Tissot, with its signature ‘innovators by tradition’, has been pioneering craftsmanship and innovation since its foundation in 1853. Today tissot is a member of the swatch group, the world’s largest watch producer and distributor. The tissot innovation leadership is enabled by the development of high-tech products, special materials and advanced functionality. With a broader, more versatile range of high-quality timepieces at an attractive price than any other swiss watch brand, tissot also expresses its commitment to making excellence accessible. Stainless steel case and bracelet, deployant case with safety clasp, bsilver dial, luminous hands and markers, day and date display, scratch resistant sapphire crystal, swiss automatic movement, water resistant up to 330 ft.
Product Features
- Automatic movement
- Round stainless-steel case
- Silver dial
- Stainless-steel bracelet
- Water resistant to 330 feet (100 M): suitable for snorkeling, as well as swimming, but not diving
Good watch for the money. Pretty good accuracy. I purchased this watch after a lot of shopping. I bought it as my new everyday time piece. The packaging was nice and very heavy, partly because it has 2 books and other documentation and the watch itself is also hefty. The links are solid metal not hollow and the brushing is more fine grained than is typical which adds a bit of elegance. It looks exactly like the image but it’s slightly larger in person than I thought it would be, but by no means too big. This replaced an Invicta pro diver…
Great watch Please do your research. After reading the reviews of similar watches, I see that a lot of reviewers seem to be not researching products before purchase. That said: this has an ETA 2836 movement: and is about +/- 15 seconds a day. I believe +/-30 is the max tolerance allowed. It is larger watch; as stated in description 42mm.I have had this watch for a few weeks now. It seems to gain about 2 mins a week, so, about 15 seconds a day is gained. Rather be early, so, don’t complain. Size is…
A very good looking watch with its radiating silver dial This is my first swiss watch and also the start of my transition from Japanese mechanical auto watch to a swiss one. I’m not going to start another “war” between Japanese vs swiss watch but offer my opinions and views while ownin the two seemingly the same but vastly different watch-making countries. Let’s start if off with the notion that if you wants accuracy, go with quartz. That’s is very true but that does not give a mechanical watch an excuse for being mediocre at time keeping. I…