Quartz

42 mm

Melbourne Watch Company  Carlton Navy

Sold out

$419

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About this Watch

A Dress watch, in a cushion stainless steel case, 42mm, with a blue sunburst/matte finish dial, stick hands and stick indices, powered by the Ronda Cal. 5021.D.

It is currently sold out and not available to buy. Its price sits close to the median for comparable watches in its segment, neither a premium nor a bargain within that group. The 46 comparable dress watches tracked in this size and price class range from USD 300 to USD 499. It was released in May 2019.

Diameter

42mm

Between lugs

22mm

Thickness

11mm

Movement Type

Quartz

Movement Name

Ronda Cal. 5021.D

Water resistance

5 bar

Crystal Type

Sapphire

Crystal Description

Flat anti-reflective sapphire

Statistics

This reference has no sell-out history of its own yet.

How Melbourne Watch Company models usually sell out and restock

Worth tracking

Limited data

Availability

Sold out

12 months straight

11/11/25

November 2025

Today

Tracked since 5/2/25 (560 days).

Last confirmed:

Price

Currently priced at $419.00, with 17 price changes recorded over the tracked period. The lowest recorded price was $396.00 on 11/19/25; the highest was $440.00 on 5/7/26. That's up from the $396.00 it was first tracked at.

$419.00 USD

11/9/26

November 2025

Today

  • $420.00 → $419.00

    -0.2%

    11/9/26

  • $435.00 → $420.00

    -3.4%

    10/16/26

  • $416.53 → $435.00

    +4.4%

    9/1/26

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