Brand and Movement: TISSOT / AUTOMATIC 21 JEWELS. This indicates a self-winding mechanical movement with 21 synthetic rubies (jewels) for reduced friction. Tissot is known for using reliable ETA-based movements, and a 21-jewel rating is common for standard automatic calibers.
Case and Bracelet: Stainless steel case and a polished/brushed stainless steel bracelet. The watch has a relatively slim profile and integrated bracelet links, pointing to a classic or sports-dress style.
Dial: White or silver dial with a concentric circular texture (guilloché-style) in the center.
o Hour Markers: Applied gold-toned baton (stick) indices.
o Hands: Gold-toned hour and minute hands, with a thin red or gold-toned second hand.
Crystal: sapphire crystal, which is standard for modern Tissot models, or a mineral crystal if older.
Potential Model Line
Based on the overall designparticularly the case shape, integrated bracelet style, and day-date functionthis is stylistically close to older Tissot PR 50 or PR 100 automatic models that were popular in the 1990s and early 2000s, but without the model name, it can only be categorized as a Tissot dress/casual automatic.
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Dial: Clean, minimalist aesthetic with options for silver sunburst, champagne, or black dials.
Hands/Markers: Applied "baton" (stick) hour markers and matching slim baton hands.
Crystal: Usually features a Plexiglass or acrylic crystal
