Tissot Mens Tradition Vestido de acero inoxidable Mira Rose/Brown T0636173603700
- Marca: Tissot
- Código de Producto: B00822V16K
-Chronograph - three sub-dials displaying: 60 second, 30 minute and 1/10th of a second. Quartz movement. Scratch resistant sapphire crystal
-Swiss-quartz Movement
-Case Diameter: 42mm
-Water Resistant To 99 Feet
-Tradition classic chronograph rose gold-plated men's watch
-Calendar type: Date
-Clasp type: Push Button Deployment Clasp
Description Product Description The Tissot Tradition models are modern timepieces inspired by 1950s design. The vintage-style design is perfectly balanced with the classical details and subtle finishes such as guilloche decoration and a gently curved case. The Claude Bernard Story The Claude Bernard Story The place where Jurassic watch making started In the mid-16th century, the 27-yearold Frenchman John Calvin broke with the Roman Catholic Church and fled to Geneva, Switzerland. Numerous French Huguenots followed him. As a result of religious policies Calvin banned all jewelry, such as beads, bracelets, gold and gemstones. Consequently, goldsmiths and jewelers were forced to turn to a new craft - watchmaking. It was the perfect thing to do for these highly skilled artisans. Many of them moved north from Geneva and master mechanic Claude Bernard was one of them. He discovered the gorgeous, almost divine, high-plateau in the midst of the Jura headlands, a secluded mountain-range along the French border. As a tribute to his hometown Geneva (French Genève) he called this charming hideout “Les Genevez”. Most of the year Claude Bernard, like most of his companions, farmed to feed himself and his family. But during the long and harsh winter months, when the landscapes vanished under heavy snow and the brooks were covered with ice, Claude and his fellow craftsmen created watch masterpieces. The mechanics and skillful builders started to reinvent the workings of all kinds of timepieces. The original 16th century house where these skilled artisans used to gather and share their tools and ideas still exists. It has been carefully restored and today serves as a public museum. Swiss watch manufacturer Claude Bernard is honored to be a patron of the more than 450-year-old institution, which is so closely related to their own history. Brave innovators with ground breaking ideas were the reason why “Les Genevez in the Jura” was labelled the “birthplace of Swiss watchmaking in the northeast of Switzerland” and a pioneer of highly acclaimed Swiss quality and ingenuity. Today, the professional watchmakers working for Claude Bernard, the Swiss watch factory in “Les Genevez - Le centre du Jura”, are still filled with pride of their heritage and eager to make the finest wrist watches money can buy. From the Manufacturer Rose gold-plated stainless steel case with a brown leather strap. Fixed rose gold-plated bezel. White dial with rose gold-tone hands and index hour markers. Arabic numeral marks the 12 o'clock position. Minute markers around the outer rim.
-Swiss-quartz Movement
-Case Diameter: 42mm
-Water Resistant To 99 Feet
-Tradition classic chronograph rose gold-plated men's watch
-Calendar type: Date
-Clasp type: Push Button Deployment Clasp
Description Product Description The Tissot Tradition models are modern timepieces inspired by 1950s design. The vintage-style design is perfectly balanced with the classical details and subtle finishes such as guilloche decoration and a gently curved case. The Claude Bernard Story The Claude Bernard Story The place where Jurassic watch making started In the mid-16th century, the 27-yearold Frenchman John Calvin broke with the Roman Catholic Church and fled to Geneva, Switzerland. Numerous French Huguenots followed him. As a result of religious policies Calvin banned all jewelry, such as beads, bracelets, gold and gemstones. Consequently, goldsmiths and jewelers were forced to turn to a new craft - watchmaking. It was the perfect thing to do for these highly skilled artisans. Many of them moved north from Geneva and master mechanic Claude Bernard was one of them. He discovered the gorgeous, almost divine, high-plateau in the midst of the Jura headlands, a secluded mountain-range along the French border. As a tribute to his hometown Geneva (French Genève) he called this charming hideout “Les Genevez”. Most of the year Claude Bernard, like most of his companions, farmed to feed himself and his family. But during the long and harsh winter months, when the landscapes vanished under heavy snow and the brooks were covered with ice, Claude and his fellow craftsmen created watch masterpieces. The mechanics and skillful builders started to reinvent the workings of all kinds of timepieces. The original 16th century house where these skilled artisans used to gather and share their tools and ideas still exists. It has been carefully restored and today serves as a public museum. Swiss watch manufacturer Claude Bernard is honored to be a patron of the more than 450-year-old institution, which is so closely related to their own history. Brave innovators with ground breaking ideas were the reason why “Les Genevez in the Jura” was labelled the “birthplace of Swiss watchmaking in the northeast of Switzerland” and a pioneer of highly acclaimed Swiss quality and ingenuity. Today, the professional watchmakers working for Claude Bernard, the Swiss watch factory in “Les Genevez - Le centre du Jura”, are still filled with pride of their heritage and eager to make the finest wrist watches money can buy. From the Manufacturer Rose gold-plated stainless steel case with a brown leather strap. Fixed rose gold-plated bezel. White dial with rose gold-tone hands and index hour markers. Arabic numeral marks the 12 o'clock position. Minute markers around the outer rim.