Lisbon 2011374 Watch

The Watch

An iconic French house, Lacoste draws inspiration from the world of tennis and the legacy of its founder, René Lacoste. Its collections offer watches that blend modern design, clean lines, and quality materials. With models crafted for men, women, and children, Lacoste covers a wide range of styles - from minimalist chic to sporty edge - all anchored by its legendary crocodile logo. This stunning timepiece hails from the Lisbon collection. It features a round case measuring 42 mm in diameter and 8.70 mm thick - dimensions perfectly suited to men's wrists. The case is crafted in silver-tone stainless steel and topped with a flat mineral crystal that showcases the dial and its markers. Polished and brushed finishing give it an extra touch of refinement. A crown with ridges at 3 o'clock lets you set the hours and minutes with ease. Finally, this watch offers 5 ATM water resistance, secured by a snap-back case.

The Dial

The brushed surface of this dial adds the finishing touch to this model's appeal. In green, it is framed by a minute track and indexes. Three hands sweep from the center of the dial, indicating the hours, minutes, and seconds. The brand name sits at 6 o'clock, while the logo is placed just below the 12 o'clock index.

The Movement

This watch is powered by a precise quartz movement, delivering reliable analog display of all its functions.

The Bracelet

This stunning bracelet will elevate your style with its Milanese mesh finish. Crafted entirely from polished stainless steel, it features a silver tone that pairs beautifully with the case. Fitted with an easy-to-use sliding clasp, it has a lug width of 20 mm.

Water Resistance

With 50-meter water resistance - or 5 ATM in watchmaking terms - this timepiece can handle the occasional splash, but prolonged water exposure is best avoided. A quick shower here and there won't cause harm, but to keep the movement running accurately for years to come, watch specialists strongly recommend keeping it away from baths, pools, and the sea. Bottom line: no swimming, no diving, no extended contact with water.