Tissot automatic watches

Tissot, in Le Locle since 1853, is the Swatch Group’s entry brand and the one that popularised the 80-hour Powermatic 80.

Automatic movement with the rotor and jewels on show

In figures

5In the catalogue
€540From
80 hLongest reserve
5/5With sapphire
1Their movements
SwitzerlandCountry

The models

5 Tissot automatic watches in the catalogue, from €540 to €830 in indicative price. All use the Powermatic 80 movement. All have 80 h of power reserve.

All the figures

WatchMovementReserveCrystalWater res.ØPrice band
Tissot PRX Powermatic 80 35 mmPowermatic 8080 hSapphire100 m35 mm€540–590
Tissot Chemin des Tourelles Powermatic 80 39 mmPowermatic 8080 hSapphire50 m39 mm€570–630
Tissot Seastar 1000 Powermatic 80 40 mmPowermatic 8080 hSapphire300 m40 mm€590–650
Tissot Seastar 2000 Professional Powermatic 80Powermatic 8080 hSapphire600 m46 mm€730–790
Tissot Carson Premium Powermatic 80Powermatic 8080 hSapphire50 m40 mm€770–830

Their movements

Frequently asked questions

Which is the least expensive Tissot automatic?

In the catalogue, the Tissot PRX Powermatic 80 35 mm, with an indicative price band of €540–590.

Which Tissot has the most power reserve?

All the models in the catalogue have 80 h.

Which movements does Tissot use?

In the models in the catalogue, the Powermatic 80.

Does Tissot make watches with sapphire crystal?

Yes: 5 of the 5 models in the catalogue have one.

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