Tissot - No reserve price - Unisex - 2009





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TISSOT T-RACE "ICE-T" special edition in unlimited quantity.
T-Tracx Ice Hockey
A model designed for the Swiss national ice hockey team
Reference T90.4.486.11
Carbon–composite case
about 45 mm
ETA G10.211 quartz chronograph
30-minute and 1/10 second counters
Rubber strap with folding clasp
Hockey theme / special countdown function.
In this unlimited edition no number is engraved.
There is a limited model as well, another T-Race watch, limited to 3333 pieces and visually slightly different.
(Visually resembles most T-Race models)
This model has a 21 cm band (with open clasp) plus a 45 mm case.
Original Tissot bracelet in original length can be purchased separately if this is too small.
Functions: It is a chronograph (stopwatch) with an ETA G10.211 quartz movement. In addition to the classic timekeeping, the dial features special ice hockey counting functions (such as a game countdown and penalties/penalty times).
Special feature for fans: In addition to the classic stop function, the movement offered special ice hockey features such as a game countdown for the periods. The case back bears the official logo of the home World Championship 2009 in Switzerland.
Special editions: In addition to the general World Championship version, the same year, within the T-Tracx line, there were also highly limited player editions, such as for ice hockey star Steven Stamkos.
Design: It features a striking 45 mm case (stainless steel and fiberglass/resin), a black dial with Arabic numerals at 4 and 8 o’clock, and a conspicuously blue rubber strap.
Catalog confusion (2005 vs. 2009): Tissot has produced an ongoing series for the Ice Hockey World Championship since 2005 (beginning with the T-Race Ice-T in 2005). Their specific design model of the T-Tracx line with this exact reference number appeared around 2008/2009 and was the successor to the first ice hockey editions. Since the design of the series started in 2005, it is historically associated with that era.
TISSOT T-RACE "ICE-T" special edition in unlimited quantity.
T-Tracx Ice Hockey
A model designed for the Swiss national ice hockey team
Reference T90.4.486.11
Carbon–composite case
about 45 mm
ETA G10.211 quartz chronograph
30-minute and 1/10 second counters
Rubber strap with folding clasp
Hockey theme / special countdown function.
In this unlimited edition no number is engraved.
There is a limited model as well, another T-Race watch, limited to 3333 pieces and visually slightly different.
(Visually resembles most T-Race models)
This model has a 21 cm band (with open clasp) plus a 45 mm case.
Original Tissot bracelet in original length can be purchased separately if this is too small.
Functions: It is a chronograph (stopwatch) with an ETA G10.211 quartz movement. In addition to the classic timekeeping, the dial features special ice hockey counting functions (such as a game countdown and penalties/penalty times).
Special feature for fans: In addition to the classic stop function, the movement offered special ice hockey features such as a game countdown for the periods. The case back bears the official logo of the home World Championship 2009 in Switzerland.
Special editions: In addition to the general World Championship version, the same year, within the T-Tracx line, there were also highly limited player editions, such as for ice hockey star Steven Stamkos.
Design: It features a striking 45 mm case (stainless steel and fiberglass/resin), a black dial with Arabic numerals at 4 and 8 o’clock, and a conspicuously blue rubber strap.
Catalog confusion (2005 vs. 2009): Tissot has produced an ongoing series for the Ice Hockey World Championship since 2005 (beginning with the T-Race Ice-T in 2005). Their specific design model of the T-Tracx line with this exact reference number appeared around 2008/2009 and was the successor to the first ice hockey editions. Since the design of the series started in 2005, it is historically associated with that era.

