SRV Women Quartz Green Dial Analog Leather Watch T1601101609300
The SRV watch is inspired by the Art Deco times, developed in the 1920s. This time is characterised by geometric shapes and abstract patterns, become a dominant style in architecture, interior design, fashion and graphic arts. While the SRV is directly inspired by a model from 1975, that very design was itself a reinterpretation of Tissot’s earlier creations from the 1920s.
The SRV’s quartz movement delivers precision that empowers to move forward fiercely and, with the End-of-Life indicator, the SRV anticipates her next move, so she’s always prepared. More than a name, SRV stands for, Sapphire Rectangle V: a faceted sapphire glass with a rectangular silhouette, and the ‘V’ a nod to its 5-bar water resistance, symbolised by the roman number 5.
The leather strap stands out by its evolution over time. It adapts to the wearer's wrist, offering comfort and a unique fit.
The SRV watch is inspired by the Art Deco times, developed in the 1920s. This time is characterised by geometric shapes and abstract patterns, become a dominant style in architecture, interior design, fashion and graphic arts. While the SRV is directly inspired by a model from 1975, that very design was itself a reinterpretation of Tissot’s earlier creations from the 1920s.
The SRV’s quartz movement delivers precision that empowers to move forward fiercely and, with the End-of-Life indicator, the SRV anticipates her next move, so she’s always prepared. More than a name, SRV stands for, Sapphire Rectangle V: a faceted sapphire glass with a rectangular silhouette, and the ‘V’ a nod to its 5-bar water resistance, symbolised by the roman number 5.
The leather strap stands out by its evolution over time. It adapts to the wearer's wrist, offering comfort and a unique fit.
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The SRV watch is inspired by the Art Deco times, developed in the 1920s. This time is characterised by geometric shapes and abstract patterns, become a dominant style in architecture, interior design, fashion and graphic arts. While the SRV is directly inspired by a model from 1975, that very design was itself a reinterpretation of Tissot’s earlier creations from the 1920s.
The SRV’s quartz movement delivers precision that empowers to move forward fiercely and, with the End-of-Life indicator, the SRV anticipates her next move, so she’s always prepared. More than a name, SRV stands for, Sapphire Rectangle V: a faceted sapphire glass with a rectangular silhouette, and the ‘V’ a nod to its 5-bar water resistance, symbolised by the roman number 5.
The leather strap stands out by its evolution over time. It adapts to the wearer's wrist, offering comfort and a unique fit.
