Tissot Watches

About Tissot

Known for their strict devotion to traditional values matched with leading technological advances, Tissot's watch making skills have been revered worldwide for over 150 years. Setting new standards with a prolific range of ground breaking models, Tissot watches are characterised by their historical pedigree, precision performance, and eclectic range of models at affordable prices. From the chic excellence of classical styling to 21st century sporting timepieces, every watch devotee can find their perfect partner with Tissot.

Given their track record of expertise it's no wonder that Tissot are official timekeepers to an astonishing array of sports. Partners of FIBA, the Moto GP and world championships in ice hockey and fencing to name but a few, Tissot boasts an impressive following of enthusiasts and ambassadors. None other than Elvis Presley sported a Tissot, whilst today world championship footballer Michael Owen is one of many top sportsmen to lend their name to the brand. Never tired of innovation, Tissot continues to launch new and prolific collections – not least the Seastar 1000 which hit the market in 2011 and yet again thrilled watch wearers worldwide.

In the Blog

• Tissot - Into Touch Screens Long Before The Rest Of Us!

  By Claire Adler

  

  Tissot’s T-Touch – the first 6 function touch screen watch and my favourite Tissot – came out in 1999, years before most people become addicted to gizmos from the likes of Apple. In fact, this affordable and sporty Swiss watch brand, part of the Swatch Group since the early 1980s, has a history of being ahead of the curve.

• Tissot – Brand Profile

  By John McLaughlin

  

  Tissot is one of the grand old Swiss watch brands, with a history going back to 1853, a home in the watchmaking heartland of the Jura Mountains and a string of technological breakthroughs to its name.

• 1950's Styling - Tissot Visodate Watches & Mad Men

  By John McLaughlin

  

  It is difficult to think of a hit TV show that has had as dramatic an impact on fashion culture as Mad Men, the AMC drama about the New York advertising industry of the late 1950s and early 1960s, centred on Manhattan’s Madison Avenue.