Explore Tissot

Tissot’s story traces back to Le Locle, Switzerland in 1853, where it began as a family-run workshop crafting pocket watches. Over the decades, the brand has become synonymous with accessible Swiss watchmaking, balancing tradition with a readiness to embrace new technologies. Models like the PRX and Seastar 1000 showcase Tissot’s knack for delivering quality and style at attainable prices.

Accessible mechanical movements, such as the Powermatic 80 with its impressive 80-hour power reserve, demonstrate Tissot’s commitment to value without sacrificing Swiss pedigree. The brand is equally comfortable producing quartz and automatic pieces, often integrating innovative materials and features well before many of its competitors in the same price bracket.

Collectors appreciate Tissot for its broad, ever-evolving catalog and the sense of heritage that underpins even its most contemporary designs. While the brand sits firmly in the entry-level segment, models like the PRX Automatic and Seastar lines have attracted attention for their blend of retro charm and modern engineering, making Tissot a gateway to Swiss horology that doesn’t compromise on authenticity.