Summertime is TechnoMarine time

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It's Summer time again. Summer means sun, sea, sand, and more! It’s that great escape – to hit the beach, go on a hike, or simply get away from it all. And no other timepiece perfectly speaks of summer fun, frolic, and adventure than TechnoMarine! 


Possessing an edgy yet elegant style with precision Swiss movement, a TechnoMarine watch is your perfect partner this sizzling sensational season, an invitation to imbibe the brand’s promise to live deeper with its Cruise and Reef collections.

 The TechnoMarine Cruise Collection includes the Cruise Dream Lady which comes in stainless steel rose gold strap and 30mm white dial with 585 quartz movement and 200m water resistance, and the Jellyfish Cruise Lady which comes in white silicone strap and 40mm stainless steel white dial with OS60 quartz movement and 200m water resistance. For the Reef collection, there is Reef Titanium for men which comes in white silicone strap and 48mm titanium charcoal dial with Z60 quartz movement and 100m water resistance.

 TechnoMarine Jellysfish      
            
TechnoMarine Cruise Dream

TechnoMarine Reef Titanium                          

 Be it in stainless steel, with gold tone or with a silicone strap, each distinctive and charismatic design, without a doubt, possesses a personality all its own – just like you!

So this summer, take off, live deeper, and do it in style with TechnoMarine!


Founded in 1997, TechnoMarine successfully merges the art of horological innovation with spirited design. For more info, visit TechnoMarine boutiques at SM Mall of Asia, SM Megamall, SM North Edsa, SM City Cebu, SM Lanang Premier, TriNoma, Greenbelt 3, Robinson’s Galleria, Robinson’s Magnolia, Shangri-La Plaza, My Tempo Resorts World, and all MyDiamond concept stores nationwide.



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