Tissot Watches

[Justing]

Originally posted by Justing
This unique timepiece offers a modern take on the traditional look of skeletonized movements. The design, inspired by a wheel (Porsche Turbo twist anyone?), combined with the brushed 43mm steel case, gives the watch an industrial feel not often found with skeleton designs. With its hand-wound movement, the Squelette is beautiful blend of traditional watch making and contemporary design.


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$2150

Back in stock!
First one I've received in 2014.

[Justing]

Our next featured Tissot is the Visodate.
First launched in the 1950’s, the modern Visodate is an homage to the original and takes many of its styling cues from its predecessor. With a case size of 40mm and a domed sapphire crystal it fits nicely on the wrist and under a shirt cuff.

MSRP: $695


A recent addition to the line is the Visodate Milanais. This beautiful stainless steel mesh strap lends well to the vintage styling of the Visodate and makes for a very unique and striking watch.

MSRP: $750

You can find both Visodate's currently featured in our window display.
Beyond pricing available as always.

[Justing]

I’m very excited to showcase our next featured Tissot; the Tissot T-Touch Expert Solar! It was rumoured in 2013, launched at Baselworld in 2014 and we have FINALLY received our first orders.

This new model is offered in a 45mm titanium case and as the name suggests, is solar powered with a power reserve of up to a year.
This is a very robust watch with the touch sensitive sapphire crystal and 100 meter water resistance rating.
Functions include:
-Meteo (absolute or relative pressure)
-Altimeter and altitude difference meter
-Chronograph with split and lap functions
-Compass
-Two alarm functions
-Countdown timer
-Perpetual calendar
-Two time zones

These features make the T-Touch Expert Solar is the ultimate watch for the outdoorsman.
Come down to Gem by Carati to have a look, beyond pricing is offered as always.


MSRP from $1,195 - $1,275

[statick]

Originally posted by Justing
I’m very excited to showcase our next featured Tissot; the Tissot T-Touch Expert Solar! It was rumoured in 2013, launched at Baselworld in 2014 and we have FINALLY received our first orders.

This new model is offered in a 45mm titanium case and as the name suggests, is solar powered with a power reserve of up to a year.
This is a very robust watch with the touch sensitive sapphire crystal and 100 meter water resistance rating.
Functions include:
-Meteo (absolute or relative pressure)
-Altimeter and altitude difference meter
-Chronograph with split and lap functions
-Compass
-Two alarm functions
-Countdown timer
-Perpetual calendar
-Two time zones

These features make the T-Touch Expert Solar is the ultimate watch for the outdoorsman.
Come down to Gem by Carati to have a look, beyond pricing is offered as always.


MSRP from $1,195 - $1,275

Any word on a solar Sea Touch yet?

[Justing]

Nothing yet, sorry statick.
I'll let you know as soon as I know!

[killramos]

Originally posted by Justing
I’m very excited to showcase our next featured Tissot; the Tissot T-Touch Expert Solar! It was rumoured in 2013, launched at Baselworld in 2014 and we have FINALLY received our first orders.

This new model is offered in a 45mm titanium case and as the name suggests, is solar powered with a power reserve of up to a year.
This is a very robust watch with the touch sensitive sapphire crystal and 100 meter water resistance rating.
Functions include:
-Meteo (absolute or relative pressure)
-Altimeter and altitude difference meter
-Chronograph with split and lap functions
-Compass
-Two alarm functions
-Countdown timer
-Perpetual calendar
-Two time zones

These features make the T-Touch Expert Solar is the ultimate watch for the outdoorsman.
Come down to Gem by Carati to have a look, beyond pricing is offered as always.


MSRP from $1,195 - $1,275

Which bracelets do you have in stock? Gorgeous watches, been looking for something to wear on weekends/shooting to save the wear on my seamasters. Looks like a nice fit.

[Pacman]

Originally posted by statick


Any word on a solar Sea Touch yet?

That would be nice. Hopefully they make it in titanium.

I've got the current Sea Touch that I wear on weekends. It's quite thick and heavy being made from steel. It's currently on the factory rubber, but I used to own one with the metal bracelet and hated wearing it due to the weight.

[Justing]

Originally posted by killramos


Which bracelets do you have in stock? Gorgeous watches, been looking for something to wear on weekends/shooting to save the wear on my seamasters. Looks like a nice fit.

I currently have the full titanium and the black rubber strap versions in stock.
The leather versions have been sold, but I do have more on the way.
Let me know if you'd like to come down to have a look.

[killramos]

Originally posted by Justing


I currently have the full titanium and the black rubber strap versions in stock.
The leather versions have been sold, but I do have more on the way.
Let me know if you'd like to come down to have a look.

I might come down today over the lunch hour. Is it usually pretty busy? Haven't ever come into your shop before.

[Justing]

Sounds good, lunch time works.
We have 3 people at the store today, so we should be good.

[killramos]

Big thanks to Justin for setting me up with my first Tissot!

The piece is awesome and Both he and Gem were a pleasure to deal with! Awesome pricing for Beyonders as well!


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[Justing]

Thanks again killramos, I'm sure you'll love watch!

[Justing]

This week we are featuring the Tissot Heritage Navigator Automatic
COSC 160th Anniversary watch.
Tissot celebrates its 160th Anniversary with a piece first created for
its centenary in 1953, which reflects its love for new horizons.
The Tissot Heritage Navigator is the ultimate traveller’s watch, as it
will allow you to view 24 time zones at a glance. It’s also extremely
precise as it features a COSC certified ETA 2893-3 movement.
This is an extremely handsome watch and at under 10mm thick, it’s quite
impressive what Tissot has been able to accomplish with the Heritage
Navigator.




MSRP: $1,875

[Justing]

Building on the success of the T-Complication Squelette that was launched in 2013, Tissot has released a dressier alternative in the Chemin des Tourelles Squelette.
Tissot uses the same manual wind ETA 6497-1 movement as the Squelette, but the Chemin des Tourelles showcases this beautiful movement in a softer, less mechanical way. At 42mm, the rounded case and thinner lugs also add to the dressier appeal of the new addition. By using smartly designed bridges and plates, Tissot has found a happy medium between showcasing the movement while allowing for high legibility with a skeletonized watch.


MSRP: $2,325

[ReasonOne]

I'm curious. Do you carry any antique Tissot or Longines pieces?

[Justing]

Originally posted by ReasonOne
I'm curious. Do you carry any antique Tissot or Longines pieces?

Unfortunately I don't stock any antique pieces, but if there is something you're searching for I can try to source one for you.
Please pm or e-mail me if you'd like.
Thanks!

[killramos]

Justin can you take care of warranty work for Tissot? Having an issue with my T Touch i picked up last october.

[Justing]

Originally posted by killramos
Justin can you take care of warranty work for Tissot? Having an issue with my T Touch i picked up last october.

Sorry to hear that, we haven't had any issues with the solars yet.

Yes of course, I facilitate it all with Tissot. Please bring in the warranty card along with the watch and I'll take care of the rest.

[killramos]

Perfect ill try and remember to bring it by tomorrow.

[statick]

Originally posted by Justing


Sorry to hear that, we haven't had any issues with the solars yet.

Yes of course, I facilitate it all with Tissot. Please bring in the warranty card along with the watch and I'll take care of the rest.

Speaking of the solars, any word on a solar Sea-Touch yet?

Also, Faraz needs some wedding bands and Gil needs an engagement ring... I've told both of them to be in touch with you, but they might be lollygagging, so don't hesitate to touch base with them to see where their heads are at. The brother especially needs to get on it as he is working on a truncated timetable.

I trust all else is well with you guys and the business