A mechanical chronograph in rose gold tones with a brown leather strap is a classic dress-sport combination, and the Tissot Chemin des Tourelles Automatic Chronograph delivers it with real presence. Its 44mm case is coated in rose gold-tone PVD, giving it the warmth of precious metal over a durable stainless steel base.

The silver dial is laid out with three subdials, a date window and a mix of Roman numerals and baton indexes, and rose gold-tone hands tie it to the case. Inside ticks the ETA C01.211, a Swiss automatic chronograph caliber with roughly 45 hours of power reserve, visible through the transparent caseback.

Like the rest of the collection, this chronograph honors Chemin des Tourelles, the Le Locle street where Tissot built its factory in 1907. At 15.18mm thick it has the substance you expect from a mechanical chronograph, while the brown leather strap and deployant clasp keep it comfortable and secure.

Chemin des Tourelles Automatic Chronograph, ref. T099.427.36.038.00

• Case: 44mm stainless steel with rose gold-tone PVD, 15.18mm thick
• Dial: silver, Roman numerals and baton indexes, three subdials, date
• Movement: Swiss automatic chronograph, ETA C01.211
• Power reserve: approximately 45 hours
• Crystal: sapphire with anti-reflective coating
• Caseback: see-through
• Water resistance: 50m
• Strap: brown leather with deployant clasp

Warm, bold and mechanical through and through, the T099.427.36.038.00 suits anyone who likes a chronograph with a touch of old-world glamour.