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Tissot Le Locle Automatic COSC is described by the brand as "classical chic."  Featuring a traditional dress watch aesthetic and trendy two-tone finish we couldn't agree more.  The watch is named after Le Locle the city in Switzerland where Tissot was founded and exudes the elegance and sophistication befitting the renowned watchmaking hub. It features a 39.3mm round case surrounded by a gold PVD-coated bezel and a matching multi-link bracelet.  The case is covered by a scratch-resistant sapphire crystal with a double-sided AR coating and boasts 30 meters of water resistance. Inside the case beats a Swiss automatic mechanical movement with a renowned COSC rating and 38-hour power reserve.

Tissot Seastar 1000 Powermatic 80 GMT  is a serious leader in the affordable dive watch category boasting a price point well under $1 000 and similar functionality as a traditional diver's watch.  The bezel is uni-directional for safer underwater functionality the dial is decorated with large luminescent hour markers and hands and the case is rated waterproof up to 300 meters/1 000 feet.  Anyone interested in dive watch ownership will find this model particularly collection-worthy.  Even more fascinating is that it sports a GMT function complete with a ceramic two-tone bezel with 24-hour graduations.  In some ways it reminds us of the Rolex Sprite because it has a similar bezel colorway. However this watch is much more robust measuring 46mm in diameter. We expect this Tissot to sell quickly.  Add it to your collection before it's gone.