Supersport Chrono T1256171104100 Watch

The Watch

Since 1853, Tissot has been a cornerstone of Swiss watchmaking. The house began its story with a small manufacture in Le Locle, in the Swiss Jura. From those humble origins, it has grown steadily, delivering Swiss watches with one of the best quality-to-price ratios in the world - hands down. Today, Tissot turns its attention to the most athletic among you with the brand-new Supersport Chrono T125.617.11.041.00 Watch. Built around a round case crafted entirely in 316L stainless steel - the go-to material for the world's top watch brands thanks to its exceptional shock resistance - this timepiece showcases meticulous finishing, from its beveled and polished angles to the multiple brushed surfaces that add a genuine sporty edge. At 45.50 mm in diameter and 11.92 mm thick, this is unambiguously a men's watch. A blue aluminum tachymeter bezel lets you measure average speed over 1 km. Protecting the dial, a highly scratch-resistant sapphire crystal sits on the case middle. On the left side, two pushers at 2 o'clock and 4 o'clock control the chronograph: the first starts and pauses it, the second resets it. An anodized blue accent ring on each pusher reinforces the watch's dynamic character. The winding crown at 3 o'clock lets you set both the date and the time. The case back is snap-fitted and engraved with technical specifications, including the watch's water resistance of 10 ATM.

The Dial

This Tissot model features a stunning anodized blue dial. Hour markers are rendered as white rectangles treated with luminescent material for night-time legibility, complemented by a white minute track for the most precise time-reading possible. The hour and minute hands take on a "baton" shape with skeletonized bases, reinforcing the watch's sporty character - and they too carry a luminescent coating. The seconds hand echoes the "T" of Tissot. The sub-dial at 10 o'clock displays up to 30 chronograph minutes. The one at 2 o'clock shows the 1/10th-second counter. And the sub-dial at 6 o'clock displays the running seconds. A date window sits at 6 o'clock - black on white, easy to read at a glance. The mention "Swiss made" confirms the watch's origin, while the brand name and founding date are signed at 12 o'clock.

The Movement

This sporty watch runs on a cutting-edge Swiss-made quartz movement - the ETA G10.212 caliber (4 jewels). It delivers exceptional long-term reliability and pinpoint accuracy, with a battery life of 38 months. An EOL (End of Life) indicator lets you know when a battery change is coming. The movement also features a chronograph function capable of measuring up to 30 consecutive minutes with precision to the tenth of a second.

The Strap

Crafted entirely in 316L stainless steel, this 3-link bracelet delivers flexibility, durability, and all-day wearing comfort. It features a deployment clasp with a diving extension, along with a quick-change strap system and micro-adjustment function.

Water Resistance

At 100 meters - or 10 ATM in watchmaking terms - this sharp-looking timepiece handles water with confidence. Wear it in the shower, the bath, or during even energetic swim sessions without a second thought. That said, our watchmaking experts are clear: this model is not built for scuba diving, freediving, or high-pressure water jets. The rule is simple: shower, bath, and swimming only - and never operate the pushers or crown while submerged.