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Tissot has landed in the boutique Les Montres – Les Bijous in Paris!

Located at 58 Rue de Rennes in the 6th arrondissement of Paris, the boutique Les Montres – Les Bijoux, welcomed recently Tissot into its showcases. Tissot, or the brand which won the price of the watch of 2023. Our tick-tock fanatics reviewed for the occasion some of the Maison’s collection, popular for some of them, more intimate for others.

By Chloé Redler

The famous Tissot PRX collection

Must we still make its presentation? The PRX watch from Tissot is now a (young) icon of the Maison. The watch had a great – I mean – a huge success with a generation seeking their first automatic model, affordable and with a tasteful aesthetic.

This unavoidable piece, a must for your wrist, is from now on in the brand’s playground. Tissot had fun and created several versions and multiple dial variations. The 42 mm PRX Automatic Chronograph displays for instance its originality with a “panda” dial.

White and slightly brushed, the dial houses three navy blue counters rimed with a minute track in the same colour, hands and index are covered with a luminescent matter. Rated to 100 meters of water resistance, this vintage styled edition houses an automatic calibre which offers a 60-hour power reserve, legible through a crystal case back and equipped with a cut out oscillating weight. This piece shares an interchangeable bracelet system with the 40 mm PRX Powermatic 80 adorned with a little tapisserie motif on a green dial. In steel, the model is powered by the Powermatic 80 calibre equipped with a non-magnetic spiral Nivachron™.

Tissot PRX 35 mm.

A new iteration in 35 mm appears this time with a quartz movement equipped with the EOL function – End-Of-Life – which indicates the batterie’s end of life. Perfect to be worn at the beach this summer, it features an ultra-bright green dial, equipped with a date aperture at 3 o’clock and luminescent index.

€2,045 – PRX Automatic Chronograph in steel and “panda” dial / €775 – PRX Powermatic 80 in steel and green dial / €395 – PRX 35 mm

The new Tissot PR 516

During the Watchmaking News Bulletin N°2, the new PR 516 was deciphered in its smallest technic and aesthetic details. Inspired by a 1908s’ model, this collection is composed of a mechanical chronograph and three quartz versions.

The PR 516 Chronographe quartz is also available in steel with a blue dial.

To learn more, (re)watch our show with all the information linked to this definitely vintage and sportive line.

€1,975 – PR 516 Chronographe Mécanique
€545 – PR 516 Chronographe Quartz – black or blue dial
€595 – PR 516 Chronographe Quartz – black dial – two-tone

Click here to read the full Tissot PR 516 technical sheets.

The beautiful Bellissima Small Lady

The Tissot Bellissima Small Lady

Less known in the Tissot universe, the Bellissima Small Lady distinguishes itself with its delicate and small diameter of 26 mm. Powered by a quartz movement of fine Swiss manufacture, this steel and PVD rose gold model sports a dial which centre is ornate with a rose window like guilloché. Rimed by a minute track, the dial houses a discreet date aperture at 6 o’clock and thin rose golden hands. The case is decked with a crown bedded with a white ceramic cabochon granting to the whole a more precious poise. The reference displays a more vintage look with a brown leather strap.

The crown is bedded with a white ceramic cabochon.

€495

Click here to read the full Bellissima Small Lady technical sheet.

The Tissot Le Locle line

Tissot Le Locle 20th – Special Edition

Two bracelets are available, either in steel or in navy blue leather.

Revealed in 2003 to celebrate Tissot’s 150th Anniversary, the Le Locle collection blew its 20 candles last year. Introduced for the occasion, both anniversary special editions are an homage to the Swiss roots of the watchmaking brand.

The design of the Le Locle collection is inspired by the city’s iconic church tower.

In 1853, the Tissot family set its ateliers in the Le Locle village, which famous church tower directly echoes the line’s case. Creating a link between tradition and modernity, these two elegant watches in 316L steel are available in 39 mm and 29 mm.

The 29 mm model.

The last one introduced by Jean Lassaussois is animated by a Powermatic 48 automatic movement. As its name indicates, this calibre offers around 48 hours of power reserve. It is also equipped with an anti-magnetic spiral Nivachron™. Protected by a sapphire crystal, the dial sports a Clous de Paris pattern. Leaf hands, blue Roman numerals and eight diamond serving as index share the enclosed space.

€875

Click here to read the full Tissot Le Locle 20th technical sheet.

Le Locle Powermatic 80

Vintage silhouette and timeless look guaranteed with the 39.3 mm Le Locle Powermatic 80. Fitted on a dark brown strap, the watch is in perfect association with the 316L steel case coated in rose gold PVD. The model displays the aesthetics codes of the line with its Clous de Paris silver dial, contrasted with Roman numerals and leaf hands in rose gold. Legible through the crystal case back, the automatic calibre is thoroughly ornate and offers a power reserve of 80 hours.

€725

Click here to read the full Tissot Le Locle Powermatic 80 technical sheet.

Le Locle Automatic Lady Special Edition

The 29 mm Le Locle Automatic Lady Special Edition.

This 29 mm variation offers another feminine version of the watch. Alternating steel surfaces with steel with rose gold PVD coating, the bicolored piece – trendy in current watchmaking collections – displays also a sliver dial engraved with Clous de Paris and diamonds index, rose gold coloured Roman numerals and a discrete date aperture at 3 o’clock. The automatic calibre which powers this elegant watch offers around 38 hours of power reserve. The model is rated to 30 meters of water-resistance.

€795

Click here to read the full Le Locle Automatic Lady Special Edition technical sheet.

Gentleman Powermatic 80 Open Heart

The Tissot Gentleman Powermatic 80 Open Heart.

40 mm wide and 11.5 mm thick, the 316L steel case of the Gentleman Powermatic 80 Open Heart stands out with its curved horns, offering a perfect ergonomic for the wrist. This refined and timeless design confers comfort to the automatic watch and hide a cutting hedge innovation in its heart. Equipped with a 80-hour power reserve, the Powermatic 80 movement with a spiral Nivachron™ offers precision and resistance to the magnetic fields. The calibre opens its heart to its wearer between 10 and 12 o’clock on a blue sunray-brushed dial.

Legible through a crystal case back, the automatic calibre offers around 80 hours of power reserve.

€975

Click here to read the full Tissot Gentleman Powermatic 80 Open Heart technical sheet.

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And to tuck all of these beautiful pieces, the essential Case Scatola del Tempo 7RT grey/organge with 3 programmable winders – €2,850

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