CHURCHILL T18
Réf. : 671443 -
In stock
€468.30
Tax included
€669.00
-30%
- Made in France - in Besançon
- Warranty 2 years
- Shipping free
- Payment secure in 2 or 3 times without charge
Made in France - Besançon
This LIP Churchill T18 watch elegantly reinterprets an iconic model from the 1930s. Its rectangular 316L stainless steel case, both polished and brushed, is delicately set with real diamonds, offering refined brilliance. The silver dial, with silver hands and Arabic numeral indexes, is distinguished by a small second at 6 o'clock, adding a touch of sophistication. Mounted on a shiny black leather strap, this watch skillfully blends tradition and modernity for a timeless and distinguished style.
Warranty
2 YEARS
worldwide
Made
in France
in Besançon
SHIPPING
Free
France and pick-up point
RETURNS
Free
30 days
Payment
Secure
in 1, 2 or 3 times without charge
Case : rectangular metal polish & brush
Dimensions : 21.2mm x 38.5mm
Entrecorne : 18 mm
Functions :
2 Hands: hours/minutes.
Small seconds-Hand.
2 Hands: hours/minutes.
Small seconds-Hand.
Water Resistance : 3 atm
Weight : 24 grammes
Standard Shipping:
Free in mainland France, Monaco, and Corsica for any order of 179 euros or more including VAT.
Delivery within 48 to 72 business hours.
Dial : silver 2 layers
Crystal : flat mineral
Hands : gun color
Indexes : arabic figures
Movement : quartz + battery
Reference movement : ronda 1064
Jewels: 2.
Accuracy: -10/+20 seconds/month
Back case : stainless steel snap
Strap : leather black smooth
Clasp : clasp
Crown : pushed
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About churchill
A French history
LIP T18
Produced from 1935 until the end of the 1950s, the LIP T18 is without doubt one of the brand's best-known watches.
With its advanced watchmaking technology, it was appreciated for its very high precision and was equipped with one of the first calibers to feature an eccentric small second.
Also linked to our country's history, a LIP T18 was presented to Sir Winston Churchill in 1948 by the French government in gratitude for the services rendered by Great Britain to France during the Second World War.