Tissot Chemin des Tourelles Automatic
<Men's>
Automatic winding. Stainless steel case (42 mm diameter). Water resistant to 50 m. Blue dial. Approximately 80 hours of power reserve. 83,000 yen (excluding tax)
Automatic winding. Stainless steel case (42 mm diameter). Water resistant to 50 m. Gunmetal dial. Approximately 80 hours of power reserve. 95,000 yen (excluding tax)
<Ladies>
Automatic winding. Stainless steel case (32 mm diameter). Water resistant to 50 m. Blue dial. Approximately 80 hours of power reserve. 83,000 yen (excluding tax)
Automatic winding. Stainless steel case (32 mm diameter). Water resistant to 50 m. Gunmetal dial. Approximately 80 hours of power reserve. 95,000 yen (excluding tax)
A versatile model that suits anyone and can be worn anywhere, with an 80-hour power reserve.
The new blue color, known in Japanese as 'Koai', is a profound hue that evokes a sense of calm and elegance. Combined with the delicate sunray decoration, the dial radiates a deep, mystical glow, like the surface of the ocean illuminated by the moonlight. This model gives off an impression of sincerity and intelligence, making it suitable for business situations.
The other, stately gunmetal color, resonates with the elegant rose gold color of the case, giving off a noble aura. It goes well with traditional styles, and is a timepiece that will help you discover a new you, filled with elegance and pride.
Located in Le Locle, the heart of the Swiss watch industry, is a short, unmapped lane called Chemin des Tourelles. The name means "the road with the little tower," and it's where Tissot established its workshop in 1907. Over the course of its long history, the brand has produced numerous innovations. It's a path that Tissot's employees have walked every day, carrying in their hearts the brand's DNA: "making authentic watches for those who seek the true essence." The Tissot Chemin des Tourelles collection, named after this path, truly embodies the brand's origins.
