I have the 35mm PRX quartz and it is a great watch. The size along with the quartz movement is basically a 1 to 1 of the original 70's version. It feels like a real piece of history on your wrist for a very small price!
Just bought the 35mm quartz as a gift for my dad and he absolutely loves it. Only issue is that the second hands seems to be misalligned in places. It would infuriate me but my dad isn't really a watch guy and didn't care about it so he's happy!
I had the exact same sentiment about the PRX quartz as well. From a historical viewpoint the quartz model is actually the more historically accurate variant. The irony is that the seastar quartz was indicative to the quartz crisis Tissot faced during those times, but now the revival of the model is literally one of their best sellers and an anchor model within the latest line-up (as of 2022)
personally, I compared the quartz to the automatic in an authorized dealers stand. I left with the automatic, not because the quartz is subpar or not worth the money (it very, VERY much is worth the money) but because I have a preference for the waffled dial and the powermatic 80 movement. i think that for $650 it's a bargain for a swiss made watch with a finishing that rivals $1500 watches that have a movement with half the power reserve. Either way you go, either quartz or automatic, you'll have a great watch.
❤❤❤i wore my prx in public yesterday-the coolest thing about this watch( attracted lots of attention )is that it has its own unique beauty !...doesnt look like a homage or a fake watch-i predict that these low prices of the prx line will skyrocket into the wonderful of vanity-and i am a proud owner of the quartz no worries excellance-a watch u can quickly grab and go out without the hassle of setting the time or adjusting-this watch will transform the efficiency of wearing an attractive lightweight thin timepiece !!
I would favour the quartz over the automatic in this case as it is closer in design to the original, is more convienient and accurate AND is a lot cheraper. I think it is a really cool piece, be interesting to see the updated dial colours.
I don’t mind quartz watches if they’re done right. I have a Citizen quartz that hits all the tick marks, it’s a beautiful thing to see. And like you, I agree autos can’t compete with the quartz ‘grab and go’ functionality. I love mechanical watches but as I get older I can appreciate quartz for what they are and what they offer to me personally.
I would prefer having an automatic, but the quartz version is a more logical option because is almost the same for half the price. I really like waffle dials, but the white version with the brushed dial and the hands and markers in gold is so gorgeous for me and that dial is only available in quartz so it's pretty much a no brainier for me. But to be honest my favorite PRX of all is the new chrono in white, because it has those characteristics plus it's an automatic chrono.
The worst is, that they are not able to align the second hand to hit all 60 markers every time. That’s why I don’t want a Quartz with a big second hand.
its annoying to see this. while its annoyingly not hit every markers and you see the word "swiss made". make me thinking "man,this is swiss made? casio can hit every markers,why not this? smh". to bad i really the quartz because i think it fits this style watch better. 70s style.
I'm 60%/40% quartz over mechanical with my collection. I buy with bracelets but don't wear on bracelets yet (maybe one day). Anything on an integrated bracelet is a firm no. I remember my Dad having a Tissot (late 1960s) when I was a child so wanted one in my collection for sentimental reasons. He was a yachty so I expect his eventually suffered from the salt water. I bought the Gent XL Classic in quartz. Wanted something with the 'T' on the seconds hand. Also gives me one Swiss watch so they don't feel completely left out.
I would agree, I always thought that if I was going to buy a PRX I would get the powermatic 80 version. But I have been thinking for some time, and your video further convinced me. that the quartz would be the correct option when going for heritage in model. I am also looking forward to being able to purchase the 35mm versions of these watches that hopefully will be available soon, as the original '78 seastar was the same sizing.
Tissot prx quartz with a smooth second hand movement would have made it a more premium offering at a lower price, also eliminating the problem of the hand not falling on the marker perfectly. If timex can do it with Q chronograph, tissot can do too!
The PRX quartz is really nice and because of the dial looks even better than the automatic (that's maybe just me). Got me Oceanus s100 last week though, so the Tissot will have to wait.
Mr, I have been eyeing for Casio Oceanus for 2 years now since my currency is weak. What is your thoughts on Casio Oceanus? What do you think of the caseback using screws? Is it very good worthy of 500 dollars watch, sir?
