A 44mm Chase collection watch with a screw-down crown, a detail rarely seen at this price. Specs, one listing correction, and the price.
Tommy Hilfiger Chase (1791575): A Screw-Down Crown at This Price Is Unusual
The Tommy Hilfiger 1791575, part of the Chase collection, is a 44mm stainless steel watch with a blue dial, currently €96.98 on Amazon.ie, down from €103.89, sold and shipped by Amazon.ie directly.
This review is built from multiple retailer listings for this exact reference, since a specific detailed independent review wasn’t available at the time of writing. One correction worth flagging upfront: Amazon’s own listing states a case thickness of 99mm, which is clearly a decimal-point error, other retailers consistently confirm 9.9 to 10mm, a completely normal thickness. For the rest of Tommy Hilfiger’s range, including the Decker reviewed elsewhere on this site, see the full Tommy Hilfiger line-up here.
- A listing error worth correcting before it confuses anyone
- A screw-down crown, unusual at this price point
- Genuine specs confirmed across multiple retailers
- What 5 ATM water resistance actually covers
44mm stainless steel, blue dial, screw-down crown
- Price €96.98 on Amazon.ie, down from €103.89, sold and shipped by Amazon.ie directly.
- A listing correction Amazon’s own bullet lists case thickness as 99mm. Multiple other retailers confirm the real figure is 9.9 to 10mm, a normal thickness, not an oversized case.
- Screw-down crown A genuine detail confirmed across retailer spec sheets, not common on a watch at this price and a real step up in water-resistance security over a standard push-pull crown.
- Water resistance 5 ATM (50m), suitable for swimming and everyday water exposure, not diving.
The screw-down crown is the detail that separates this from a typical watch at this price, a real security feature against water ingress, not just cosmetic. Sold directly by Amazon.ie, which removes the marketplace-seller question that applies to some other reviews on this site. The gap here is research depth: no dedicated independent review of this reference was found, so treat this as a spec-based recommendation.
- Screw-down crown is a genuine security feature rarely seen at this price point
- Sold and shipped by Amazon.ie directly, no marketplace-seller warranty question
- 5 ATM water resistance covers swimming and everyday wear, not just splashes
- 44mm case with day and date multifunction gives real wrist presence and utility
- No dedicated independent review of this exact reference was found, so this leans on spec sheets rather than owner testing
- Mineral crystal rather than sapphire at this price point
- 44mm reads large; not the choice for a subtler daily watch
- Amazon’s own listing has a data error (case thickness listed as 99mm), worth knowing the real figure before buying
Is the case really 99mm thick?
No. That’s an error in Amazon’s own listing. Multiple other retailers confirm the actual case thickness is 9.9 to 10mm, a completely normal figure for a watch this size.
What does a screw-down crown actually do?
It threads into the case rather than just pushing in, creating a tighter seal against water and dust. It’s a genuine security feature, not common on watches at this price, and confirmed across multiple retailer spec sheets for this reference.
Can you swim with this watch?
Yes. It’s rated 5 ATM (50m), which covers swimming and everyday water exposure, though it isn’t built or certified for diving.
Who sells this listing on Amazon.ie?
Amazon.ie directly, not a third-party marketplace seller.
- Screw-down crown is a genuine security feature uncommon at this price; sold directly by Amazon.ie
- No independent review found yet; Amazon's own listing has a case-thickness data error, corrected here
The Chase earns real credit for a screw-down crown, a genuine functional detail rarely seen at this price, and Amazon.ie selling it directly removes any warranty-channel question. What’s missing is a deeper independent review to confirm real-world reliability, so this stays a spec-based recommendation rather than a field-tested one. Worth noting Amazon’s own listing has a data error on case thickness, corrected here from multiple other sources.