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Since this appears to be a Walmart exclusive, you will not find assembly instructions on line. You would have to contact the manufacturer of the table or contact Walmart to see if they can order the instructions. You may need the bar code from the box

(This answer was given to the same question posted two years ago by another member.  I'm sorry I can't give you the actual instructions.)

1-800-925-6278 is customer service for WalMart.

Caliber: HMC 500Functions: link Hours, minutes, link small secondsDiameter: 30mmThickness: 4.5mmPower Reserve: 74 hoursWinding: Automatic microrotorFrequency: 21,600Jewels: 26Additional link Details: Original Straumann® hairspring, finish with Moser stripes

On price, the new FOiS sits somewhere between the link other Professional models in the lineup, a little less than link a "Sapphire Sandwich" and a little more than a Hesalite Speedy: $7,900. At that price, you get link a steel flat link bracelet with the easy-adjust system (it's a bit less on a strap). It's not a limited edition but I'm guessing it will be pretty tough to get for at least a few months.

With copy watches for sale this year's release, IWC has put all of its W&W energy into the Ingenieur and positioned it in a new way. That link means a price in excess of $11,000 ($11,700) in link steel. And on top of all that, IWC didn't just release a trio of steel Ingenieurs – but also one in titanium, and boy is it cool.

I am a champion for smaller-diameter watches in general and the GG-W-113 platform link is here to support my argument. In 1967 the U.S. federally required a dial diameter of 1.120 inches or about link 28.5 mm which led to predictably "small" case diameters of around 34.5 mm like this Hamilton. I have a Polerouter at this exact size that I pull out of the watch box three times a week at least. To me it is right around perfect for a simple watch and the U.S. Government link agrees with me which is nice.