Tissot has announced a new version of its Seastar 1000 Quartz – and it could be just the perfect size, with a 40mm case diameter that fits neatly between the existing 36mm and 45.5mm models. Designed ...

SWITZERLAND, April 15, 2024 – In celebration of the exponential growth of the women’s game, Tissot, Wilson and the WNBA announced today their collaboration on two new limited-edition watches, marking ...

View post: DeWalt's 20V Battery and Charger Kit Is Nearly $200 Off During Walmart's Black Friday Sale The Tissot Seastar 1000 Chronograph Bracelet Watch is just $360 right now, 39% below the $595 it ...

Tissot is following the current trend for downsized watches and has shrunk its Seastar Chronograph dive watch down to 38 mm. Powered by a quartz movement and priced from under £500, it's an accessible ...

Anyone paying attention to the watch industry over the past few years knows that case sizes are shrinking. Maybe it is due to the cyclical nature of fashion, increased modesty in the marketplace, the ...

In the pantheon of watches there are a few that stand out. Looking for your first automatic watch? Pick up a Seiko Orange Monster. Looking for a piece with a little history? The Omega Speedmaster is ...

Tissot started designing classic timepieces back 1853 and has served as the official time keeper for major sporting events in motorcycling and downhill skiing, in addition to sponsoring Lotus, and ...

Tissot’s watches are synonymous with quality and reliability. Take a good look at the country’s noted celebrities and their preferred timepieces to get a clear idea. A game-changer in its field is the ...

Everyone has been eagerly anticipating the new Seastar 1000 watch from Tissot this year. It has good looks and a large 48mm wide that is big, but not overpowering due to the shorter lugs. For those ...

AS a storied watchmaker, Tissot has been long known for its inventive flair in coming up with beautiful designs. Yet, the brand’s timepieces are also robust – having the characteristics of being ...

In watches, as in all other matters of style, it’s okay to like what you like, whether that’s a hulking fitness tracker with enough computing power to land a space shuttle or a retro ticker that does ...