News, opinion and stories from the world of fine watches.
Our Tissot PRC 100 Solar review: Lightmaster solar cells in the crystal, 14-month reserve, 39mm and 34mm, 100m, three-year warranty, from about $450.
From the PRX 35mm to the Ballade, Le Locle and Lovely, here are the best Tissot watches for women, with real prices, sizes and who each one suits.
The Tissot Classic Dream Powermatic 80 brings an 80-hour Swiss automatic, sapphire and near-chronometer accuracy from $515. Specs, prices and verdict.
The best Tissot gifts for every budget: PR 100 under $350, PRX at $450, Powermatic 80 automatics under $1,000, plus tips on size, style and buying safely.
Official Tissot service prices: $35 battery, $130 quartz, $210 automatic, $310 chronograph. What each service includes, how often, and independent options.
The Tissot PR516 38mm Powermatic 80 is a slim 1960s-style racing watch: 11.2mm thick, 44mm lug-to-lug, 80-hour reserve, $825. Specs, fit and history.
Tissot’s Knicks 2026 Championship Special Edition: 45.5mm blue chronograph, engraved caseback, extra orange strap, $595. Specs, sizing and where to buy.
Tissot's grey Supersport NBA chronograph: 42mm, 24-second shot-clock bezel, Swiss quartz. Full specs, $525 price and how it compares to the old model.
Is Tissot a luxury brand? By its parent company's own tiers, price, and resale value, it's accessible Swiss watchmaking with a few luxury-adjacent pieces. Here's the evidence.