Box case 

Art Deco-inspired design

Faceted sapphire crystal 

Collection SRV

Tissot SRV – Geometric elegance for women

Inspired by a 1975 Tissot model, itself influenced by the House's creations from the 1920s, the Tissot SRV revisits the geometric aesthetic of Art Deco in a contemporary silhouette.

Its rectangular case, faceted sapphire crystal, and delicate proportions create a watch that is both elegant and distinctive. Designed to accompany women in their daily lives, the SRV combines refinement, Swiss precision, and functionality.  

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Collection signatures

An Art Deco-inspired silhouette    

The SRV draws its inspiration from the Art Deco aesthetic of the 1920s, recognizable by its geometric shapes and structured lines. Its rectangular case and bold angles pay tribute to the shaped watches created by Tissot during that era.  

A multifaceted sapphire crystal    

Sapphire crystal lies at the heart of the SRV’s identity. Its rectangular shape and facets evoke the lines of a precious stone whilst offering excellent scratch resistance.

Bracelets to vary your style  

The collection offers a variety of bracelets, including stainless steel, PVD-coated steel, or leather. Several models feature an interchangeable quick-release strap system, allowing you to easily change the watch's style.   

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The precision of Swiss quartz     

The SRV models are equipped with a Swiss quartz movement, providing precise and reliable timekeeping. They also feature an end-of-life battery indicator, letting you know when it needs to be replaced. 

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FAQs

What is the history of the Tissot SRV?  

The SRV is inspired by a 1975 Tissot model, which was itself inspired by the brand’s rectangular creations from the 1920s. The current collection revisits this Art Deco heritage with a contemporary aesthetic.  

What does SRV stand for at Tissot?      

The name SRV refers to the three iconic characteristics of the collection: "Sapphire" for its faceted sapphire crystal, "Rectangle" for its rectangular silhouette, and "V" for its 5-bar water resistance, symbolized by the Roman numeral V.  

Which movement powers the Tissot SRV?       

The SRV is equipped with a Swiss quartz movement, designed to offer reliable daily precision. An end-of-life battery indicator also makes it possible to anticipate its replacement.     

Is the Tissot SRV water-resistant?      

Yes. SRV models offer water resistance up to 50 meters.  

Does the Tissot SRV have a sapphire crystal?     

Yes. The faceted sapphire crystal is one of the collection's signatures. It offers high scratch resistance while highlighting the characteristic rectangular shape of the SRV.  

Which straps are available for the SRV?      

Depending on the model, the SRV is available with a stainless steel bracelet, a PVD-coated bracelet, or a leather strap. Some references also allow you to easily change the strap thanks to a quick-release system.