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Tissot Chemin des Tourelles Specifications
| Reference | T099.407.11.048.00, T099.407.16.038.00 |
|---|---|
| Case Size | 42mm |
| Lug Width | 22mm |
| Lug-to-Lug | 50mm |
| Thickness | 10.7mm |
| Case Material | stainless steel |
| Crystal | sapphire |
| Water Resistance | 50m |
| Movement | Powermatic 80.111 (automatic) |
| Bezel | fixed smooth |
| Crown | push-pull |
| Case Back | exhibition (see-through) |
| Price Range | $575-$700 |
Compatible Straps for the Tissot Chemin des Tourelles
The Chemin des Tourelles uses a 22mm Lug Width and is compatible with the following strap types.
| Type | Recommended Brand | Why It Works | Price Range | Link |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| leather | Barton | Dresses up the watch, fits 22mm lugs | $15–$80 | |
| mesh | Hirsch | Adjustable fit, dressy appearance | $15–$80 | |
| NATO/ZULU | Crown & Buckle | Classic look, easy to swap, fits 22mm lugs | $15–$80 | |
| rubber/silicone | Archer | Water-resistant, comfortable for daily wear | $15–$80 | |
| perlon | Fluco | Lightweight, breathable, adjustable fit | $15–$80 |
Replacement Parts for the Tissot Chemin des Tourelles
| Part | Description | Compatibility Note |
|---|---|---|
| spring bars | Pins that hold the strap to the case | 22mm, 1.5mm diameter recommended |
| case back gasket | Seal that maintains water resistance | Required for 50m WR rating |
| crown with stem | Time-setting knob on case side | push-pull type |
Modding the Tissot Chemin des Tourelles
The Chemin des Tourelles is a popular platform for modding. Here are the most common modifications.
- strap swap — Upgrade to a premium aftermarket strap or metal bracelet.
Frequently Asked Questions
What lug width is the Tissot Chemin des Tourelles?
The Tissot Chemin des Tourelles has a 22mm lug width.
How does the Chemin des Tourelles compare to the Gentleman?
The Chemin des Tourelles is slightly larger at 42mm (vs 40mm), more dressy in design, and uses the same Powermatic 80 movement. The Gentleman is more versatile for daily wear.
What does Chemin des Tourelles mean?
Chemin des Tourelles is the street address of Tissot's headquarters in Le Locle, Switzerland. The name reflects the collection's connection to Tissot's heritage.