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MACH 2000 SQUELETON
MACH 2000 SQUELETONNEW
Made in France - Besançon
This new automatic skeleton version gives character to this watch, which remains an emblematic model of the watchmaking world. It perfectly reflects French know-how and benefits from LIP expertise.
A French history
Roger Tallon is a French designer considered to be one of the most important in the French industrial world. A pioneer and visionary, he designed the TGV: ergonomics, colours, lighting, visual identity. He is the first designer to create watches for a watch company. As a teacher, he opened the first industrial design course by organizing the design department of the École nationale de arts décoratifs in Paris.
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Data sheet
- Couleur bracelet
- Noir
- Matière bracelet
- Caoutchouc
- Couleur boitier
- Noir
- Couleur du cadran
- Noir
- Mouvement
- Automatique
- Genre
- Montres homme
- Verre
- Saphir
- Index
- Graduations
- Etanchéité
- Oui (50 m et +)
- Forme
- Demie-lune
Watch reference
671081
Case
steel 316 L brushed black, dimensions 42 mm X 40 mm, steel back case
Dial
black with white graduations, silvered hour markers, black hour and minute hands, second hand and medium red crown
Glass
sapphire
Strap
black rubber 20 mm
Buckle
black barb
Movement
automatic analog MIYOTA 8N24
Waterproof
30 meters
Warranty 2 years
Made in France - Besançon
International delivery
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Shipment of the order the same day (Monday to Friday)
For orders placed before 11am (French time).
Delivery method
Chronopost (national post service), delivery on signature
NEW
Made in France - Besançon
This new automatic skeleton version gives character to this watch, which remains an emblematic model of the watchmaking world. It perfectly reflects French know-how and benefits from LIP expertise.
A French history
Roger Tallon is a French designer considered to be one of the most important in the French industrial world. A pioneer and visionary, he designed the TGV: ergonomics, colours, lighting, visual identity. He is the first designer to create watches for a watch company. As a teacher, he opened the first industrial design course by organizing the design department of the École nationale de arts décoratifs in Paris.