TISSOT reinterprets a model from the 70s

Freedom and exploration are on the agenda for the new TISSOT, inspired by a model launched in the 70s. The new PR516, with its vintage design and modern lines, will make watchmaking history. This novelty is available in a mechanical or quartz version. Molitor presents the collection and the difference between TISSOT's PR516 models.

A design inspired by the past and ready for the future

TISSOT offers us timepieces that are both sporty and elegant, to follow us every day in all our activities. All watches feature a refined and robust stainless steel case, ready to face all your adventures. They also feature a dial with three counters, a tachometer and a pulsometer. To differentiate between mechanical and quartz models, simply look at the location of the counters. TISSOT uses Super-LumiNova® on the bezel, indexes and baton hands to ensure optimum legibility. The stainless steel bracelet can easily be changed.

The quartz model

The TISSOT PR516 Chronographe quartz features a 40 mm stainless steel case. The dial is available in two colors: black and blue. The G10.212 Powerdrive movement offers great reliability and precision. The watch is water-resistant to 100 meters.

The mechanical model

The TISSOT PR516 Chronographe mécanique comes in a slightly larger 41 mm diameter. The Valjoux A05 mechanical chronograph movement powers the watch and provides a 68-hour power reserve. The dial is available in a single color: black. This edition is also water-resistant to 100 meters.

Molitor invites you to its boutique to discover all TISSOT watches, including the new PR516.

And the winner is... NOMOS' Metro 33 Sage!

The IF Product Design Award is considered one of the most prestigious design competitions in the world! The event has been running for 60 years, rewarding the most outstanding creations in the field of design. And this year, the NOMOS Metro 33 Sage timepiece has been chosen as one of the winners. If you're not familiar with this model, you're likely to fall under its spell in this article. This refreshing watch, ideal for the city, features a sage-green dial and a manual-winding movement. Molitor tells you more about this uniquely designed timepiece.

What makes Metro 33 Sage so special

No detail has been overlooked in the design of this elegant, aesthetically pleasing timepiece. Designed in collaboration with Mark Braun, the NOMOS Metro 33 Sage breathes a breath of sea air and recalls the patina of copper roofs. With its 33 mm stainless steel case, water resistance to a depth of 50 meters and NOMOS Alpha caliber, this urban watch reveals its little secrets.

Slim profile

The Metro 33 Sage has a slim 7.5 mm profile, so you can wear it every day without even feeling it. The sapphire crystal is domed, and the caliber that beats at its heart is set to six positions.

Its details

One of the finest details of this watch is undoubtedly the work done on the crown, which is reminiscent of watchmakers' tools with its beautiful knurling. The rounded metal lugs underline its softness.

Its precise caliber

The hand-wound Alpha caliber is hand-crafted in-house. This functional and precise caliber ensures a power reserve of almost two days with its 43-hour autonomy.

Subtle color notes

The charm of this Metro 33 Sage model lies in its subtle hints of color. Sage green for the dial, white and yellow details bring freshness and sunshine to this timepiece.

All NOMOS models have their own unique charm. We would be delighted to show them to you in our boutique.

A new star is born with the ZENITH DEFY Skyline Tourbillon

Manufacture ZENITH has created a new prestige watch with the DEFY Skyline, featuring a high-frequency automatic tourbillon caliber. Two versions of this model are available, one in steel and the other in black ceramic. Molitor unveils this new ZENITH model.

Ever more technical prowess

Like all El Primero movements, the one equipping the new DEFY Skyline Tourbillon beats at a high rate of 5 Hz (36,000 VpH), ensuring optimal chronometric performance with high shock resistance. The El Primero caliber 3630 offers a 60-hour power reserve. Located at the bottom of the dial, the kinetic element is visible through an aperture. The tourbillon takes the form of an open four-pointed star and makes one revolution every 60 seconds. The watches come with a stainless steel or black ceramic bracelet, but a second option is available with a second blue or black rubber strap with folding clasp.

The two ZENITH DEFY Skyline Tourbillon models

The new models feature a 41 mm case in stainless steel or black ceramic. The watches combine the bold aesthetics and singular architectural lines of the DEFY Skyline with a tourbillon mechanism. The metal dial features a sunburst and star motif. Both steel and ceramic versions display the tourbillon at 6 o'clock. The rhodium-plated hour-markers on the blue dial and the rose gold-plated hour-markers on the black dial, as well as the hands, are luminescent for maximum legibility in any situation. Decorations on the tourbillon, such as the côtes de Genève, give it depth. The star-shaped rotor adds a contemporary touch to this precious timepiece.

Find out more about this charismatic, high-performance watch in your Molitor boutique.