Tissot

Tissot

Since 1853, Tissot has stood for first-class Swiss watchmaking. The brand combines time-honored craftsmanship with modern technology and a keen sense of design. Whether classically elegant, sporty, or technically sophisticated – Tissot offers watches that meet the highest standards.
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From Le Locle since 1853: Tissot stands for Swiss innovation at fair prices, from the anti-magnetic watch to the T-Touch.

Tissot SA is a renowned Swiss watch manufacturer, founded in 1853 in Le Locle. The company belongs to the Swatch Group and stands for innovation and traditional craftsmanship in the mid-price segment.

Known for its precision and reliability, Tissot offers a wide range of models, including the T-Classic and T-Sport.

Tissot has established itself globally and is present in over 160 countries, with Sylvain Dolla as CEO.

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  • Support and Service

    Our Quality & Support Team works daily to provide you with the best possible advice if you have any questions.

  • Insured shipping

    Every watch sold is shipped fully insured for its value. There is no risk to you – even for purchases from abroad.

  • Right of withdrawal

    Defects? No problem - exercise your right of withdrawal within 14 days of receipt and receive a quick and easy refund.

  • Authenticity promise

    What we promise you: At Chronenwerk, all new and used watches are genuine.

FAQs about Tissot

Are Tissot watches Swiss Made?

Yes. Tissot belongs to the Swatch Group and manufactures in Le Locle in the Swiss Jura. The brand is considered one of the most accessible traditional Swiss brands.
What is the Powermatic 80 movement?

A Swiss automatic movement with up to 80 hours of power reserve. This keeps the watch running over a weekend without being worn.
Which Tissot collections are popular?

PRX with an integrated bracelet in 1970s style, Seastar as a diving watch, Le Locle as a classic automatic watch and T-Touch as a tactile multifunction watch.
How often does a Tissot automatic need a service?

Depending on use, roughly every five to seven years. The movement is cleaned, oiled and regulated, and the seals are replaced.