Tissot Men’s Chronograph 45mm Silver Stainless Steel Watch (T141.417.11.031.00)

A silver stainless steel case and a silver dial is what the Tissot T141.417.11.031.00 is built around, in a substantial case. It measures 45 mm across. Case and Wrist Presence \n The case measures 45 mm in diameter, worked in stainless steel. The finish is silver, carried across the case flanks and lugs. The surface treatment is polished. \n At 45 mm it reads as a statement piece without becoming unwearable, and suits a wrist of roughly 17 cm upwards. \n Reading the Dial \n The face is finished in silver. Dial and case share the same tone, so the watch reads as one machined object rather than an assembly of parts. The hours are marked with sticks. \n Chronograph registers are recessed into the dial, which adds depth to the face without crowding the hour track. \n Movement and Functions \n A quartz movement drives the watch. That means accuracy which needs no daily attention, no winding routine, and no rate drift to correct. \n \n Chronograph – stopwatch timing from the dial \n Date display – the current date at a glance \n \n Strap, Clasp and Fit \n The bracelet is stainless steel. Sizing is a five-minute job for a jeweller – links come out to bring it to your wrist. \n Who This Watch Suits \n \n An everyday wrist size that still reads as a proper men’s watch \n Building a silver-led accessory wardrobe \n Anyone who will actually use a stopwatch – or simply wants the busier dial that comes with one \n Gift buyers looking for something recognisable, boxed and properly warranted \n \n Styling Notes \n Silver is the default for a reason – it reads as neutral metal, pairs with any strap colour you later swap in, and sits comfortably in both office and weekend settings. \n Care and Maintenance \n None of the care below is onerous. It is the difference between a watch that ages well and one that simply gets old. Have the battery replaced by a watchmaker rather than a kiosk – a proper service reseats the case gasket at the same time, which is what actually preserves the water rating. A flat battery left in the case is the single most common cause of avoidable movement damage. A bracelet collects more than people expect. A soft toothbrush, warm water and a drop of dish soap along the links once a season keeps it looking new. \n Keep it clear of perfume and solvents, off the speaker on your desk, and out of direct sun when you take it off. \n About the Brand and Ownership \n The appeal of a Tissot is that it is unmistakable. You are buying a design point of view rather than an anonymous case with a dial in it. Quartz keeps the running costs near zero – a battery every few years and the occasional seal check is the whole of the maintenance schedule. Basic care goes a long way – keep it clear of solvents and perfume, rinse the strap if it has been in salt water, and store it somewhere dry. \n The Short Version \n What you are getting is an everyday size that still has presence, a chronograph dial with enough going on to hold your eye. A bracelet that gives it weight on the wrist rounds it out. It is not trying to be a heirloom piece and it does not price itself like one. It is a well-made, recognisable watch that does the job every day and looks considered doing it. \n Technical Specifications \n \n Attribute Specification \n Brand Tissot \n Model / Reference T141.417.11.031.00 \n Gender Men’s (45 mm case) \n EAN 7611608308417 \n Case Diameter 45 mm \n Case Material Stainless steel \n Case Colour Silver \n Case Finish Polished \n Dial Colour Silver \n Dial Markers Sticks \n Movement Quartz \n Strap / Bracelet Stainless steel bracelet \n Warranty 24 months \n \n Buying With Confidence \n Buying a watch online comes down to trusting the seller, so here is exactly what you get. The watch ships new and unworn in its original box with the manufacturer’s paperwork, and it is covered by the full international warranty from the date you receive it – not from the date it landed in our warehouse. We ship nationwide with tracking, and someone actua