TISSOT Non-Magnetic Small Seconds cal.27 / 1930s Porcelain Dial, Staybrite

— Old intelligence, turning magnetism aside —

A watch from the dawn of the fight against an invisible enemy: magnetism.

The title "NON-MAGNETIC" on the dial is evidence of the passion the engineers of the day poured into that problem.

Roman indexes on a white porcelain dial give off a composed dignity.

— Staybrite, shining grey —

The case is Staybrite, a material that never fails to captivate vintage enthusiasts.

It has a distinctive lustre with a warmth that modern steel does not have.

Even the small marks the years have left settle in as design, speaking for the rich time this watch has travelled.

The certain resistance felt every time the crown is wound: the fundamental pleasure of owning a mechanical watch.

— The beat of watchmaking's golden age —

Fitted with the celebrated manual-wind Cal.27, a movement that carried Tissot's golden age.

A sound design with 15 ruby jewels conveys the quality of an era that was called the conscience of Switzerland, and every second the small seconds marks carries a definite bearing.

— A history worth inheriting, at your wrist —

A design untouched by fashion, and a genuinely capable movement.

Enjoy the luxury of wearing a fragment of roughly a century of history.

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