1. Introduction We are pleased to offer this robust and versatile Tissot PR 100 Quartz (Ref. P660/760), a quintessential Swiss-made sport watch from the early to mid-2000s. The PR 100 collection is world-renowned for its "Particularly Robust" construction, designed to offer high-performance reliability for daily wear. Characterized by its substantial brushed and polished stainless steel case, a high-visibility white dial with architectural indices, and 100 meters of water resistance, this timepiece offers a bold and professional appearance suitable for any active lifestyle. 2. Specifications Brand: Tissot Series: PR 100 Reference Number: P660/760 Movement: Swiss Precision Quartz (Currently Running) Origin: Swiss Made Case Material: Fine-brushed and Polished Stainless Steel Band Material: Original integrated stainless steel link bracelet with a signed Tissot folding safety clasp Dial: Matte white dial featuring polished silver-tone luminous hands, applied wedge-style and Arabic numeral hour markers, and a date window at 4:30 Crystal: Scratch-resistant Sapphire Crystal Water Resistance: 100 Meters (330 Feet) 3. Condition Report Overall: The watch is in Good pre-owned condition and is currently in working order. Case: The stainless steel case remains well-preserved but exhibits visible surface micro-scuffs and minor scratches consistent with regular handling and professional use. The case back features a crisp, legible Tissot family crest engraving. Dial & Hands: The white dial and polished hands are in excellent, clean condition. The luminous material remains bright and consistent. Crystal: The sapphire crystal is clear and free of significant scratches or chips. Bracelet: The original stainless steel bracelet is secure and maintains its structural integrity. It exhibits typical surface scuffing on the links and visible minor grime in the link crevices near the clasp area. Movement: Tested and fully operational. 4. Shipping & Customs Please note that international shipping fees and all associated customs duties and taxes are the sole responsibility of the winning bidder.