Tissot Gentleman

The Stylish Watch for Every Day

Swiss luxury watch manufacturer Tissot unveiled the Gentleman collection for men in 2020. The watches in this line are characterized by an elegant and understated design, and with a diameter of 40 mm, they're ideal for almost any wrist. Women with a preference for larger timepieces are also sure to find something that suits their sense of style.

The Gentleman collection offers models with quartz or automatic movements, all of which are water-resistant to 100 m (10 bar, 328 ft) and fitted with a sapphire crystal. The quartz-powered versions are available in stainless steel with a blue, black, or silver dial, while the titanium variants come with dials in blue or gray. Both watches make for a very affordable entry point into the collection.

Automatic models in the Gentleman collection are equipped with the Powermatic caliber 80. The movement is based on the ETA caliber 2824-2 from Swiss movement manufacturer ETA, features a silicon balance spring, and offers a power reserve of 80 hours. It's also visible through the watch's transparent case back.

Standard models equipped with the Powermatic 80 are made of stainless steel and come with a black, white, blue, green, or turquoise dial. The Tissot Powermatic 80 Open Heart offers two men's versions with an open-worked dial between 10 and 12 o'clock, giving wearers a clear view of the balance wheel.

Fans of two-tone timepieces can also choose from a range of stainless steel watches with yellow or rose gold bezels.

Reasons to Buy a Tissot Gentleman

• Elegant men's watches from the traditional brand Tissot
• Available with quartz or automatic movements
• Outstanding value for money
• Available in stainless steel, titanium, and two-tone versions
• Variants with skeletonized dials

Tissot Gentleman: Prices at a Glance

How much does a Tissot Gentleman cost?

You can buy a mint-condition Tissot Gentleman on Chrono24 for approximately 400 USD. This will get you a quartz version on a stainless steel bracelet, for example. If you'd prefer the automatic Powermatic caliber 80, plan to spend at least 800 USD for models with a steel bracelet. At approximately 850 USD, the Gentleman Open Heart models are only slightly more expensive. Mint condition specimens with an 18-karat yellow or rose gold bezel demand an investment of between 1,600 and 2,000 USD.

FAQs

How does the Tissot Gentleman differ from other Tissot models?

The Tissot Gentleman collection is characterized by particularly elegant designs, which set it apart from the brand's other, sportier collections, like the Seastar or PRX.

Does the Tissot Gentleman retain its value over time?

Watches in the Tissot Gentleman collection are great daily wearers, but as such are liable to lose their value over time due to wear and tear. As an investment, these timepieces are unlikely to increase in value.