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Condition: The watch is pre-owned, so minor imperfections are to be expected. The bezel, case, and caseback shows noticeable surface scuffs, while the sapphire crystal remains clean and appears scratch-free.
This is an authentic Tissot Le Locle Powermatic 80 automatic wristwatch in excellent pre-owned condition. • Model: Le Locle Powermatic 80. • Original Tissot Presentation Box. • Swiss Made. • Watch as shown in the photographs.
Green dial enhanced by silver-tone hands. Silver-tone super titanium case with a silver-tone super titanium band. Eco-Drive movement. 100 meters / 330 feet water resistance. Fixed bezel. Scratch Resistant Sapphire crystal. Solid caseback. Fold Over with Safety Release clasp. Case size 39 mm. Citizen AW0130-85X Zenshin Three-hand Watch.
Silver dial enhanced by silver-tone hands. Silver-tone stainless steel case with a silver-tone stainless steel band. Automatic movement. 50 meters / 165 feet water resistance. Fixed bezel. Scratch Resistant Sapphire crystal. Transparent caseback. Butterfly clasp. Pull / Push crown. Case size 39 mm x 11.2 mm. Band 20 mm x long. Tissot T139.807.11.031.00 Chemin Des Tourelles Watch.
The watch is defined by its bold, hexagonal-shaped stainless steel case and a uniquely textured silver dial featuring an elegant diagonal stripe pattern. Based on the serial number (405303) engraved on the caseback, this watch was manufactured in October 1984.
Model: Seiko 5. Year of Manufacture: February 1978 (or 1988, based on Seiko serial number decoding). The gold dial is in very good condition and remains highly legible. Dial: Classic Gold/Champagne with simple baton markers.
(6309-8820) – Black Dial with Gold Accents. The unpolished caseback clearly displays the Seiko Suwa symbol, the6309-8820 reference number, and serial number 393280.
This is our tribute to the legendary field watches. These watches introduced techniques known as “Backsetting” and “Back-threading.”. Military Field watch. Hard Stop: A characteristic of these watches is a firm winding stop - often summarized by the old watchmaker’s phrase, “Don’t wind to the wall.”.