adjusted?

The stainless steel bracelet uses removable links. A watchmaker or jeweller can add or remove links for a closer fit.

What battery does it use and how long does it last?

A standard silver-oxide button cell powers the quartz movement. Typical life is two to three years, and a replacement should include a water-resistance check.

What does the two-year warranty cover?

The international warranty covers movement defects and assembly faults for two years. Work must go through authorised service centres to keep the warranty valid.