The mark consists of a three-dimensional configuration design of a watch: the watch face is round and surrounded by an octagonal-shaped unitary bezel which features eight hexagonal-shaped screw heads positioned parallel to the curve of the bezel at each corner of the octagon; the watch case is a unitary piece below the bezel and extending beyond the four corner sides (i.e., NE, SE, SW and NW) of the bezel; at the north and south ends of the bezel, the width of the case narrows slightly and slopes downwardly at both ends, giving the appearance of a plate extending across the width of the case and including two indentations on each end into which are inserted attachment studs which connect the case to a bracelet; the attachment studs are rectangular with rounded ends; the bracelet consists of connecting links which are trapezoid-shaped, having parallel sides on top and bottom and sloping sides that narrow the width of the bracelet as one moves away from the watch case; the links have a pair of indentations on each parallel side into which are inserted small connecting studs which match the shape of the attachment studs and such indentations are aligned and arranged that all the small connecting studs together with the attachment studs form two lines of rectangular shaped plates; the watch face is adorned with a Grande Tapisserie decorative pattern constituted by regularly spaced raised points covering the entire face; the winding crown is a faceted hexagon. The dotted outline of the watch hands and the date window are not part of the mark but are merely intended to indicate the position of the mark.