Tissot - Chemin de Tourelles Powermatic 80 39 mm

What's behind the name? The Chemin des Tourelles owes its name to the road that leads to Tissot's home in the Swiss mountains, where we have been making beautiful watches since 1853. It is our icon, an ultra-elegant wristwatch. Note the smooth, round case and the slightly domed sapphire crystal - two symbols of timeless modernity. Equally sophisticated is the sunburst dial with its faceted Roman numerals that catch the light in just the right way. And the inner workings of the watch? Its Nivachron Powermatic 80 is a mechanical, non-magnetic automatic movement with a power reserve of 80 hours. A forever timeless watch.