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Capture a piece of horological history with this exceptional vintage Tissot Navigator Sonorous alarm watch. This timepiece is not just a watch; it's a statement of classic design and innovative functionality, a testament to Tissot's pioneering spirit in the mid-20th century.The Navigator Sonorous stands out with its distinctive, robust case, featuring a inner hour chapter bezel and a sleek, minimalist dial layout. The two prominent crowns add to its unique character, one for time adjustment and the other for controlling the alarm function.

• Sonorous Alarm: Experience the unique charm of a mechanical alarm watch. The Sonorous alarm produces a distinct, resonating buzz that's sure to grab your attention. 

• Original Components: This watch comes complete with its original Tissot signed strap and buckle, a rarity for vintage pieces. The originality extends to the accompanying box, further enhancing its collector value.

• Swiss Made Precision: As expected from Tissot, the watch houses a high-quality Swiss-made movement, ensuring accuracy and reliability.

• Collector's Item: This watch is a sought-after piece among collectors, thanks to its historical significance and its increasingly rare set (with original strap, buckle, and box).

This vintage Tissot Navigator Sonorous alarm watch in unused new old stock condition is a remarkable find for collectors and enthusiasts alike. It represents a significant era in watchmaking and stands as a testament to Tissot's innovation and design prowess. With its original strap, buckle, and box, this timepiece offers a unique opportunity to own a complete piece of horological history.

Don't miss your chance to own this exceptional vintage Tissot Navigator Sonorous alarm watch

The Swiss luxury watch company Tissot from Le Locle, Switzerland, was established in 1853 by Charles Félicien Tissot and his son Charles-Emile. Under Charles-Emile’s direction, they manufactured pocket watches with parts from Russia and the United States. In 1915, the company began producing wristwatches. Between 1920 and 1977, Tissot produced its own movements. In 1930 to survive the 1929 crash and economic crisis they entered into an agreement with Omega to form the SSIH Group which 53 years later became the Swatch Group.

The watch comes fully serviced by our on-site workshop and with our 12 months, non-waterproof service cover.

What we think

In our opinion, this Tissot is equal to what Omega was producing at the time in style and quality.  It is one not to be missed - the dial alone is exquisite - and it will look great in an established collection or a perfect piece for a first-time, vintage watch buyer who wants a slightly larger watch. This watch is a limited number and hard to find now. We are big fans of Tissot watch co and they arr such an under rated watch manufacturer and designer. A very close relationship with omega watch co and even using the same Movements and case components during the 1950s to 1070s.

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