PINDU P6652 Horse Racing Watch: What the Dial Actually Does

The PINDU P6652 horse racing watch is a $299.99 NH35 automatic from PINDU's Horse Racing Series, and model-specific detail on it is hard to find. This page sets it out in one place: the actual model number, what the NH35 movement inside it means for daily wear, what the horse-racing dial genuinely does, and how the PINDU P6652 Horse Racing Series Automatic Men's Watch compares to the other gambling-themed watches PINDU sells.

This is one of PINDU's Horse Gambling Series pieces, separate from the roulette and poker dials covered on the rest of this site, and until now no page has set out its model number, case size and movement in one place. That gap is what this article closes, fact by fact, before it hands you off to the rest of PINDU's casino-themed range.

What Is the PINDU P6652 Horse Racing Watch?

The PINDU P6652 Horse Racing Series Automatic Men's Watch is PINDU's horse-racing-themed model, part of what the brand calls its Horse Gambling Series. It runs on an NH35 automatic movement, comes in eight colour combinations, and sells for $299.99 direct from PINDU, with a stainless steel case the listing states at 45–49 mm.

The product page describes it as new with box and papers, brand new and never worn, arriving with full original packaging and documents. Variants run from Green-Black and Black-Gold through to Black-Gold-Green and Gold-Black, so there's a reasonable spread of case and strap tones to pick from without changing the price.

What Colours Does the PINDU P6652 Horse Racing Watch Come In?

Eight in total: Green-Black, Black-Green-Gold, Gold-Green, Green, Black-Gold, Gold-Black, Black-Black and Black-Gold-Green. All eight sit at the same $299.99 price, so the choice comes down to colour, not budget. The product photos show rose gold-tone and black cases, green or black dials, and black leather, green leather or mesh straps. Check the variant photo before ordering, since the variant names don't spell out which part is which colour.

If you already lean toward PINDU's other green-dial or gold-case pieces, picking a matching combination here keeps a small collection visually consistent rather than fighting itself on the wrist.

Close-up of the P6652's green dial — 3D horse figures set in lanes around the hour track, with a lume shot inset.

How Does the PINDU Horse Racing Watch Dial Work?

PINDU's listing calls the P6652's dial "skeletonized" with a view of the inner workings, while the product photos show a closed green or black dial with 3D horse figurines set in lanes around the hour track. The listing doesn't say whether the horses move, race or track anything, so don't buy it expecting a working race game: treat the horse scene as the theme on top of the NH35 automatic.

That's worth being clear about, because the theme is the point of this watch, not a game function. A spec graphic on the product page states the case at 46 mm with sapphire glass and 5 ATM water resistance. If you want the mechanics of how an exposed movement works in general, PINDU's own breakdown of the NH35 movement covers how the rotor, gear train and balance wheel keep a watch like this running.

If you're expecting a see-through skeleton face, where the gear train and balance wheel are visible through the dial, look closely at the product photos first. The P6652 photos don't show that — a closed dial with horse figures on top — so treat "skeletonized" here as the listing's own description rather than a confirmed open-dial build.

What Movement Powers the PINDU P6652?

An NH35 automatic movement, named in the product title, which the listing describes as self-winding and battery-free. It winds from wrist motion rather than a battery, so it needs regular wear or a watch winder to stay running. For the full spec sheet — jewel count, beat rate, power reserve — see PINDU's NH35 movement guide.

In practice, that means no battery to replace and no quartz tick — the P6652 keeps time the same way the other NH35-family watches below do, just with a louder dial on top. The listing doesn't state a power reserve, so if you leave it off the wrist long enough for it to stop, expect to reset the time when you pick it back up, same as any automatic without a winder.

Is the PINDU P6652 Water Resistant?

The product page's spec graphic rates it at 5 ATM, PINDU's stated water resistance for this model. The listing doesn't spell out which activities that rating covers, so treat it as everyday protection against splashes and rain, and check with PINDU before you take it swimming.

Is the PINDU P6652 a Good Gift?

For a horse-racing fan, a collector, or anyone who likes a novelty dial, yes — it arrives with box and papers and a genuine automatic movement at $299.99. Skip it as a gift if the recipient wants a plain dress watch; the horse theme is loud by design.

The gift case is stronger because the listing confirms it ships complete — box, papers, full accessories — which matters if you're buying for someone else and won't get a chance to check it over first. For broader gift logic across PINDU's casino-adjacent range, this guide to giving a roulette watch as a gift covers the same reasoning in more depth.

A horse-racing fan who already owns one of PINDU's other casino-themed watches is the safest bet; someone who's never shown interest in gambling imagery is the one case where a plainer PINDU model is the safer gift.

PINDU P6652 vs Roulette Watches: Which Should You Buy?

Choose the P6652 for a horse-racing or gambling-adjacent theme at $299.99; choose the P6626 Poker Rotary Roulette Watch for its NH35A automatic at $199.99 with a rotary roulette dial; choose the P6628 Red Diamond Dial or P6616 Las Vegas Roulette Table if you want a roulette-wheel design instead of horses.

All four models here use an NH35 or NH35A automatic movement, so the choice comes down to theme, case size, and budget rather than mechanics:

Case size won't help you choose much: the 46 mm P6626 and P6616 fall inside the P6652 and P6628's stated 45–49 mm range, so all four sit in similar, large-cased territory. A big case means more dial on display for a themed watch like these, but also a wider case that can overhang a slim wrist — worth trying one on before you commit to a themed piece this size.

If the theme matters more to you than the price, the P6628's button-rotating red diamond-patterned dial and the P6616's numberless roulette-table dial both lean on casino-wheel graphics rather than figures, which is a different kind of "busy" than the P6652's horse scene. For a wider rundown of PINDU's whole casino line, including models not covered here, see the full PINDU casino watch guide or browse the Casino & Roulette collection directly.

Who Should Buy the PINDU P6652 Horse Racing Watch?

The P6652 suits buyers who want a conversation-starting novelty dial, already collect PINDU's casino-themed pieces, or are buying a gift for a horse-racing fan. At 45–49 mm, it wears large, so skip it if you prefer a case under 45 mm or a dial without a visible theme.

It's also a reasonable entry point if you're curious about PINDU generally and want one bold piece rather than a plain three-hander first. If you're still weighing the brand itself before committing to any model, this honest PINDU brand review is a fair next read.

That size recommendation holds across the whole group above: if you've tried on one of PINDU's 45–49 mm or 46 mm casino-themed pieces and found it too much wrist, the P6652 will feel the same way — the horse theme doesn't change the case it's built on.

Whichever of these four you land on, they're all in stock direct from PINDU with worldwide shipping and buyer protection. Start at the PINDU P6652 Horse Racing Watch product page, or browse the rest of the Casino & Roulette collection to compare every model side by side.