The Tissot collections at a glance
The range is divided into clearly separated lines. The PRX revisits the design of a 1978 quartz watch and combines a slim tonneau case with an integrated bracelet. The Le Locle stands for the classical side of the brand, with Roman numerals, a guilloché dial and a visible movement. The Gentleman is conceived as a watch for every occasion, while the Chemin des Tourelles pairs traditional design with modern automatic movements. On the sporting side stand the Seastar divers' watches, the MotoGP-inspired T-Race and the PR516 with its perforated bracelet. Finally, the T-Touch Connect Solar unites solar power, a touch sapphire crystal and connected functions in a Swiss case.
The Powermatic 80 movement
A large part of Tissot's mechanical models runs on the Powermatic 80. Fully wound, this automatic movement runs for up to 80 hours and therefore covers an entire weekend without the watch being worn. Many versions additionally use a Nivachron or silicon hairspring, which makes the movement less sensitive to magnetic fields and temperature changes. The range is completed by quartz movements, solar drives and, in individual models, by chronograph calibres and COSC-certified movements.
What HORANDO supplies with every Tissot
Every watch is delivered new and unworn, with its original box, original documents and the full manufacturer's warranty. Before dispatch we check the reference against the serial number and pack the watch carefully for insured premium shipping. On request we adjust the bracelet to your wrist size before shipping. Questions about the availability of individual references are answered personally.