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WATCH GIVEAWAY: Tissot PRS 516 Automatic
A strong and affordable entrant into the world of race-themed watches, the Tissot PRS 516 reference T100.430.37.201.00 has a real carbon fiber dial and bezel married to the 1960s-era-inspired looks of the Tissot PRS 516 watch collection. This is easily the more modern of the current Tissot PRS 516 versions, and it will be an easy favorite for those who like the dark tones and look of carbon fiber.Tissot uses a 42mm wide PVD-coated black steel case that is 12.9mm thick and water resistant to 100 meters. Inside the watch (and visible through the exhibition caseback window) is the Tissot Powermatic 80 movement which is a modified base ETA with 80 hours of power reserve. The automatic movement offers the time along with a day/date indicator window. Legible and stylish, this T100.430.37.201.00 Tissot PRS 516 comes on a race-style black rubber strap and has a retail price of $825. Enter for a chance to win one this month on best watches.
Who Will Save Swiss Made?
Switzerland hopes consumers will associate the term “Swiss Made” with high-quality, high-design, and forgivably high-prices. Many wristwatch consumers around the world still associate watches with the label as being of higher value. In 2020, the essence of the term is in danger. As applied, “Swiss Made” does not require timepieces to be entirely produced in Switzerland or to use Swiss labor. How might current events such as the COVID-19 coronavirus and China’s poor economy have an effect on both the essence and application of Swiss Made in the near future?While “Swiss Made,” as a protected term, does indeed apply to a range of products, the primary use of the term is associated with wristwatches. In fact, my understanding of relevant Swiss law suggests that, while timepieces have a series of specific rules as to how and when “Swiss Made” can be applied, the law is more open when it comes to the “Swiss Made” label as bein