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Lacoste Capbreton Stainless Steel Case Analogue Blue Dial Quartz Men’s Watch 2010944
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| Style |
Capbreton |
| Model # |
2010944 |
| Case |
Stainless Steel |
| Band |
Stainless Steel 3-Link Bracelet Strap with Blue Accents |
| Bezel |
Silver-Tone |
| Bezel Function |
Fixed |
| Dial Color |
Blue with Lacoste Logo at Centre |
| Hand Indicators |
White Arrow Indicators |
| Hour Markers |
White Batton Markers |
| Crystal |
Mineral Crystal |
| Movement |
Quartz |
| Case Size |
46mm |
| Case Thickness |
11mm |
| Clasp Type |
Deployment Clasp |
| Water Resistant |
50 Meters/165 Feet |
| Model # Alias |
2010944 |
| Warranty: |
2 Year WristClocks.com |
All measurements provided are approximate and
may vary slightly from the listed information.
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This masculine and luxurious Lacoste Capbreton Stainless Steel Case Analogue Blue Dial Bracelet Strap Mineral Crystal Men’s Watch Model# 2010944 features a stainless steel case that holds the blue dial. There are multiple accents and contrasting colours on the dial including the legendary Lacoste logo at the centre along with white baton hour markers. The arrow hands give then dial a sporty and contemporary vibe while the Arabic numeral minute marking on the outer edge of the dial help in giving a much clearer idea of time. It has a three-link bracelet strap with accents of blue incorporated in between. The strap is fitted with a deployment closure to give a secure and adjustable fit. You can conveniently wear the watch in rain, thanks to the 50 meters water-resistance capacity.
Like all of our watches, this Lacoste Capbreton Stainless Steel Case Analogue Blue Dial Bracelet Strap Mineral Crystal Men’s Watch is Brand New, and comes in its original packaging!Born in 1904, René Lacoste became world’s number one tennis player in the year 1927. The string of victories in Grand Slam tournaments got him to unprecedented heights in the field of sport and made him a cultural phenomenon. In 1923, during his trip to Boston with the Davis Cup team, Rene noticed a crocodile suitcase. His coach promised him to buy the suitcase if he wins the tournament. This anecdote was captured by a Boston journalist from the Boston Evening Transcript who is credited with being the one to coin the nickname “The Alligator”, which eventually became the brand’s emblem. From T-shirts, shoes, and accessories, Rene managed to make Lacoste not just a brand but a culture. Today, the brand offers a range of unique accessories that boast the classic sporty design with the elegance that has been maintained throughout the years.
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