The Story
The SRV watch is inspired by the Art Deco times, developed in the 1920s. This time is characterised by geometric shapes and abstract patterns, become a dominant style in architecture, interior design, fashion and graphic arts. While the SRV is directly inspired by a model from 1975, that very design was itself a reinterpretation of Tissot’s earlier creations from the 1920s. The SRV’s quartz movement delivers precision that empowers to move forward fiercely and, with the End-of-Life indicator, the SRV anticipates her next move, so she’s always prepared. More than a name, SRV stands for, Sapphire Rectangle V: a faceted sapphire glass with a rectangular silhouette, and the ‘V’ a nod to its 5-bar water resistance, symbolised by the roman number 5. The metal bracelet is comfortable, robust, easy to clean and long-lasting.
Description
The SRV watch is inspired by the Art Deco times, developed in the 1920s. This time is characterised by geometric shapes and abstract patterns, become a dominant style in architecture, interior design, fashion and graphic arts. While the SRV is directly inspired by a model from 1975, that very design was itself a reinterpretation of Tissot’s earlier creations from the 1920s. The SRV’s quartz movement delivers precision that empowers to move forward fiercely and, with the End-of-Life indicator, the SRV anticipates her next move, so she’s always prepared. More than a name, SRV stands for, Sapphire Rectangle V: a faceted sapphire glass with a rectangular silhouette, and the ‘V’ a nod to its 5-bar water resistance, symbolised by the roman number 5. The metal bracelet is comfortable, robust, easy to clean and long-lasting.
