Hands-On: With The Tissot Heritage Navigator 160th Anniversary (Live Pics & Pricing)
To celebrate its 160th anniversary, Tissot reached back into its past and decided to bring back an iconic anniversary watch, the Tissot Heritage Navigator. The first version of this watch was released in 1953 when the brand turned 100, and now Tissot has updated the classic worldtimer design to suit the brand's modern identity, giving us the Heritage Navigator 160th Anniversary.? 2 OF 14 The biggest difference you'll notice immediately is the larger size for the 160th Anniversary Navigator. The 1953 centenary edition was 36mm, which was relatively large for the time, and accordingly the new Heritage Navigator is 43mm. The case is certainly large, but it wears very easy on the wrist. Plus, the increased size seriously helps legibility which is often a problem with true worldtime watches like this. 3 OF 14 To make the Heritage Navigator easy to read, Tissot uses 12-hour markings on the bezel for reading the main time and 24-hour markings on the dial to help re

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