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Tissot Watches

Tissot Watches

Tissot watches are defined by their signature, ‘Innovators by Tradition’, and famed for their class and versatility. Their wide selection of affordable timepieces for both men and women are imbued with the renowned Swiss quality you’d expect from such master crafters.  As official UK Tissot watch stockists, we at Banks Lyon offer a grand selection of these elegant pieces.


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Tissot PRX Powermatic (T137.407.11.051.00)

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At Banks Lyon we are also able to help you with official servicing for Tissot Watches

We recommend that you take your watch for a full service around every 4-6 years to ensure that it continues to perform at its best.
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History of Tissot

Founded in 1853 in Switzerland, Tissot combines Swiss watchmaking engineering with precision and innovation. Tissot was created in Le Locle by Charles-Félicien Tissot, a fitter of gold cases, and Charles-Émile Tissot, his son; they first focused on pocket watches, pendant watches and complication pieces, mainly for the United States market.

In their first year, Tissot delivered between 1,100 and 1,200 watches to the area around Le Locle and, by 1858, Charles-Émile was selling Tissot Savonnette pocket watches across the Russian Empire.

Tissot have always been strongly connected to the world of sports, and their values for performance, technology and precision make them the perfect official timekeeper for a variety of sporting events around the globe. The luxury watchmaker’s first partnership as an official timekeeper was in 1938 during a number of ski races in Villars-sur-Ollon, near the Swiss Jura Mountains.

Since then, they have kept time for world championships in sports like fencing, ice hockey, motorcycling and cycling, where sensors are also placed on the bikes and the track to provide accurate timings.

Tissot has been part of the Swatch Group since 1983, the world’s last producer and distributor of Swiss timepieces. they market to 160 countries and create pieces that are stylish, innovative and technologically-advanced. Tissot watches have been worn by famous figures such as the Duchess of Cambridge, Nelson Mandela, Elvis Presley and Grace Kelly.

Innovators by Tradition

Tissot first created pocket watches, but Tissot watches for women were next on their list in 1910, closely followed by Tissot watches for men. Today, they offer a vast range of timepieces that complement many different personal tastes and preferences, but all with the same thing in common: innovation.

The company’s motto, ‘Innovators by Tradition’, epitomise what Tissot is all about. They believe in crafting pieces with advanced functionalities that are accessible to a range of budgets and that attract a wide audience of watch enthusiasts.

Tissot was the first watchmaker to create pieces out of ceramic, mother-of-pearl and wood, and are also responsible for the creation of the world’s first anti-magnetic watch. In addition, they launched the first plastic mechanical watch in 1971, the Tissot Astrolon, and the iconic Tissot Rock Watch in 1985, which was made of stone from the Swiss Alps. In 1998, they used high-tech titanium in their Tissot Titanium 7.

In 1999, the brand introduced its first tactile watch with T-Touch technology, which contains touch-sensitive sapphire crystals to control functions like compass, thermometer and barometer.

Tissot’s electrical motors meant that mechanical production was gradually adopted, enabling them to pursue a serial production of meticulously-made watches. True to their roots, the current headquarters are situated in the same town where a dedicated factory was built all those years ago.

Functionality and Style from Tissot Watches

All timepieces in our vast Tissot watch collection celebrate the continuous innovation of Tissot watches and deliver precision with the high calibre appreciated by many. The recognisable ‘plus’ logo is synonymous with Swiss quality and reliability, making Tissot a brand admired by individuals around the world for accessible luxury and those looking for functionality and style.

The watchmaker doesn’t compromise on precision either. Their accuracy has allowed them to become partners and official timekeepers for fast-paces sporting events like MotoGP, NBA Basketball, Tour de France and Ice Hockey World Championships.

Tissot’s timepieces and chronographs pay homage to the brand’s long-standing passion and support for the tradition-rich sport of fencing. Heavily involved in the world of sport, Tissot’s timepieces and chronographs also pay homage to the brand’s long-standing passion and support for the tradition-rich sport of fencing. The suitability for the use of Tissot in fencing lies within the fact that this is one of the oldest sports where timing is so heavily depended upon. Just as Tissot showcases enviable cases of innovation, fencing also demonstrates such an attribute as a living illustration of tradition and innovation – the underlying pillars of this brand.

From leather to metal bracelets in silver, grey or gold colour, Tissot watches promise endless hours of durable and reliable wear. The dials can also feature date windows as well as a range of options from numerals, batons and even tachymeter bezels with transparent caseback, so you can truly appreciate the automatic movement housed within.

Purchase Your Way

As an official stocking for Tissot, Banks Lyon offer a range of purchasing options designed to make your life easier.

You can buy a Tissot timepiece at your convenience so you can opt to purchase it upfront or to spread the cost over terms from 6 to 48 months; the latter option is available on 0% finance on all pieces above £500, with deposits starting as little as 10%. You can also purchase your new Tissot watch online or by visiting our Lancaster or Kendal showrooms and see them in person before making your decision.

