Mathey-Tissot Gent's Edmond Watch with Genuine Leather Strap
- £469.99
- £4.99 P&P
Full Description
Mathey-Tissot Gent's Edmond Watch with Genuine Leather Strap
The elegant Edmond Gent’s Watch by Mathey-Tissot is designed with a stunning 3 hand blue dial with smart date window, framed by a classic style contrast stainless steel case and finished with a genuine leather strap. Its design is protected by Bombay sapphire glass and 50m water resistance, making it ideal for casual and everyday wear.
Weight: 85g
Features and Specifications
- MOVEMENT: Swiss Ronda 505H6
- WATER RESISTANCE: 5ATM Water Resistant up to 50m / 164ft – Suitable for everyday wear and will withstand shallow swimming, but not diving, snorkelling or water sports
- CASE: Stainless Steel
- CASE DIAMETER: 42mm
- CASE THICKNESS: 11mm
- STRAP: Genuine Leather
- STRAP LENGTH: 24.5cm
- STRAP WIDTH: 20mm
- CLASP: Stainless Steel Buckle
- HANDS: 3
- LENS: Sapphire Glass - 5mm
- BATTERY LIFE: 5 Years
- FUNCTIONS: Hours, Minutes and Small Seconds / Date Window
- WARRANTY: 3 Years
Contents
- 1 x Mathey-Tissot Gent's Edmond Watch with Genuine Leather Strap
- 1 x Display Box
- 1 x Guarantee Information
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About the Brand
About the Brand: Mathey-Tissot
1886
Near the centre of the Swiss Jura Mountains, at an altitude of 3.300 feet, lies the village of Les Ponts de Martel, nestled in one of Switzerland’s most beautiful valleys. Here, in the year 1886, the Mathey-Tissot Watch Company was founded.
Mathey-Tissot initially specialised in "repeteater" watches, timepieces that chime the hour and half-hour. Soon afterwards, the company undertook the production of chronographs (stop-watches), crafted with such ingenuity and precision that they were immediately successful. In fact, numerous prizes and awards for superlative quality were collected throughout Europe.
1890
In 1890 the Boer War between England and South Africa erupted, and the demand for Mathey- Tissot's fine watches became so great that a new larger factory was built. (Among the orders received was one from a jeweller in Scotland who had been commissioned by a local nobleman to supply a gold repeater watch to each officer in his son's regiment, and a sterling silver model for each enlisted mall. Small though it may appear today, that order for 2'500 watches was enormous by prevailing standards.)
1914
In the Kew Observatory Competition of 1914, Mathey-Tissot was represented by six chronographs, each with split-second timing. All not only passed the Class A rating with mention of "especially good", but one had a record never previously attained. Later that same year Mathey-Tissot followed this accomplishment with the award of the Grand Prix at Berne's Swiss National Exhibition. As the years passed, a striking array of other honours was earned by the famed craftsmen of Mathey-Tissot.
During World War I, Mathey-Tissot was called on to supply the United States Army Corps of Engineers with large quantities of precision chronographs, and Gen. John J. Pershing, Commander of the United States Expeditionary Forces, selected Mathey-Tissot as the watch to award to members of his staff.
1945
In addition to its regular business of producing fine watches for jewellers throughout the world, Mathey-Tissot before and during World War II turned out thousands of timepieces for the United States armed forces and the British Navy.
1990
The Mathey-Tissot story has really just begun. Never content to " sit on its laurels", the company has big plans for the future - "big" in the sense that new, innovative watches and ideas will continue to position Mathey-Tissot in the forefront of super quality Swiss watch companies but "small" enough never to forget that relations with its customers is paramount.
