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We're focusing here on Tissot, a company that played an underrated yet pivotal role in the mid-1980s revival of link Swiss watchmaking. Where the late 1970s were a lean period, link Tissot quickly found success in the new decade thanks, in part, to an unconventional idea. Which, like so many unconventional ideas before it, was conceived during a long night of drinking link and carousing between industry executives.

This yellow gold 5124J, at 33mm gives you a taste of the Art Deco from Patek and serves as an interesting alternative to the likes of link the Reverso and Tank when it comes to dressier watches paying homage to a specific 1930s design aesthetic. Here we have a crisp white dial, a prominent, applied numeral 12, and applied markers all completing the deco link vibe. There's nothing like Patek, and there's certainly not many like this particular link Patek.