Watch Roger Tallon Big TV Titanium 671657

The Watch

LIP watches are the embodiment of French watchmaking expertise. Every model is crafted by master watchmakers in their workshops with unparalleled skill, assembled in France in the birthplace of horology - Besançon. This Roger Tallon Big TV Titanium 671657 watch sports a gray tone that pairs effortlessly with every look in your wardrobe. It features a square case crafted in titanium, measuring 35 mm in length, 35 mm in width, and 14 mm in thickness - dimensions that sit beautifully on any men's wrist. The brushed-finish case is topped with a flat sapphire crystal that lets the beauty of the dial shine through. Known for its hardness, it shields the dial from everyday shocks and scratches. A serrated crown at 3 o'clock allows adjustment of the hours and minutes. Water resistance of 5 ATM is ensured by the transparent case back.

The Dial

The dial is dressed in a matte black finish that gives this watch a distinctly elegant feel. Rather than mirroring the square case, it takes on a round shape. Along its edge runs a white railroad minute track accompanied by baton indices and dot markers for easy time reading. At the center, two white sword-shaped hands sweep to display the hours and minutes, while the black seconds hand takes care of the seconds. Like most prestigious watchmakers, Lip signs its creation at 12 o'clock. The movement reference is displayed at 6 o'clock.

The Movement

This classic watch is powered by an automatic movement of Japanese manufacture. Specifically, a Miyota 82S0 caliber brings the hands of this watch to life.

The Bracelet

With its sleek gray tone, this titanium bracelet dresses your wrist for any occasion. Comfortable and durable, it stays securely in place thanks to its butterfly deployment clasp.

Water Resistance

With a water resistance of 50 meters - or 5 ATM in watchmaking terms - this timepiece handles the occasional splash without worry, but it's not built for prolonged water exposure. An occasional shower? Fine. But to preserve the precision and longevity of the mechanism, our entire team of watch specialists strongly recommends keeping it away from baths, pools, and the sea. In short: no swimming, no diving, no extended water contact.