Tissot Le Locle 20th Anniversary watches make dressy great again

20 years on and the Le Locle series remains every bit the premium dress watch

The Tissot Le Locle 20th Anniversary shown in both male and female sizes
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While it's not exactly bang on trend among the best watches right now, there really is nothing like a good dress watch. Simple, elegant, readable – maybe on a natty leather strap, or a fancier bracelet – these watches were once a staple of the office environment.

In recent years, though, the relaxation of dress codes has made the dress watch somewhat redundant. The advent of the desk diver has made wearing a dive watch in the office more acceptable than ever – some, like the Christopher Ward C60 Pro 300 Bronze, even take a dressy approach in a dive format.

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Both are automatic, too – the Gentleman utilises the Powermatic 80 movement popularised in watches like the Tissot PRX 80, while the Lady uses a Powermatic 48. That's a similar calibre to the Powermatic 80 – just with a 48 hour power reserve.

A quick release strap system makes it easy to change on the fly. You'll find both metal bracelets and leather straps on offer, too.

So, what will all of this goodness set you back? The Tissot Le Locle Lady 20th Anniversary will retail at £760, while the Tissot Le Locle Gentleman 20th Anniversary costs just £680. Both of those are well priced, offering a good amount of watch for the money.

Sam Cross
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