
The Vintage collection comes in a choice of rose gold or yellow gold cases. It has a scratch-resistant sapphire crystal. The mechanical versions also have a transparent caseback, which displays the engraved rotor: it has a wave design and the brand’s name on it.
All the automatic watches have an elegant guilloche pattern engraved in the center of the dial. On some models, this is surrounded by a flat track for the hours, with stylized Roman numerals at 12, 3, 6 and 9; angular appliques mark the other hours.


As seen on the dial, all mechanical versions of the Vintage contain the Powermatic 80 movement. This in-house caliber is so named for its 80-hour power reserve – which is all the more impressive in an affordable Swiss automatic. It beats at 21,600 vph. Although it is not COSC-certified, this is the same movement used in the Tissot Powermatic 80 Chronometer that debuted in 2013.
SOURCE:http://www.watchtime.com/blog/baselworld/baselworld-2015-the-tissot-vintage-collection/