Close-Up: 5 Tissot T-Race MotoGP Watches for 2015
Tissot, longtime partner of the MotoGP World Championship �� the Grand Prix of motorbike racing �� presents its latest collection of Tissot T-Race MotoGP limited edition watches this year. Here’s a look.The collection is comprised of five new watches in total: one with an automatic mechanical movement, limited to 3,333 pieces, another with a quartz movement, limited to 8,888 pieces, and three other limited-edition watches personalized for a trio of MotoGP athletes and Tissot watch “ambassadors,” Nicky Hayden, Stefan Bradl, and Thomas L��thi, each with a quartz movement and packaged in a racing-helmet-themed collectible box.All the new watches have a new, angular case design, with chronograph pushers inspired by the foot rests on bikes and back suspension rods attaching the straps to the cases. The black bezels and magnifying-glass date window are holdovers from Tissot’s previous MotoGP watches.The Tissot T-Race MotoGP Automatic Limited Edition 2015, with its red-an

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