In 2003, in order to celebrate the 150th anniversary of the birth of its brand, Tissot introduced the most automatic Tissot-style watch-the Le Locle automatic series. Its name is derived from the birthplace of Tissot-the small Swiss town of Rock. It is the only watch that uses Tissot’s birthplace as a series name and the most memorable gift dedicated to the 150th anniversary of Tissot. The dial and back of the watch are engraved with the name of Le Tsle, the birthplace of Tissot, in vintage italics. Now, as a new extension of the series, Tissot has equipped this watch with a higher-performance movement, and the Tissot Rockefeller Energy Display Series was born.

Tissot Rock series
The Tissot Locke Energy Display Series is a re-creation of the classic. The entire watch design inspiration comes from the birthplace of the Tissot brand in 1853. The unique design of the dial writes the story behind the watch. The carved, graduated, and hands in the center area are modeled on the large wall clock face around the top of the Lelok Clock Tower. Below is a church dating from the 16th century. The overall design of the watch shows a long sense of history, making people feel like they are in a quiet Swiss town.
The Zylock’s energy display series uses a sapphire crystal glass transparent case back. Through the glass, the rhythmic beauty of the Tissot movement can be seen at a glance. The back cover of the watch is engraved with elegant vintage italics, medieval-style retro patterns and the Tissot logo plate, telling Tissot’s long history and superb craftsmanship.
Automatic mechanical watches can generate energy by swinging their arms and store them in the clockwork. However, ordinary watches do not let the wearer know how much energy in the clockwork can supply the watch for normal operation. The mechanical self-winding movement relies on special mechanical devices to clearly show the remaining energy of the watch through the half-moon-shaped energy display panel at the 6 to 8 o’clock position according to the operation of the gears. The wearer can know the kinetic energy status of the watch at any time, in order to replenish the energy of the love watch in time, which largely avoids the situation that the watch needs to be re-tuned due to energy exhaustion. When the energy scale is full, it means that the watch can run normally for 42 hours without wearing it.
Tissot Rock’s energy display series is equipped with both leather and steel straps, the dial scale is black or ivory Roman numerals. Its design evokes Tissot’s infinite pursuit of automatic movement and low-key elegance. This series of watches was first launched on the occasion of the company’s 150th anniversary celebration, and now an extended version is just to celebrate Tissot’s long-term operation in Le Locle and to pay tribute to those who helped Tissot achieve today’s brilliant achievements.
Tissot-‘Extraordinary creativity, from tradition’. Since 1853, Tissot, with its traditional Swiss watchmaking technology and continuous innovative design spirit, has ranked among the best in the world and is a leader in the Swiss watchmaking industry. As a member of the Swatch Group, the world’s largest watch manufacturer and distributor, Tissot has grown from a watch factory headquartered in the small Swiss town of Le Locle over the past 154 years to now has offices in more than 150 countries Global brand. Tissot’s leading position benefits from its unparalleled innovation ability, which spares no effort in the research and development of high-tech products, special materials and advanced functions. Tissot’s range of premium watches is wider and more diverse, but the price is more attractive than any other Swiss watch brand, which also reflects its commitment to ‘civilian luxury goods’. As the official designated timing and partner of the National Automobile Racing Association NASCAR®, the World Motorcycle Championship MotoGP, and the World Cycling, Fencing and Ice Hockey Championships, Tissot is committed to providing products with gold and silver prices while respecting tradition and bringing performance to sports. Power, precision, and self-challenge are at their best.

Locke Energy Display Series
Features:
-Swiss-made automatic movement, ETA2897
-Water-resistant to 30 meters
-Abrasion-resistant sapphire crystal
-316L stainless steel case
-Carved transparent table back
-316L stainless steel strap with butterfly clasp
-Leather strap with folding buckle
Movement
Automatic movement:
11 ½’’’, 25.60 mm diameter, ETA 2897 movement, hours, minutes, seconds, date display, energy display function.
21 gems, 42 hours energy display function.

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