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Tissot launches Asian Game Collection at Swiss Zeit, Panaji
Famous Swiss watch brand Tissot celebrated its partnership as the the Official Timekeeper of the 17th Asian Games Incheon 2014 by launching its exclusive Asian Games Collection in Goa.
The collection was launched by well-known VJ Nikhil Chinapa and promoter of Swiss Zeit Anaga Shankwalkar. Speaking about the brand, Chinapa said, I have been a big fan of Tissot. Thanks to Tissot’s association with Splitsvilla, I was among the first to flaunt this watch on my wrist during the show.” The Tissot Asian Games Collection includes,
• Tissot PR 100 Automatic Asian
Games Special Edition 2014
• Tissot PRC 200 Chrono Quartz Asian
Games Special Edition 2014
• Tissot Luxury Automatic Asian
Games Limited Editions 2014
• Tissot T-race Touch Asian Games
Limited Editions 2014
• Tissot T-Touch II Asian Games Limited
Editions 2014
The watches Special Edition watches incorporate dynamic touches of red, taking from the sun of the Olympic Council of Asia and the 17th Asian Games Incheon 2014 Logo. The Limited Edition watches like the T-Race Touch and the T-Touch II feature a red bracelet which is echoed on the Arabic indices of the dial. They also have an engraved caseback which has the logo of 17th Asian Games Incheon 2014.
The Tissot Asian Games Collection is comprised of watches from classic to sporty with unique designs to suit every taste. The watches are synonymous with Tissot’s Timekeeping precision. Priced between Rs.28000 to Rs.54400, the Asian Games Collection is definitely something one will treasure for a lifetime. This exclusive collection is available at the Swiss Zeit Trading Co, Kamat Arcade, St.Inez, opposite Ganesh Temple.