TISSOT CHEMIN DES TOURELLES

What’s in a name? The Chemin des Tourelles takes its name from the street that leads to Tissot’s home in the Swiss mountains, where we’ve been crafting beautiful watches since 1853. It’s our icon, an ultra-sophisticated wristwatch. Note its smooth round case and gently domed sapphire crystal, two symbols of ageless modernity. Just as refined is the dial with its soft sun-ray finish and faceted Roman numerals that catch the light in just the right way. And inside it? The Nivachron Powermatic 80, an automatic mechanical movement that delivers 80 hours of power and all-day anti-magnetism. The watch time will never touch.