Tissot T-Classic T006.428.36.052.00 Details
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Wearing this watch to any gathering will turn all the attention towards you. The Tissot's Le Locle Automatique Petite Seconde is a masterpiece design that comes from the T-classic collection. Firstly, it has a gorgeous mix of color appearances, black, and rose-gold. The dial has a black background with rose gold-plated Arabic numeral markings and hand markers. Surrounding this is a rose-gold bezel that matches the inside. Moreover, the cow embossed leather strap is also black to create the perfect combination. The watch includes a high-functioning caliber with Swiss automatic movements.
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