LIP Nautic-Ski
From Chronopedia
LIP Nautic-Ski
Launched in 1967, the Nautic-Ski was a carefully planned release for Lip's 100th anniversary. It was technically advanced, as it relied on the electronic caliber R184. In addition, its Super Compressor case offered an inner rotating bezel to securely time any dive. The "Ski" part of its name reflected the popularity of this sport, just one year before the Winter Olympic Games at Grenoble (and the famous ski ads made by the French designer Roger Excoffon). Initially sold for 375 Francs at its launch, the Nautic-Ski quickly became a best-seller.
Features
The watch uses a electronic caliber R184 movement Rotating inner bezel Smooth sweep second hand Tritium lumed dial and hands
