Tissot Seastar

Tissot has been running out of Le Locle since 1853, and they've always occupied that sweet spot between accessible and serious. The Seastar line was their sport-forward answer to the 70s and 80s — cushion cases, bold bezels, and a wrist presence that hits hard. Collectors are catching on, and pieces like this are getting harder to find in this kind of shape.

Bracelet Fit: Adjustable bracelet, comfortably fitting my 17.5cm wrist or smaller.

Special Note: Funny story but the Tissot Seastar was the first new "luxury watch" I bought — I got it from Ben Bridge when I was 17.

Shipping: All packages are shipped insured with signature confirmation. International shipping via DHL; duties and taxes are collected during checkout and are the responsibility of the buyer.

Returns: No refunds — only exchanges/store credit. Vintage watches are not suitable for water or rough activities. They are durable as they have survived 30+ years of life but should be treated as such.