Tissot T-Touch
In the 1980s, digital LCD wristwatches were the latest and greatest innovation for classic analogue watches that remained unchanged from the days when you actually had to wind your watch regularly. LCD watches were very futuristic with loads of cool new options like multi-color displays, alarm clocks, calculators, portable address books and some of the first on the go video games!
Since the 80s, digital LCD watch displays have become a standard feature for all watch designers with only minor changes to the wristbands, clock face, and other design innovations. Everyday products are continuously evolving to satisfy our demand, so it makes sense that your grandparents’ classic wrist watch was also due for an update for the new millennium!
Tissot, one of the world’s favorite watchmakers since 1853, delivers the ultra sophisticated Tissot T-Touch watch series that combine the best in Swiss craftsmanship and reliability with innovative touch screen technology!
It seems like everyone is jumping on the touch-screen craze these days and stepping into any shop you are likely to come across a variety of touch screen products from mobile phones to of course the Apple Ipod Touch MP3 players, and even monitors like the Dell Touch-Screen Monitor! It makes sense that Tissot has introduced this hot new feature to its latest line of sports watches while adding a few fun and useful add-ons such as an electronic barometer, compass, thermometer, depth meter among other features. So whether you are a weekend adventurer, weekday commuter, bored student, or lost somewhere, somehow at a four day music festival, then you can surely find a watch in this line that suits your needs! the T-touch series are available in a variety of cool finishes to please any type of personality: from the more posh 18 carat gold versions, to the rugged plastic and high-performance models for sports and diving professionals, and of course the more classic and retro Tissot T-Touch stainless steel finishes.
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