Tissot Le Locle Powermatic 80 20th Anniversary Automatic Watch T006.407.11.033.03

Tissot is a luxury watchmaking company founded in 1853 in the Le Locle region of Switzerland by father and son Charles-Félicien Tissot and Charles-Émile Tissot. The brand has been at the forefront of some of the most important inventions in the watch industry. Since its conception and with the introduction of the first pocket watch with two time zones, Tissot has been a leader in the watch world.

Apart from being known for the extraordinary engineering of its watches, the brand’s watches hold a distinctive elegant design, achieved by few other brands. The Tissot T-Classic collection is a range of timeless watches inspired by different models from the brand’s almost 170 year history. The range is made up of several sub-collections.

Amongst them are the Tradition family which highlights retro-chic models with an elegant vintage appearance, the Chronograph introduces models with higher functionality to the collection and the Powermatic 80 which boasts an impressive 80-hour power reserve. Core Features of the T-Classic Le Locle Collection: The line is influenced and named after the town in which Tissot was founded. The dial on the model features elegant guilloche detailing.

A domed scratch-resistant sapphire crystal protects the dial of the watch. Model Specifications T0064071103303: The watch’s stainless steel case measures 39mm in diameter. The model features an exhibition case back with a design directly inspired by the Le Locle emblematic church clock tower.

Elegant blue Roman numerals and blue leaf hands grace the silver dial with a Clous de Paris pattern. A date aperture is placed at 3 o’clock. Completing the look is a stainless steel bracelet that fastens with a butterfly clasp with push-buttons.

An additional black leather strap that fastens with a pin buckle also comes with the watch. The watch is splash-resistant and should not be submerged in water. Movement Type - Automatic with a patented Nivachron balance spring and an 80-hour power reserve.