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 strap or bracelet; the attachment studs are rectangular with rounded ends; 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 a watchband, the watch hands, and the date window, are not part of the mark but are merely intended to indicate the position of the mark.