Keep it long, treasure it long.

Timeless elegance

A watch given by the French government as a proof of gratitude to the then Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, Sir Winston Churchill, who was instrumental in the liberation of Paris under the occupation of Nazi Germany in World War II in 1948. .. That is LIP's "T18" series. The watch, which has the atmosphere of the decorative style "Art Deco" that flourished mainly in Paris in the 1910s and 30s, features an eccentric dial design. The "CHURCHILL T13" is a downsized model of the popular series "T18" for women from the core. The timeless design that makes modern women wear watches as if they were accessories is attractive.

Gorgeous with double wrapping of leather

The bracelet part alone is characterized by glossy leather like a high brand and stylish thinness. The dial is white and gives a simple impression, and the case has a tight shape as if it were part of a bracelet. This single wristwatch will give your wrist a gorgeous look. As well as casual styles such as T-shirts and denim, the bracelet is a little heavy and not too bright, so it matches the atmosphere even in formal occasions such as slim pants and skirts.
The storage box is also solidly made, so you can keep your precious watch forever as a storage place after wearing it, and in the morning you can open the box and wear it on your wrist, which makes you feel the beginning of an exciting day.
It is a wristwatch that is not only a gift for women as a birthday present, but also a celebration of going on to school and employment.

A watch that has been loved with history

LIP, which manufactures this watch, is France's premier watch brand with a long history of over 200 years. Its name and authority are said to be "LIP in France".

Born in 1735 to a watchmaker's family in the Alsace region, Emmaniel Lipman brought back the watch technology developed by Blancpain (an existing luxury watch brand in Switzerland) in the eastern French city of Bezanson in 1807. It was to manufacture a stopwatch in the year. It is also famous for the record that Napoleon I presented a watch from Mr. Lippmann when he visited Bezanson in 1810. LIP, which has been proud of its high technology since that time, has a track record of being entrusted with the manufacture of watches for French artillery officers during the war and being used in the instruments of the military cockpit.

In 1952, he developed the electric movement. It is also called "President Watch" because it was presented to former President Charles de Gaulle of France and former President Eisenhower of the United States, and it was also given to former President Clinton in commemoration of the 50th anniversary of the end of World War II. I have gained the same strong trust from. In France, the country of craftsmen, the unique history and pride that has been loved by many celebrities confirms the high quality of this brand above all else.