The Tissot Le Locle is Tissot's classic Swiss automatic dress watch, named after the town where Tissot was founded in 1853. It runs on the Powermatic 80 movement with about 80 hours of power reserve, and shows its traditional side with Roman numerals, a guilloche-pattern dial, and often a display caseback. It suits buyers wanting an affordable entry into a Swiss mechanical dress watch. La Maison Monaco is an authorized Tissot dealer in Canada, with CAD pricing and 0% Flexiti financing on approved credit.
What is the Tissot Le Locle and what does it look like?
The Le Locle is Tissot's traditional automatic dress watch, carrying the name of the Swiss town in the Jura mountains where Tissot was founded in 1853. The design follows the dress-watch template. Most references use Roman numerals, a guilloche-pattern dial with a fine engraved texture, slim hands, and a date window. Many versions add a display caseback so you can see the automatic movement turning. Cases run roughly 39 to 40mm in steel, with two-tone and PVD-coated options for those who want a warmer or darker finish. You will find it on both leather straps and steel bracelets among the references in stock. The line covers familiar variants such as the Le Locle Powermatic 80 and the Le Locle 20th Anniversary, alongside standard automatic models. It is built for office wear, formal occasions, and everyday use where a quieter, more classic watch fits. Browse the references listed here to compare dial colours, case finishes, and strap or bracelet choices side by side.
What movement powers the Tissot Le Locle?
The Le Locle is built around the Powermatic 80, Tissot's automatic mechanical movement. The headline figure is the power reserve of about 80 hours, which means you can set the watch down on a Friday and it will usually still be running on Monday. That long reserve is the main practical advantage of the Powermatic 80 over older automatic calibres with roughly 38 to 42 hours. The movement winds automatically as you wear it, with no battery to replace. Each Le Locle is Swiss made and protected by a scratch-resistant sapphire crystal. On references with a display caseback, the Powermatic 80 is visible through the back, including its decorated rotor. Water resistance is modest and suited to a dress watch rather than swimming, so treat it as splash and daily-wear safe rather than a tool for the pool. For the exact movement details, water resistance, and case size of any specific model, check the spec listing on each product in the grid.
Frequently asked questions
How much does the Tissot Le Locle cost in Canada?+
Across the Le Locle references in stock at La Maison Monaco, pricing runs roughly $895 to $2,730 CAD. Where a given model lands within that range depends on the case finish, whether it comes on a leather strap or a steel bracelet, and special editions such as the 20th Anniversary. Current CAD pricing is shown on each product in the grid, and 0% Flexiti financing is available on approved credit.
Which Tissot Le Locle should I choose?+
Start with case finish. Steel suits most wardrobes, two-tone adds a warmer dress look, and PVD coatings give a darker tone. Then pick strap or bracelet: leather reads more formal, a steel bracelet is more versatile day to day. Almost all current models use the Powermatic 80 automatic with about 80 hours of reserve, so the decision is mostly about looks and sizing. Compare dial colours and finishes across the references listed here.
Is the Tissot Le Locle automatic or quartz?+
The current Le Locle line is an automatic mechanical watch. It uses the Powermatic 80 movement, which winds itself as you wear it and stores about 80 hours of power reserve, so there is no battery to replace. Many references add a display caseback that shows the movement turning. Each watch is Swiss made with a sapphire crystal. For the exact specification of any model, check the listing on each product in the grid.
What is the Tissot Le Locle 20th Anniversary edition?+
The Le Locle 20th Anniversary marks two decades of the Le Locle collection. It keeps the traditional Le Locle look, Roman numerals and a guilloche-pattern dial, with anniversary-specific detailing that sets it apart from the standard automatic models. Like the rest of the line, it runs the Powermatic 80 with about 80 hours of power reserve and is Swiss made with a sapphire crystal. Check the references in stock and each product page for the current configuration and CAD price.
Is La Maison Monaco an authorized Tissot dealer, and is the Le Locle covered by warranty?+
Yes. La Maison Monaco is an authorized Tissot dealer in Canada. Every Le Locle purchased here is a genuine Tissot, sold with the full Tissot manufacturer warranty and CAD pricing, with no grey-market sourcing. You can buy online or visit a boutique, and 0% Flexiti financing is available on approved credit. For warranty terms on a specific reference, see the product page or contact our team directly.
