Tissot, like Seiko, can trace their watchmaking roots back to the 1800s. I've described Certina as an entry-level Swiss brand and that description fits Tissot too. They're a popular high street name that targets that price point between a couple of hundred pounds and the ￡1000 mark. The V8 is more sporty than the others on this list and hints a little more to modernity. The dial and sub-dials are vintage-looking, but the crown guards and bezel feel like modern touches. The V8 pulls it off though. The case is reasonably chunky, in keeping with the sporting aesthetic. So maybe this is better as a modern wholesale watches that gives a nod to its horological descendants rather than being a faithful reproduction of an earlier style.