Tictac Or Kelton x Micmac St.Tropez Watch

In the 60's, during a dinner in Saint-Tropez, Gunter Sachs - playboy millionaire/husband of Brigitte Bardot - and Michel Faure discuss the creation of a new fashion brand. Françoise Sagan - who is present - asks intrigued "what's this micmac (mess) ? Thus was born MicMac St. Tropez.  

Gunter and Michel open their first store on the port of Saint-Tropez, the success is immediate, from all over the world, people come to stop at MicMac.

 

How to revive the hedonism of which Kelton and Micmac St Tropez were the emblems?

 

Be pragmatic, and propose a quality watch, this stainless steel jewel (gilded or brushed, according to the tastes) embeds an impeccable automatic movement Miyota 8215 that we will see oscillating through the porthole, on the back of the watch. The sapphire crystal is scratchproof and the icing on the cake is that this watch can withstand a pressure of 10 ATM*, which is more than enough to take a dip or go and inspect the coral reef.  

 

Add a touch of joy and extravagance, a name that is not very serious: Tictac, a singular design: an original shape that is neither round nor square, a squircle, 8 screws (a wink to the countless yachts that cruised the harbor.

 

PS. Look carefully at the bracelet, what do you see? MMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM... from Micmac !