Watch Review | Tissot Visodate

For 2010 , Tissot presented the new Visodate 1953 Automatic which brings back a certain element of nostalgia with watch that traces its roots from the past . While having been given a design update to make it more contemporary , it still evoke memories from the decade wherein these watch made its mark.

Originally released in 1953 to commemorate Tissot's 100 year anniversary,the Tissot Visodate was a particular milestone of that era for integrating a date display into the automatic mechanism and the new watch presents this feature in a contemporary design . The domed sapphire crystal covers the lightly curved dial , displaying the proven Tissot expertise in bringing the latest techniques and materials to traditional Swiss watch making. The day and date display along with the historical Tissot logo are on the 40mm case that adds a classical character of the watch , and a see through back to let the viewer admire the ETA 2836-2 movement with a power reserve of 42 hours.
The four variation of the Tissot Visodate 1957 Automatic accommodate current tastes and trends with modern materials and finished . Two models have classical silver colored stainless steel cases and two get a fashionable twist with the state of the art PVD coating . The dials are black or silver , elegantly combined with a crocodile design leather strap and heritage buckle to ensure the origin of innovation are remembered.

Movement :

Automatic, ETA 2836-2, 42-hour power reserve

Functions :

Hours, minutes, seconds, day, date

Case :

316L stainless steel with or without gilt PVD, 40 mm scratch-resistant convex sapphire crystal transparent back ,water-resistant to 30 m

Dial:

Silvered or black

Bracelet/Strap:

Leather with crocodile pattern and butterfly clasp

Price :

$599 - $999