Aubert Freres Tirel Chronograph Mens Watch

Aubert Freres Tirel Chronograph Mens Watch
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Aubert Freres prides themselves on providing the horological world with captivating designs, inspired by the finest luxuries money can buy. Behold the next exceptional design with the release of this brand new Tirel chronograph men's watch. Look through the reinforced top crystal and embrace the sophisticatedly intricate, visual stimulation that is true chronograph precision, accentuated by a brown multi-textured face. The complex chronograph functions come in the 1/10th second subdial at 5 o'clock, the 60 second subdial at 7 o'clock, and the 60 minute subdial at 10 o'clock. Superior IP rose gold stainless steel has crafted to create the durable case which houses all of these fantastic features of the Tirel. This wonderful design even has the ability to be water resistant up to 10ATM (100m or 330ft) so you can feel confident in your timepiece staying fully productive in your water activities. The Tirel chronograph then comes to completion with a stitched soft genuine leather strap that locks with an IP rose gold stainless steel buckle.

In the first half of the 19th century, three Aubert brothers – David Louis, Henri Daniel, and Georges Constant – founded Aubert Freres in Derriere-la-Cote, Switzerland. The brothers manufactured everything themselves until 1839, when they started giving jobs to local workmen. These men were paid by the piece. Before long, however, they were commissioning orders from renowned companies like Jules Jurgensen, Henry Audemars, and Golay Meylan. Eventually, they would in turn create complicated watches for the titans of today: Cartier, Patek Philippe, Vacheron & Constantin, and more. Aubert Freres won a First Class medal for its movements at the National Exhibition of Horology in La Chaux de Fonds in 1881. The company would play a pivotal role in helping the United States to enter the game of haute horology via a number of important patents. As recently as 1989, Aubert Freres was still in the same factory in Derriere-la-Cote. Today, the company continues what the Aubert brothers started more than a century ago.