This year, the Giro d’Italia will start on 8 May 2021 in Torino with an individual time trial. The race will pass through Abruzzo, then along Émilie-Romagne, to finish in Milan with an individual time trial in the Piazza del Duomo on 30 May 2021.
To celebrate this year’s partnership with Giro d’Italia, Tissot is launching the Tissot Supersport Giro d’Italia 2021, a 45 mm diameter chronograph.
There is a racing bike on the chronograph’s second hand, as a reminder of the cycling spirit of this special collection. In addition to details in pink, the Giro’s emblematic colour, the case back is engraved with the Giro d’Italia logo for a touch of exclusivity. The watch comes in a special presentation box dedicated to the event. In addition to the box, the watch has two interchangeable straps.
Tissot has, over the course of its illustrious history, been appointed Partner and Official Timekeeper for numerous sports. Cycling being one of the sports with which Tissot is most closely associated. Having renewed its links with the Tour de France and the Vuelta in 2016, Tissot has completing the Triple Crown with the Giro d’Italia last year, thus making it the first Swiss Official Timekeeper in the history of the three biggest cycle tours.
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