Swiss Watches for Women

Swiss-Movement Watches for Women | PASCAL

PASCAL Swiss-movement watches for women pair three named Ronda quartz calibers with three distinct case structures. Round Timeless Classic designs use Ronda 763, Oval Bubble and Oval Halo use Ronda 762, and fluid-square Mirage watches use Ronda 751. Naming each caliber keeps the Swiss reference tied to the movement inside the watch.

Three Swiss Ronda Calibers Across Distinct Case Forms

Ronda 763 powers the round Timeless Classic designs. Stainless-steel cases continue into matching metal bracelets, while diamond hour markers, radial textures and sunburst dials change the appearance around the same movement.

Ronda 762 sits inside the 24 × 30 mm Oval Bubble and Oval Halo cases. Bubble uses a smooth outer frame, while Halo surrounds the dial with trapezoid-cut lab-grown gemstones. Both structures pair the oval case with a leather strap.

Ronda 751 powers the 22 × 28 mm Mirage watches. A fluid-square case, Roman numerals and a black leather strap distinguish Mirage from the round and oval forms. The Mirage watch-and-ring and watch-and-bracelet gift sets retain the same named caliber as the corresponding standalone watch.

Across PASCAL's Diamond Quartz Watches, Octagonal references use a general quartz description, while Timeless Classic, Oval and Mirage identify Ronda 763, 762 and 751. This difference separates named Swiss movements from the broader quartz category.

FAQ

Does a Swiss Ronda movement make a PASCAL watch Swiss Made?

No. A Swiss movement does not by itself make the finished watch Swiss Made. PASCAL identifies Ronda 751, 762 and 763 by maker and caliber but does not identify these finished watches as Swiss Made. 

Do PASCAL Swiss-movement watches require winding?

No. Ronda 751, 762 and 763 are battery-powered quartz movements and do not require daily hand winding.