Tissot Chrono XL Chronograph Bracelet Watch, 45mm, Main, color, Blue

Tissot Chrono XL Chronograph Bracelet Watch, 45mm, Alternate, color, Blue

Chrono XL Chronograph Bracelet Watch, 45mm

Name: Chrono XL Chronograph Bracelet Watch, 45mm
Brand: Tissot
Price: 575 USD
Availability: InStock

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Current Price $575.00

Color: Blue

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This handsome, Swiss-made timepiece combines sporty functionality with classic design, presented with chronograph subdials behind a domed sapphire crystal face.

45mm case; 22mm band width
Adjustable bracelet; links can be removed at your local Nordstrom. Find a store
Deployant clasp closure
Quartz movement
Date window
Water-resistant to 10 ATM (100 meters)
Scratch-resistant sapphire crystal face with antireflective coating
Stainless steel with goldtone plate
Swiss made
Item #6159838

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Founded in 1853 in Le Locle, Switzerland, Tissot is a luxury watchmaker offering a broad and versatile range of timepieces at attractive prices. Having earned a worldwide reputation for precision and style, Tissot is also known as an industry trailblazer: it was among the first watchmakers to use unconventional materials—including plastic, stone, mother-of-pearl and wood—in the design of its watches.