Service Recommendations for Tissot Watches

It is recommended to service your Tissot timepiece between every four and five years, depending on how the watch has been used and under what conditions. Like any other high-precision instrument, a Tissot luxury watch needs to be serviced regularly in order for it to work flawlessly. The true service interval for each watch, however, is ultimately decided by the watch brand, model and the amount and type of use it received by its user. 

Our Expertise at Fixing Tissot Watches

Manhattan Time Service features a modern workshop with the right infrastructure and qualified professional staff to repair, service or restore all brands of high-grade watches, including Tissot, from modern to vintage timepieces. Additionally, our staff receives continuous training in order to maintain and improve the level of service we can offer to our customers. Our small, specialized team consists of qualified professional watchmakers and polishers. 

Services We Provide for Tissot Watches

• Complete Service \ OH
• Replace any faulty watch parts (if available)
• Check that the watch parts function correctly
• Check for rust or wear
• Assemble and lubricate the movement in accordance with the instructions
• Movement functioning check
• Calibration of the mechanism
• Demagnetize the movement (if needed)
• Crystal replacement (if available)
• Gasket replacement
• Stem and crown replacement
• Dial replacement or refinishing (if available)
• Ultrasound cleaning of the case and bracelet
• Watchbands & strap replacements (if available)
• Polishing
• Pressure test to factory specifications 

Tissot Models We Repair

• Tissot Belle Tonneau
• Tissot Cocktail
• Tissot Desire
• Tissot Generois-T
• Tissot Le Locle
• Tissot PR 50
• Tissot PRC100
• Tissot PRC 200
• Tissot PRS 330
• Tissot Seastat Elegance
• Tissot T-Classic
• Tissot T-Moments
• Tissot T-Race
• Tissot T-Sport
• Tissot T-Tactile
• Tissot T-Touch
• Tissot T-Trend
• Tissot T-Trend T3
• Tissot T-Wave
• Tissot Quadrato

Historical Info

The Swiss watch company, Tissot, was founded in 1853 by Charles-Félicien Tissot and his son, Charles-Emile. They set their company in motion in the city of Le Locle, keeping it afloat and adding to its success by fostering a pioneering spirit and drive for mechanical perfection. The two worked together to bring on talented technicians and engineers who contributed to the growth and development of new, innovative watch models for the Tissot Company. 

Technological Advancements

Since its first pocket watch in 1853, featuring two different time zones, to its absolutely revolutionary touch-screen technology found on the T-Touch watch, the Tissot Company is known around the world for a long list of “firsts” in terms of timekeeping technology, materials and designs. Tissot even created a line of watches made from rock, wood and pearl. 

What Makes Tissot Unique

Tissot has been the official timekeeper and partner of major sporting events, including NASCAR, Moto GP, the World Championships of Cycling, and the sports of ice hockey and fencing.

Recent Events

September 2010

Tissot announced an elegant new addition to their timepiece collection, the Tissot Sculpture Line Moonphase, a sophisticated new vintage-styled watch constructed of 18k rose or white gold and featuring a plain silvered dial with a guilloche section and ultra-thin hands.