Tissot Désir Moonphase: A new interpretation guided by the rhythm of the lunar cycle
Tissot places the moon at the centre of the Désir collection, unveiling a new interpretation guided by the rhythm of the lunar cycle.
These timepieces captivate through a subtle interplay of light and texture, creating a magnetic allure that mirrors the singular poetry of the moon.
This vision unfolds through six distinct expressions, each designed to adorn the wrist with refined radiance.
Under the Night Sky
At the heart of the collection, two models capture the depth of the night sky. The moonphase complication appears at 5 o’clock, set against a deep blue dial punctuated by mineral inclusions.
As light catches the surface, fleeting points of brilliance emerge, creating a delicate scintillation that shifts with every movement of the wrist.
The dial is available in two distinct interpretations. One features a crescent moon set with diamonds, enhancing its brilliance within the composition. The other is distinguished by Roman numerals, offering a more classical reading of time.
In a Delicate Glow
Complementing the depth of blue, four additional interpretations bring a softer expression to the collection, defined by silky-textured dials in silver, golden beige, and red, alongside a bi-colour execution.
Their finely structured surfaces capture and diffuse the light, bringing out reflections that move with the wrist.
Each is complemented by a white mother-of-pearl disc within the moonphase, enhancing its presence while contributing to the reading of the complication.
