Chemin Des Tourelles Powermaticencapsulating an important part of Tissot's history A watch for all time Presented in a 39mm polished stainless steel case with a co-ordinating stainless steel bracelet Blue sunray dial with faceted Roman numerals Driven by the Powermatic 80 movement with an 80-hour power reserve TIMELESS, MECHANICAL, AND AGELESS Named after the street in Le Locle, Switzerland, where Tissots Head Offices have been located since 1907, the Chemin des Tourelles collection won first prize in the International Chronometry Competition in 2015. Timeless, mechanical and ageless, this classic collection offers performance and style in equal measures. Housing the Powermatic 80 movement at its core, this watch features a self-winding engine, powered by the wearer as wrist movement enables the mechanism to run, with an additional 80 hours of power reserve. CONTEMPORARY AND LUXURIOUS Sitting confidently in a polished 39mm stainless steel case, this updated and refined model featur