Aztec pocket watch, Quartz movement

Name: Aztec pocket watch, Quartz movement
Brand: Ma montre à gousset
SKU: 1005004285380610-with necklace chain
Price: 59.9 EUR
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Aztec-inspired pocket watch

Quartz movement and classic numerals

The Aztec-inspired pocket watch is a unique piece that celebrates Aztec art and culture. This pocket watch features a quartz movement for superior timekeeping accuracy and a front cover decorated with a red and green Aztec symbol.

The beautifully decorated case inspired by this civilization and the quartz movement make this pretty watch a precious object for all fans of this now defunct company.

The design of this pocket watch is elaborate and detailed, featuring an Aztec symbol representing the importance of nature and spirituality in Aztec culture. The red and green colors are a tribute to the vibrant natural beauty of Mexico.

The Aztec-inspired pocket watch is a unique and elegant piece that is suitable for any occasion, from the most formal ceremony to a more casual look. It features a black case for a sleek and refined look.

In short, the Aztec-inspired pocket watch is a unique and elegant piece that celebrates Aztec art and culture. With an elaborate and detailed design, this pocket watch features a quartz movement for superior timekeeping accuracy and a front cover decorated with a red and green Aztec symbol. Treat yourself or a loved one to this unique pocket watch to add a touch of style and sophistication to your look.

The Aztecs, or Mexica (named after their capital, Mexico-Tenochtitlan), were an Amerindian people of the Nahua group, that is, of the Nahuatl language.

They had settled permanently in the central Mexican plateau, in the Valley of Mexico, on an island in Lake Texcoco, around the beginning of the 14th century. By the beginning of the 16th century, they had reached one of the most advanced levels of civilization in the Americas and, along with the other members of their Triple Alliance, dominated the largest empire in postclassic Mesoamerica. Their only real rival was the Tarascan kingdom.