Tissot Navitimer Yachting photo by: Schmittko from Uhrforum.de You do not necessarily have to have deep pockets if you want to acquire cool vintage timepieces. In this article I will show you an outstanding model with an interesting twist to it. Meet the Tissot Navigator Yachting chronograph. For many Tissot is a lower brand, not comparable to the likes of Omega, TAGHeuer, Longines and the others. I beg to differ. Throughout the company’s history Tissot produced some of the most interesting and historically significant watches coming out of Switzerland. Many occasions these watches were groundbreaking as well. Think of the first antimagnetic […]
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The versions I've worked on had the 1341. This one looks like the same layout.

Cheers, Al

 

Don't out the Tissots - there are a couple of us who have snagged some real bargain pieces compared to their Omega cousins.

 

Ooooo, Tissot is such an underrated vintage brand and Navigators are cool watches.

 

Vintage Tissots are definately cool watches, this one is one of my favourite



Tissot World Time Navigator from 1953 with Cal 28.5 N-21

 

Hmmmm….

Here's a Tissot I've serviced - running seconds at 9:



And it clearly was marked 1341:

 

I stand corrected.
Apparently, the 24hour subdial @ 9 was Omega only.
The 1341 is a simplified version of the 1340 (less jewels: 22 --> 17, KIF instead of Incabloc,etc)

Kind regards,
Bart

 

These are the parts that differs between the 1340 and 1341:

 

Here's my Tissot Navigator Yachting: