A Tissot icon reimagined. The Chemin des Tourelles represents Tissot’s expertise in traditional watchmaking and Swiss history. Taking its name from the road in Le Locle, Switzerland, where the Tissot factory was established in 1907, and where the company can still be found today. Each model in the new Chemin des Tourelles family is governed by the new Nivachron Powermatic 80 movement, offering up to an 80-hour power reserve and increased resistance to magnetism. Note the smooth round case and gently domed sapphire crystal.