1960s Tissot with a Chessboard Dial
This charming Tissot from the 1960s is all about style and substance. The standout feature is the chessboard-pattern dial, which adds a unique visual texture that really catches the light and sets it apart from typical dress watches of the era.
The case design is also noteworthy—it’s the same case style you’ll find on some Omega Seamasters from the same period, reflecting the shared design language between Tissot and Omega at the time (both under the same group). It’s a perfect blend of a unique timepiece and everyday wearability. Under the hood, it’s powered by a bumper automatic movement, an early self-winding mechanism that uses a semi-rotor which “bumps” back and forth as you move your wrist.

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