Tissot Carson

Tissot has been building dress watches since 1853, and the Carson is the most unadorned of them. The appeal is in the drawing, with a graceful dial, elongated fine hands and a bezel that stays out of the way, in cases from 30 mm to 40 mm. Several references add a moonphase indicator, the one complication that suits a watch this quiet, alongside steel and two colour PVD finishes. What sets it apart is discretion, since the Carson is designed to sit under a cuff and be noticed only by the person wearing it.