1. How to identify the authenticity of Tissot watches

1. Look at the appearance

The Tissot logo and Tissot brand writing on the dial and back cover of the genuine watch are clear and complete ; The number of diamonds marked on the dial is consistent with the actual number of diamonds in the movement; the material of the back cover is consistent with the material used in the case; the watch glass is smooth and clear; the outer edges and corners of the case components are not sharp; the coating has no bubbles and does not fall off. The fake Tissot watch’s dial, back cover, Tissot logo and Tissot brand are blurred; the number of diamonds marked on the dial does not match the actual number of diamonds in the movement; the outer edges and corners of the case components are rough, with plating bubbles, falling off, or accessories broken.

2. Look at the movement

When customers buy Tissot watches, they must carefully look at the movement model and movement logo of the watch. A fake watch movement can be identified at a glance from the logo. You can tell it's fake. In addition, we must carefully observe the success of the movement. The authentic and original movement has clear writing. Finally, listen to the sound of the movement. Generally, the sound of the genuine and original movement is clearer and crisper.

3. Look at the function

The function is an important way to identify the authenticity of the watch. Most of the functions of fake Tissot watches are mostly for decoration (such as moon phase, perpetual calendar, tourbillon, etc.). Most fake Tissot watches do not have this function. Hands are also a big difference between genuine and fake watches. Genuine Tissot watch hands have strict requirements on length, thickness, shape and material. The "blue steel hands" used in high-end Tissot watches are full and faint blue on the real watch. This kind of watch pointer requires complicated craftsmanship to make, while the blue on the fake watch can only be brushed on. .

4. Look at the price

As the saying goes, you get what you pay for. Real watches are made of expensive materials, many of which are made of 18K gold, diamond glass, platinum, etc. The cheapest ones cost more than a thousand. The price of fake watches is generally about half or even lower than that of real watches.

2. Check the authenticity of Tissot watches

You can go to the Tissot counter to identify the authenticity, or go to the after-sales service center to request service. If it is a fake watch, the after-sales service center will reject it. repair.

Tissot watches are one of the famous Swiss watches. Tissot watches embody the traditional Swiss watchmaking craftsmanship and the craftsman spirit dedicated to creating accurate and perfect timepieces. The watches they produce are full of rich creativity in style. . If you don’t know whether the Tissot watch you purchased is authentic, you can use the methods introduced above or go to the specialty counter to identify it!

Tissot was born in Switzerland, the cradle of watch manufacturing, in 1853. With the spirit of continuous innovation in tradition, after 150 years, Tissot's name has spread to more than 150 countries on five continents around the world, becoming one of the immortal Swiss watch brands in the watch industry, and has won many international awards and Awards. With more than 150 years of exquisite watchmaking history, Swiss Tissot has been committed to precise and perfect watchmaking since 1853. The watches produced in its factory in Le Locle, Switzerland, are all characterized by rich creativity and excellence. It is world-famous for its quality and exquisite watchmaking technology.

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