TISSOT DÉSIR MOONPHASE: ELEGANCE AND POETRY IN EVERY MOON PHASE
The Tissot Désir Moonphase 29.6mm takes the elegance of the Désir collection to a new dimension with the addition of a moon phase complication. Its delicate design combines refined proportions, polished surfaces and jewelry-inspired details with the precision of Swiss watchmaking. On its blue dial, light constantly changes across the surfaces, meeting the poetic representation of the lunar cycle to create a watch designed to express femininity, sophistication and personality.

A Gem-Inspired Silhouette
The 29.6mm case is crafted from 316L stainless steel and features a softly domed shape reminiscent of a finely cut gemstone. Its profile is complemented by sapphire crystal with an anti-reflective coating on the underside, allowing light to glide across the surface while protecting the dial.
One of the most distinctive elements is the crown, positioned at 2 o'clock. Its placement gives the case a characteristic asymmetry, while the ceramic cabochon reinforces the jewelry-inspired character that defines the Désir family. With a thickness of 9.52mm, its proportions maintain a balance between presence, comfort and delicacy.

A Blue Dial That Captures the Light
The star of this version is its blue dial, whose depth is enhanced by the changing reflections across its surface. Leaf-shaped hands move elegantly across the dial, while diamond-set indexes add an additional touch of brilliance.
The dial features four diamonds, with a total weight of 0.02 carats, serving as small points of light against the deep blue background. The result is sophisticated without compromising the legibility and refined character that define the Tissot Désir.

The Moon Phase Takes Center Stage
The main new feature of this model is the addition of a moon phase indicator positioned at 5 o'clock. The complication continuously represents the lunar cycle, showing one moon gradually disappearing as the next emerges.
The display advances once every 24 hours, while each moon completes its cycle in approximately 29.5 days, bringing the natural rhythm of the lunar cycle to the wrist. More than an additional function, the moon phase introduces a poetic dimension that complements the watch's aesthetic and transforms the dial into a representation of the passage of time.

Swiss Precision and Quartz Movement
Inside the Tissot Désir Moonphase is a three-hand quartz movement, designed to deliver the reliability and precision associated with Swiss watchmaking. In addition to the time display, the movement incorporates the moon phase function and an end-of-life battery indicator.
Powered by a 1.55-volt battery, the movement provides practical and reliable performance, while water resistance of up to 5 bar, equivalent to 50 meters, offers suitable protection for everyday wear.

A Bracelet That Complements Its Proportions
The design continues onto the wrist with a stainless steel bracelet featuring an elegant finish and carefully considered proportions. Its width tapers from 13mm to 11mm, following the silhouette of the case and reinforcing its sense of lightness.
The bracelet features a butterfly clasp with push-buttons, designed to provide a secure fit while making the watch easy to wear every day. The combination of steel, polished surfaces and the compact case dimensions maintains the balance between jewelry and watchmaking that characterizes the Désir collection.

Elegance That Follows the Rhythm of the Moon
The Tissot Désir Moonphase 29.6mm brings together delicacy, functionality and a distinctive aesthetic identity in a single timepiece. Its gem-inspired case, blue diamond-set dial, stainless steel bracelet and, above all, its moon phase display create a composition in which every element has its own role.
Beyond simply telling the time, this model turns the passage of time into a visual experience. The Moon completes its journey across the dial while reflections change with every movement of the wrist, giving the Tissot Désir Moonphase an elegant and timeless personality that connects the precision of Swiss watchmaking with the poetry of the night sky.