Looking for a soft, pebble-like case shape? That is exactly what the Bering Pebble offers. The series has two lines, Classic Pebble and Ocean Pebble; most are women's models, but there are men's and unisex pieces too. Order online and it comes to your door. We are an official Bering dealer, and besides the manufacturer warranty our own watch service also handles battery changes.
What is the difference between the Classic Pebble and the Ocean Pebble?
Both are built on the same rounded case that sits comfortably on the wrist. The two versions differ in colours and dial design, so it's worth looking through the product photos one after another and zooming in. Our advice is usually this: choose the one that goes with the clothes you wear most, not the one that looks most striking in the picture.
What should you know about the Pebble's water resistance?
Pebble models are typically rated 3 ATM. In practice that means hand washing and a sudden shower won't harm it, but take it off before showering, washing up or heading to the beach. If you need a watch for a holiday by the water, look at a 10 ATM Bering instead.
Who is the Bering Pebble for?
- Anyone who finds angular or very flat cases too severe.
- Gifts at a friendly price, since most people like the shape whatever their gender.
- Couples: the women's and men's Pebble look good side by side.
How do you choose a size online?
The Pebble's rounded case looks smaller on the wrist than an angular watch of the same diameter. Compare the case diameter on the product page with a watch you already own; if you're unsure, the smaller size is the safer choice on a slim wrist.
You can explore the brand's other lines among all Bering watches, and for women we recommend Bering women's watches.
Frequently Asked Questions About the Bering Pebble
Why is this Bering series called Pebble?
A pebble is a small, smooth stone, and the name refers to the series' rounded, pebble-like case shape. It gives the watch a softer look than the Classic watches.
Is the Bering Pebble water resistant?
Bering Pebble watches are typically rated 3 ATM, which means splash-proof only. Take them off before showering or swimming.
What determines the price of a Bering Pebble?
Mainly the line (Classic or Ocean Pebble), the strap material and the case colour. The Pebble is among Bering's more affordable series.
What movement does the Bering Pebble have?
A quartz movement, which is accurate and only needs a battery change from time to time. Our own watch service takes care of that.