Tissot T-Touch is a multi-function watch with a timeless design. The model on the picture is a T-Touch Titanium. The analog display has luminous hands and indices, but the digital display is not illuminated. Analog and digital display both show the same time.

You activate functions (Meteo, Altimeter, Chrono, Compass, Alarm and Thermo.) by simply putting your finger on the respective icon. No pressure needed, just a touch! When you select “Thermo”, “Altimeter”, “Chrono”, or “Alarm”, the hour and minute hands come together over the icon that marks this function, and the value is displayed in the digital window.

The “Meteo” function is simply a weather forecast based on the trend of atmospheric pressure and temprature readings over the past eight hours which T-Touch performs automatically. When you select “Meteo” the atmospheric pressure is indicated in the digital display in hPa (hektoPascal). The position of the hands indicate a barometric trend. If the minutes are before the 12:00 this means that there is a drop in pressure and if minutes are after 12:00 this indicates an increase in pressure.

“Compass” mode functions like a conventitional compass does. The hours and minutes hands first move into exactly opposite positions and the minutes hand is oriented northwards. You’ve to hold the watch horizontally to get an exact reading.

After 30 seconds or when the center of the dial is touched, the hands return to their normal position, quiting modes.