What is the logo of Swatch?

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In fact, the Swatch symbol includes the flag of Switzerland, which is a white cross on the red background. This emblem (or, to be precise, its inverted version) is probably more known as the symbol of the Red Cross movement, which, in its turn, is based on the flag of Switzerland.

Can you swim with a Swatch watch?

The indicated values are equivalent to the hydrostatic pressure exercised in immersion at 30 m, 100m or 200 m in the water. Every Swatch watch will remain water-resistant provided that the crown, pushers, glass, case and gaskets remain intact. (Crown and pushers must never be manipulated under water!)

Does Swatch make a smartwatch?

The Swatch Touch has been around for about four years and now, thanks to its trademark tactile control (touchscreen) and larger display area, it is now becoming the vehicle that Swatch uses to introduce its first mass-produced smartwatch.

Are Swatch made in Switzerland?

Swatch, based in Biel, is the world’s biggest watch maker, with revenue last year of $7.8 billion. Its products include its ubiquitous Swatch watches and luxury brands like Breguet, Blancpain, Omega and Longines. Almost all of the company’s production is in Switzerland.

Are Swatch watches still popular?

This brand was launched in 1983 and saw tremendous success by capitalising on the quartz crisis of the 1970’s and 80’s with their bright, colourful battery powered fashion watches. 37 years later, they’re very much still here.

How long do Swatch batteries last?

What is the life span of my new battery? Between 2- 3 years, depending on the size of the battery and the function.

Can you repair a Swatch?

SWATCH LTD’S OBLIGATION IS STRICTLY LIMITED TO REPAIR OR REPLACEMENT AS EXPRESSLY STATED IN THIS LIMITED WARRANTY. YOUR OFFICIAL SWATCH DEALER CARRIES SOLE RESPONSIBILITY FOR ANY OTHER GUARANTEES. Swatch Ltd’s customer service ensures the perfect working order of your SWATCH watch.

Are Swatch watches Swiss made?

Does Tissot make a smartwatch?

Tissot is a pretty big deal in the traditional watch world, and now the Swatch-owned brand has its first hybrid smartwatch. It boasts a screen that runs behind actual hands, which enable you to tell the time at a glance.