We’re proud to offer the best possible customer service experience as well, so we’re more than happy to offer advice on our superb Tissot pieces with a tailored personal shopper service. This way, you can be confident that you’ll find the right watch for you or for a special someone.

Contact Banks Lyon to Learn More About Our Tissot Watches

If you can’t quite decide which collection or model of our Tissot watches is ideal for you, or you are left with any other questions, please don’t hesitate to get in touch.

Just pop into our Lancaster store, use our online chat feature or call us on 01524 381020. Alternatively, you can also email us at [email protected].

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the warranty period of a Tissot Watch?

At Banks Lyon, we are proud to be official stockist of Tissot watches, which means every timepiece you purchase from us is 100% authentic and covered by the manufacturer’s international warranty.  

Tissot offers a two-year warranty on all watches purchased from authorised retailers. This warranty covers any defects in materials or workmanship that occur under normal conditions of use.  

If your Tissot watch requires attention during this period, we will be happy to assist you and ensure any necessary repairs are handled by Tissot-authorised service technicians.  

Why Should I Buy My Tissot Watch From Banks Lyon?

Purchasing your Tissot watch from an official retailer like Banks Lyon ensures complete authenticity ad access to the brand’s full after-sales support.  

You’ll receive a manufacturer-stamped warranty card, proof of authenticity, and eligibility for official Tissot servicing.  

Our expert team can also provide tailored guidance to help you choose the perfect model, whether you’re shopping in-store or online.  

How Often Should I Service My Tissot Watch?

To keep your Tissot watch performing at its best, we recommend a full service every four to six years.  

Regular servicing helps maintain precision, water resistance, and power reserve. At Banks Lyon, our trained technicians work with Tissot-approved service centres to ensure your watch receives the care it deserves.  

How Can I Care for My Tissot Watch to Ensure Longevity?

To maintain your Tissot watch in excellent condition: 

  • Avoid exposing it to extreme temperatures or sudden temperature changes.  
  • Keep it away from strong magnetic fields, which can affect timekeeping. 
  • Prevent contact with solvents, detergents and perfumes.  
  • If your watch is water resistant, rinse it with fresh water after swimming in salt water and dry it thoroughly.  

We also recommend an annual water-resistance check, which our team can arrange for you.  

Is My Tissot watch Water-Resistant?

Most Tissot watches are water resistant to a certain depth, which is clearly indicated on the case-back (for example, 30m, 50m or 100m).  

However, this does not mean they are suitable for all types of water activity. Always check your specific model’s manual for guidance and remember that water-resistance can decrease over time, so it should periodically by an authorised Tissot service centre.   

Can I Pay for A Tissot Watch in Monthly Instalments?

Yes. Banks Lyon offers flexible finance plans on all Tissot watches over £500.  

You can spread the cost with 0% Finance options from 6 to 48 months with a 10% deposit or select longer terms with 9.9% Finance.  

To apply, simply choose the “Pay by Finance” option at checkout and complete a short application. Approval is subject to status, terms and conditions apply. 

Do You Offer a Price Match on Tissot Watches?

We strive to offer competitive pricing across all our luxury watch collections, including Tissot.  

If you find the same model at a lower price from another authorised UK retailer, please contact us or complete our Price Match Request Form and we’ll be happy to review it. and we’ll be happy to review it. 

What Is the Powermatic 80 Movement?

The Tissot Powermatic 80 movement is a self-winding automatic calibre offering an 80-hour power reserve, around double the average of standard automatic movements.  

It uses high-precision engineering and, in some models, features a silicon balance spring to improve accuracy and resistance to magnetism.  

What is The Difference Between Quartz and Automatic Tissot watches?

Quartz Tissot Watches are battery-powered and known for their high accuracy and low maintenance.  

Automatic Tissot watches are mechanical and self-winding, they use your wrist’s movement to power the watch.  

The choice depends on your preference, quartz for precision and ease of use, automatic for traditional craftsmanship and mechanical beauty.  

What Is Special About the Tissot PRX Collection?

The Tissot PRX line is a modern re-imagining of a classic 1978 design, combining a sleek integrated bracelet with contemporary movements. 

Available in both quartz and Powermatic 80 automatic versions, the PRX stands out for its retro-chic aesthetic, durability, and everyday versatility.  

How Do I Book A Tissot Watch Service or Repair With Banks Lyon?

Booking a service is simple. You can bring your watch to our Lancaster showroom or contact us to arrange secure shipping.  

Our expert team will inspect your watch and advise whether it should be serviced in-house or sent to a Tissot-authorised service centre.  

All servicing and repairs are completed to the highest standards and backed by Banks Lyon’s after-sales guarantee. 

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