Tissot Everytime watches

The Tissot Everytime is a slim, plainly styled watch from Tissot's Classic Contemporary line. Tissot presents its clean, minimal dial as one that leaves room to play with the strap, and the Everytime comes on steel bracelets, leather straps and woven NATO straps.

The Everytime Swissmatic (T109.407) is the automatic. Its Swissmatic movement is an adaptation of Swatch's Sistem51, a movement of 51 components held together by a central screw. Tissot's version is manufactured and assembled in modules in Boncourt, Switzerland, and most of it is soldered rather than screwed, so a service is likely to mean replacing the movement rather than overhauling it. Tissot quotes up to 72 hours of power reserve for the Swissmatic. The 40 mm steel case takes a 21 mm strap, has a sapphire crystal and a display back, and is water resistant to 30 m. It comes in plain steel or with rose gold PVD.

The other round Everytime models are the same slim design scaled to the wrist: the Small at 30 mm, the Medium at 38 mm and the Large at 42 mm, which is still only 6.45 mm thick. Beyond size they differ in finish, from plain steel to yellow or rose gold PVD and two-tone steel and yellow gold PVD, and in dial colour. The 28 mm Small (T057.210) and the shaped models, a square and a tonneau about 25 mm across, carry T057 rather than T109 references; the 28 mm Small and the tonneau are offered with a white mother-of-pearl dial.

The Jungfraubahn editions, T109.410.11.033.10 in the 38 mm Medium case and T109.210.11.033.10 in the 30 mm Small, are steel, silver-dial models named after the Jungfrau Railway, the Swiss mountain line whose German name is Jungfraubahn and whose Jungfraujoch station opened in 1912.