Tissot Pocket Watches

Since its founding in 1853 in Le Locle, Tissot has made pocket watches, true icons of the brand. Today, it carries on that tradition with its Pocket collection, bringing together vintage-inspired timepieces rooted in Swiss watchmaking craftsmanship.

Ocarat offers three distinct styles. The Lépine watch has a classic round shape, an easy-to-read dial, and a date window. The Savonnette, or hunter-case pocket watch, protects its dial beneath a cover that opens with a simple press, adding a timeless touch of elegance. Designed for healthcare professionals, the T-Pocket Infirmières clips to a uniform and can be read at a glance. These models are powered by precise Swiss quartz movements that need no winding.

As an authorized Tissot retailer, Ocarat guarantees authentic watches backed by the manufacturer's warranty.

What's the difference between a Lépine watch and a Savonnette watch?
A Lépine watch leaves its dial exposed, protected only by the crystal. A Savonnette watch has a cover that shields the dial from scratches. Its name comes from its rounded shape, which resembles a bar of soap.

How do you wear a pocket watch?
Traditionally, the watch goes in a vest or jacket pocket, while the chain fastens to a buttonhole or belt loop. It's the ideal accessory to dress up a suit for a wedding or ceremony.

Is a pocket watch a good gift?
Absolutely! A symbol of elegance and something to pass down, a pocket watch marks life's milestones: a wedding, retirement, or a birthday. It's a meaningful gift that can be cherished for generations.