Tissot created the official watch for Tour de France, the Tissot PRC 200 Tour de France Special Edition to commemorate its special partnership with the sport. Fans and athletes alike will be able to demonstrate their devotion to the most admired international cycling competition with this special piece. It portrays the colors of the Tour with its stylish yellow GT stripe on the black Nato bracelet. The yellow chronograph hands add to its identity and even allow you to check the timing of the athletes for yourself.
The core values of precision, endurance and performance are key features of both the watch and the race. The Tissot PRC 200 Tour de France Special Edition even stands for Precise Robust and Classic, also hinting to the history of both the Tour de France and the one between the Tour and Tissot, which was already the Official Timekeeper in the period from 1988 to 1992. The 200 that stands for its water resistance, means that even in the rain you will be able to push through just like the racers. It’s time to give it your all.
The watch features a Swiss made quartz movement and the case is made from 316L solid stainless steel with screw-down crown and case back. The Tissot PRC 200 Tour de France is water-resistant up to a pressure of 200 meters and features a leather strap with butterfly clasp.
The plus sign in the Tissot logo symbolizes the Swiss quality and reliability Tissot has shown since 1853. The watches, sold in more than 160 countries, are authentic, accessible and use special materials, advanced functionalities and meticulous design. Tissot stands by its signature, Innovators by Tradition. The high caliber of the brand has been repeatedly recognized.
Tissot has been named Official Timekeeper and partner of many disciplines, including, basketball with the NBA, FIBA and CBA; cycling with the Tour de France and the UCI World Cycling Championships; motorsports with MotoGPTM and the FIM World Superbike Championship and rugby with the RBS 6 Nations Championship, TOP14, the European Rugby Champions and Challenge Cups. It is also the Official Timekeeper of the World Championships of fencing and ice hockey and of the AFL.
