Everyone Should Own a Tissot PRX Powermatic 80

This Tissot watch boasts a unique design with a rose gold bezel and white dial. Its automatic movement and sapphire crystal make it both stylish and reliable. Check out the video to see it in action and click this Amazon link to add it to your collection. Won't cost you anything extra but would help me out a ton!: https://amzn.to/3mMErqP
Tissot, the official watch of the National Basketball Association has been begging for our attention.

We’ve given their competition more of our admiration, respect, and money, think of Tag Heuer, Maurice Lacroix, even Seiko. They all get more notoriety from us as collectors and horological hobbyists.

Is this the Tissot that finally unleashes the attention of watch enthusiasts to the brand.
Is this the Tissot that makes enthusiasts take Tissot more seriously than ever before?
Here are 5 reasons, this is the most important watch Tissot has ever released.

Tissot is all about their lineage. Every watch box they deliver to customers proudly boasts their history since 1853. In all of that history, their brightest moment may be right now, because of a little watch from the 1970s. The Tissot Powermatic 80 isn’t their first attempt that making an homage worthy of our adoration. From the Tissot Visodate Seastar, and the T-Win to the PRX, Tissot has transformed itself for centuries.
This Tissot has a scratch-resistant sapphire crystal with antireflective coating on the underside.

5 Things You Didn't Know About the Tissot PRX Powermatic 80
1. It's way better looking in person than you think. This is going to be many real watch enthusiasts' first Tissot. The hands are not annoying or dainty, They're confident, unique, and catch the eye with a beautiful reflection of nearly any light. The rose gold bezel is brilliant and is more on the pink side than the red or yellow side. It's a brilliant color, it's got a brilliant shine, and it is not too wide, bold, or loud that it's a flashy bezel like a fluted bezel on a two-tone Datejust -- which is, for lack of a better word, brilliant, too.

2. It's more comfortable than you think. During the honeymoon phase, I wore this for three days longer in a row than I had intended. Why? There was nothing making me want to switch. The style of this specific variant lends itself to people who either wear a lot of blacks or who like to wear more fun colors.

3. The lume is doomed. The lume and these indices are really my only con for this watch. I would have preferred either stronger indices with no lume or stronger lume with bolder indices. If it weren't for the proud date window, these indices would have caused me to move on from the watch in general. The R in PRX is robust but the lume leaves rather quickly, rather weakly, and is anything BUT, robust.

4. This watch presence punches 2-5 times above its price. The movement does too yet before we get there, let's talk about the curb appeal of this heritage-rich design. The reflections of light on the flat, satin-finished brushed case are gorgeous. On an integrated bracelet design like this, the presence of the case makes itself known, it's "pointy" because of how flat the design is. It is 40mm but presents more boastfully than a black bay 58. The curved lugs hug the wrist. The PRX gives you one of those hugs people give you when they don't really know you like that. It's good-looking, just keep that in mind.

5. This two-tone watch has two one-two punches. The First one-two punch, The caliber sets it over the top from the competition. Movement is an automatic ETA with Tissot's Powermatic's famous 80 hours of power reserve. Mine is running 3 seconds fast and is working perfectly for me. Caliber aside, this is a design enthusiasts' watch. Listening to these dimensions is a prototypical watch enthusiast's dream, 40 mm diameter 11mm thickness, 44.6mm lug to lug, finishing is amazing, the light play is gorgeous. This watch has an awesome

The second one-two punch is this watch looks just as good in a button-up as it does dressed down with your athleisure, Yeezy sweatpants, and some slides.

That's the PRX 80 in two-tone rose gold. If you got the quartz version, you're probably thinking the automatic doesn't really belong because the point of this watch was to push Tissot's quartz offerings. However, the quartz version of this watch is a very cool, vintage-inspired timepiece. This PRX Powermatic has style, personality, 80 hours of mechanical power reserve, a waffle dial pattern, unisex charm, and is a legitimately luxurious swiss made timepiece that you'll be proud to wear. Has anyone ever said that about a Tissot before? Now you know why I love it.

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