Tissot Couturier Powermatic 80 Day-Date Ref. T035.407.11.051.00
Dress/Casual Watch with Complications · Tissot (Swatch Group), entry-level luxury tier, renowned for Swiss watchmaking heritage and accessibility
Period: Modern Luxury (2000s-present)
Type
Dress/Casual Watch with Complications
Brand
Tissot (Swatch Group), entry-level luxury tier, renowned for Swiss watchmaking heritage and accessibility
Movement
Swiss automatic self-winding ETA Powermatic 80 (C07.111) caliber, 21,600 vph, 80-hour power reserve, 23 jewels
Dimensions
Case diameter 39 mm, thickness ~10.8 mm, lug-to-lug ~46 mm, lug width 22 mm
Description
The Tissot Couturier Powermatic 80 Day-Date bridges the gap between classic dress elegance and contemporary daily wear. Featuring a balanced 39mm stainless steel case, its standout visual feature is the unique calendar layout showcasing a full spelled-out day window at 12 o'clock and a date window at 6 o'clock. Driven by the impressive 80-hour power reserve Powermatic movement, it offers exceptional reliability and a sophisticated, versatile aesthetic.
Key Features
Symmetrical vertical day-date complication with day at 12 and date at 6, Powermatic 80 high power-reserve mechanical movement, stepped multi-layer dial architecture
Dial Description
Matte black dial with a distinct stepped outer minute track, applied silver-toned baton indices, dauphine hands, full day-of-the-week aperture at 12 o'clock, and date window positioned uniquely at the 6 o'clock position
Case Material
316L stainless steel with a combination of polished bezel and brushed/satin finished case sides
Crystal Type
Scratch-resistant sapphire crystal with flat profile and anti-reflective coating
Bezel Details
Fixed smooth polished stainless steel bezel
Crown & Pushers
Signed push-pull crown featuring the Tissot historical 'T' logo, no crown guards
Bracelet or Strap
Stainless steel multi-link bracelet with brushed outer and polished center-adjacent links, secured with a butterfly deployment clasp
Caseback Details
Exhibition screw-down display case back with a sapphire crystal window revealing the decorated automatic movement
Movement Type
Swiss automatic self-winding ETA Powermatic 80 (C07.111) caliber, 21,600 vph, 80-hour power reserve, 23 jewels
Water Resistance
10 bar (100 meters / 330 feet), suitable for swimming, snorkeling, and everyday recreational water use, though not intended for professional scuba diving.
Origin & Provenance
Swiss Made, manufactured in Le Locle, Switzerland, utilizing industrial Swiss movements from ETA
Age Estimate
Circa 2010s to present production era based on the Powermatic 80 movement generation and model lineage
Cultural Significance
Represents the pinnacle of accessible Swiss watchmaking, offering entry-level collectors high-end technical specs like an 80-hour reserve typically reserved for luxury price brackets.
Condition Notes
Signs of moderate daily wear including surface hairline scratches on the polished bezel and stainless steel bracelet. The crystal appears clean, and the dial and hands remain pristine. Overall condition is Very Good.
Value Estimate
Retail price around $675 to $750 USD; secondary market and pre-owned value typically ranges from $300 to $450 USD depending on condition and inclusion of box and papers.
Care & Maintenance
Recommended service interval every 5 to 7 years. Avoid strong magnetic fields due to standard mechanical components. Clean the steel bracelet periodically with mild soap and warm water.
Similar Watches
Certina Action Day-Date, Mido Multifort, Hamilton Jazzmaster Day Date, Tissot Gentleman Powermatic 80
Interesting Facts
The Powermatic 80 movement utilizes a high-tech synthetic escapement regulator to reduce friction, allowing for an extraordinary 80-hour power reserve nearly double that of standard comparable automatic movements.