Mondaine Helvetica No1 Bold Women's/ Men's Watch, Black Leahter Strap, App with Coaching Function iOS / Andorid

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i) ionising radiations or contamination by radioactivity from any nuclear fuel or from any nuclear waste from the combustion of Most controversial (and perhaps most endearing to some) is the asymmetrical text on the dial that tapers down to the date window. It’s distinctive, not everyone will love it, but it’s the little twists like this that help you stand out from the crowd and turn pieces into potential classics. The inner index is white and is a progress meter based on a 100% scale. It has squares for every 5% and numerals every 25%. Throughout the day, as you walk around, the hand will progress around in relationship to your set steps goal. The idea being that you can just glance at the watch rather than access your phone for your current progress. With this collection, Mondaine bridges the gap between timeless design and modern features. These watches are dedicated to one of the most famous typography in the world: the Helvetica font. With the Helvetica Smart you have the ability to connect it to your smart phone and see if you receive a message or phone call, how many steps you’ve made, how many hours of sleep you got last night.

The insurance covers you against accidental loss, damage or theft. Items are covered Nation wide and up to 30 consecutive days abroad each year the insurance runs, in the event you wish to make a claim and the claim is accepted, you won't have to pay any excess fees. It is important you read the certificate as this details the terms, conditions and any restrictions in cover. Smart alarms are on offer, however, to wake you during periods of light sleep and there's also a handy power nap mode for daysleepers. If you wish to make a complaint you can do so at any time by referring the matter to either: The Customer Services Department, If you are unhappy with the way your claim is being handled you should follow the procedure shown overleaf to make your complaint.Anywhere in the United Kingdom (including the Isle of Man and the Channel Islands), plus up to thirty (30) consecutive days elsewhere. At first glance the 1 Smart looks like a traditional mechanical watch, with no digital displays or readouts acting as clues to its technological innards beneath. The main differences between it and a traditional Mondaine is that the smartwatch loses the red-colour second hand, while that silver-grey face is interrupted by a second white dial with red iconography where number 6 would otherwise live. This latter component isn't an annual calendar, but an analogue representation of steps taken in a given day; it's the smart technology at the heart of this unique timepiece. When it was originally designed in 1957 Helvetica was called “Neue Haas Grotesk?” The distinctly non-grotesque typeface was renamed in 1960 – to sound more internationally marketable – after the Swiss goddess, and now headlines this design-lover friendly collection, available in three case sizes and a range of colours. Attractive but still intentionally pedestrian, Mondaine have once again focused on mainstream appeal aesthetically, while inside the watches use simple Swiss quartz movements.

Unlike the Nevo smartwatch, there are no smartwatch-esque notifications with the Mondaine Smart – it would have been nice for the watch to at least buzz when a text or incoming call came in, for example. Mondaine Helvetica 1 Smart: App The more watchmakers embrace smart technology, the better hybrid smartwatches get, a point proven by Mondaine with its latest model, the Helvetica Smart. Mondaine has already released several hybrid watches, but the Helvetica Smart comes along with two other excellent examples from Alpina and Frederique Constantthat happen to use exactly the same app — due to all these brands licensing the same technology from Swiss software company MMT. It’s very easy to setup and use, allowing you to enjoy the design. Understated design As such, the app is a universal one for the platform, rather than the individual devices and, the app we tested our Mondaine review sample with, was very much a work in progress – it's not yet officially available in either Google Play or iTunes. Putting the Helvetica Smart on is a pleasure. It’s beautifully built, and the water-resistant case feels solid and cool against the wrist, while the crown is easy to press with a pleasingly tactile action. The leather strap is stiff — a good indicator of its quality — and the stainless steel body shines. The face is covered with sapphire glass, protecting it against scratches and damage, and creating a desirable sheen when viewed in sunlight.The Garmin Forerunner 255 GPS Smartwatch is primarily a running watch and perfect for helping you train for your next big race. Not only does it tell you how far and how hard to run but its training plans also encourage you to rest, planning out periods of time for recovery. An impressive 14 days of battery life in smartwatch mode or up to 30 hours in GPS mode mean no need to charge so often compared to regular smartwatches. These are points which may sound silly, but in reality they all add up to a great watch ownership experience. The case measures 40mm, which makes it quite compact for a modern watch, and also suitable for wrists of almost all sizes. Connected app, price, and availability When the Underwriter settles a claim for the replacement of an item, or where the sum insured is used up in its repair, the premium for that item will be deemed to have been utilised and all cover on that item will cease with immediate effect. Unless specifically agreed in writing by the Underwriters this insurance shall be governed by the laws of England and subject to the exclusive jurisdiction of the UK Courts. At the bottom of the watch face is the secondary dial that offers an at-a-glance look at your progress against your daily goal. Unlike the Withings Activité, however, things are a bit more detailed than just a goal percentage.

Mondaine is also producing the Helvetica Number 1 in no less than five case sizes, ranging from a petite 26mm to a chunky 43mm. The case styles even have font-inspired named such as the Helvetica Light, Regular, and Bold. Depending on your wrist size you’ll be best off opting for the 38mm, 40mm, or 43mm wide version.If you (the Assured) make any claim knowing it to be false or fraudulent in respect of any loss or the amount involved, this claim could be declined and all future claims made under it could be forfeited. If we're being pedantic, the first Swiss smartwatch was actually the Withings Activité that, although designed by a French company, was manufactured in Switzerland and carried the prestigious 'Swiss Made' stamp.