For sale is a Swiss Made Tissot Navigator, a so-called "skin diver" men's watch with reference 44646-1X, presumably dating back to the mid 1970s. Skin divers were meant to fill the gap between full blown dive watches and non-waterproof watches. This particular model features a stainless steel case with a diameter of around 36.5mm, and a thickness of just under 14mm. The dial on this Tissot comes in a lovely matte black with white railroad track around the outer edge, and thick bright lume plots at each 5 minute mark. The lumed stick shaped hands are finished in a contrasting white, with a bright orange seconds hand for that funky 1970s flair. A domed dive watch plexiglass crystal protects the dial from the elements. Surrounding the watch face is a bezel with glossy numerals on a black background that cant rotate due years( NEED TO FIX). The crown is original and bears the Tissot logo. Inside the watch beats an automatic Tissot 2481 Calibre: said movement was co-designed with Omega in the 1970s, and is identical to the Omega Cal. 1481: this is a testament of its build quality and reliability. The watch comes fitted to a brand new silicone band ( no brand ), matching the vintage skin diver theme. The example sold here has been worn throughout its life, which is evident by quite a bit of present but fair wear marks. The most notable damage can be found on the bezel, with a few scratches to the finish. The case is unpolished and therefore in original shape. The dial and hands have aged wonderfully, and are in as good a condition as a 1970s watch can be. Please study the pictures in this listing well: they show the watch in the condition that it is in, with no digital enhancements to make it look better than it is. Measurements Width excluding winding crown: 36.5mm Length including lugs: 40mm Thickness : 14mm Package will be send by Portugal CTT registed and insured