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Is Tissot Automatic worth it? ›

While they might not possess the decades-long heritage of some competitors, Tissot's reputation for producing reliable, well-crafted timepieces positions them as a wise choice for those who seek a harmonious blend of Swiss excellence and contemporary design.

Tissot watches are renowned for their affordability without compromising on quality. With a commitment to offering luxury at accessible prices, Tissot ensures that each timepiece provides excellent value for money. Take, for example, their black and brown watch, a versatile accessory suitable for any occasion.

Tissot watches are expensive because they are made in Switzerland, by a well-respected company with incredible attention to detail in both the design and materials. You also get great quality and stylish designs with Tissot watches, which makes them more expensive.

Tissot always use the highest quality materials and movements. In order to retain its status as a high-end watch brand, Tissot must consistently search for the best materials and movements. The brand use a variety of movements through its different collections to ensure that there is one to to suit every lifestyle.

Tissot is considered a Swiss luxury brand

Originating from a region in Switzerland known for its watchmaking expertise and heritage, Tissot is synonymous with luxury and excellence in watchmaking. This rich history and high-quality craftsmanship make Tissot watches highly sought after by collectors.

As Tissot watches are considered affordable, they make a great choice as the first watch in anyone's collection.

Ultimately, the choice between Tissot and Seiko 5 in terms of materials and build quality will depend on your budget and expectations. Tissot offers premium materials and meticulous craftsmanship, ideal for those seeking luxury and longevity, while Seiko 5 offers good quality within a more affordable range.

Tissot SA (French pronunciation: [ti'so]) is a Swiss watch brand owned by the Swatch Group.

For an affordable, quality timepiece, Tissot definitely fills a niche and has a long history of watchmaking to back up the brand. The Tag Heuer brand is more expensive, and narrower in selection but has built a strong reputation over time within the racing world and with their chronograph models.

Founded in Switzerland in 1853, Tissot has a long history of producing high-quality and stylish watches. Some notable celebrities who have been seen wearing Tissot watches include actor George Clooney, basketball player LeBron James, and singer Justin Bieber.

How long will Tissot last? ›

TISSOT ® Quartz watches benefit from the incomparable precision of quartz. Their power reserve usually enables them to operate for more than 2 years in continuous use.

All Tissot watches are certified with the « Swiss Made » quality label, testimony of know-how, impeccable quality, perfect aesthetics and technical innovations. All Tissot watches are covered by a 2-year international warranty.

Winner - Tissot

While we do love the Movado Museum Sport Chronograph, there just wasn't much of a competition in this category. Sports watches aren't really the focus of Movado men's watches, and the Tissot catalogue just has a lot more to choose from in the realm of action-oriented timepieces.

Quality and Craftsmanship

Tissot's attention to detail and finish is evident in their elegant designs and sophisticated features, appealing to those who appreciate the art of traditional watchmaking. Fossil, on the other hand, focuses more on fashion and trendiness rather than high-end craftsmanship.

While both Seiko and Tissot produce exceptional timepieces praised for their designs and accuracy, Seiko has a strong focus on Haute Horlogerie, grand complications, and elegant dress watches. Think of the legendary Seiko 5 SNXS73 and the oblong, timeless SWR053P1.

An automatic watch is powered by the energy of the person who wears it. Wrist movement enables the mechanism to run. The Powermatic 80 movement boasts 80 hours of power reserve, which is enough to continue telling time accurately even if the watch is not worn for three days.

A quartz watch will keep time consistently and reliably for many years, requiring only an occasional battery replacement. While less accurate than a quartz watch, an automatic watch will tend to be most accurate when it is new or freshly tuned, and all the moving parts are lubricated with a fine watchmaking oil.

Ultimately, the choice between Tissot and Seiko 5 in terms of materials and build quality will depend on your budget and expectations. Tissot offers premium materials and meticulous craftsmanship, ideal for those seeking luxury and longevity, while Seiko 5 offers good quality within a more affordable range.

Like any high-precision instrument, a watch needs to be serviced regularly to ensure optimum functioning. The servicing frequency depends on the model, the climate and the care you take of it. As a general rule, we recommend that you have a service carried out every 4 to 5 years by a Tissot-certified service centre.