
Le Locle Automatic Lady in detail
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- The watch case is made of and impresses with its robust workmanship.
- With a diameter of it fits perfectly with the modern style while offering excellent wearing comfort.
- The polished and satin-finished surfaces provide an elegant look, while the integrated crown protection design makes operation safe and reliable.
- The slim profile ensures optimal freedom of movement and a harmonious silhouette on the wrist. The design is rounded off by precisely milled lugs that guarantee a seamless transition to the strap.
- The Le Locle Automatic Lady is equipped with a and offers a clear, low-reflection view of the dial. With a scratch-resistant coating and high readability from all angles, it ensures optimal legibility.
- The seamlessly integrated anti-reflective coating minimizes light reflections, while the robust connection to the housing guarantees a secure fit. The flat bezel and precise edge finishing accentuate the modern design and simultaneously protect against bumps and scratches.
TISSOT LE LOCLE Automatic - Indexes 8 certified diamonds
The TISSOT LE LOCLE Automatic is an exquisite ladies' watch equipped with a precise automatic movement. This movement guarantees not only accurate timekeeping but also a long lifespan, a hallmark of Swiss watchmaking.
The case has a diameter of 25 mm and is made of high-quality stainless steel, known for both its durability and elegant appearance. The combination of robust material and refined design makes this watch a stylish accessory for any occasion.
The stainless steel bracelet perfectly complements the case and ensures a comfortable fit on the wrist. With a water-resistant design up to 3 ATM, the watch is ideal for everyday wear, protecting against splashes and light rain. The dial, adorned with eight certified diamonds, adds a touch of luxury and elegance.
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