Hi, I guess I'm fine with that. I won't need to open it for a long time as the watch is solar powered. The back is flat, you don't feel the screws. The s100 is solar powered and radio controlled, so you will not have to do anything with it, just grab and go. All titanium means ultra light. The looks are up to personal taste of course. I got it for 455 USD from a shop in Japan including international delivery.
I have the same feeling about the quartz version as it reminds me more 70s than its mechanical counterpart... the problem is I just dont like replacing batteries, but I understand the appealing of an era also deserves love from the watch entusiast, so I think you are right.
@@dant.6364 this is not really how it works. In general, if your automatic watch does well you DONT need to take it for service and while maybe cheap movements are not exactly something I would consider reliable, most expensive ones wont need that level of maintenance... but you are right: servicing a Rolex is way more expensive than swapping your Swatch battery which is free, by the way.
Quartz for me too. Simply reason is that I only wear my watch on weekends, so to adjust my automatic watch every weekend is no fun for me. Just "pick up and good to go" is the advantage of quartz in my opinion.
@Harry Balls I have read that powermatic 80s also are Lazer regulated,which makes it more expensive and troublesome to regularly maintain and repair.exept for that,it has. All the aspects of the base ETA 2824 movement plus an 80 hour movement,hence the H80 designation,too bad it's not the 2892 though
I just took the same decision and bought the quartz two days ago. I love it and it the only quartz watch in my collection. The price makes it even more enjoyable and will be doing a review soon.
I bought the green automatic a few weeks ago. I think it’s personal preference of what you’re looking for. I wanted the automatic watch because of the sweeping movement. I love it.
I have read thatThe powermatic is Lazer Regulated which means you have to send it to Tissot for regular maintenance and repair! I would choose the 35 millimeter blue sunburst quartz because it is a perfect Reissue of the Tissot Seastar from which it stems!
Couldn’t agree more Andrei. It’s a really cool little piece. I have the brushed silver & gold variant and now it’s getting colder where I am its getting a lot of wrist time. I’m thinking of putting a cyclops over the date, (a) to help my tired eyes and (b) as a personal nod to the Oysterquatz. Looking forward to the DS-2 review. I’m looking for a vintage DS-2 no date before this release pushes the prices up, and once the BNIB prices settle I’ll pick a new one too I think. 🤔
Hi there, just curious did you buy from a shop and how much? Live in Wellington and not sure where the best place to go for watches is. Am quite keen on this one (quartz). Any advice would be appreciated 👍.
@@mistakenot1706 Hi , i bought one from a trademe private sale about 2 years ago. I think he wanted $250? it was less than $300 nz. Not the exact same watch though.
I'd go for the quartz, but I wish they did a solar powered movement rather than battery; Citizen does this, their movement work spectacularly well and you never have to worry about a stupid battery running out of juice.
Seems to be mostly a Japanese thing. Citizen, Seiko, and Casio seem the only makers seriously dedicated to watches with a photovoltaic cell under the dial.
I'm more on the Quartz side with my watches, it's almost because the price and the practicality. My price limit is 1200$ for a watch. Like you, the PRX Quartz is the best choice to go. Nice video... I'm hyped for the two certina coming ;)
Your videos are always so well made and the drawings are beautiful! The PRX is awesome. Can’t understand the hate for quartz in the watch industry. It’s so silly. And just like you, I get annoyed with having to set the date all the time! I much prefer watches without the date window. Btw, you also inspired me to get the Vostok Amphibia, so thanks for that! :)
That's why for work I wear a BERING Solar 34440-702 10 ATM (100m WR), It is a Solar powered quartz, that lasts 10 months on a full sun charge. It has a butterfly clasp, and sapphire crystal. It has date window, that I never adjust, apart from recently as of February 28th fix to March 1st. It stays true to the time set, doesn't deviate manically. It gained 4 seconds in 7 months. Can hardly complain. Has a charcoal colored, off black dial, with 3 sumbdials, can be used as a chronometer. The seconds measuring hand is colored red. While the hour and minutes are silver, with lume set full length inside. Has non-rotating bezel as the bezel displays the hourly markings. It's a great looking watch, that I've received more positive feedback from the team of people, peers, and acquaintances. Goes well with a suit, without the "look he's trying to hard 'look'".
Automatic watches are like manual cars. Cool to collect, fun to drive, but I wouldn't use them as daily drivers especially in a city. In this day and age where everyone has atomic time synced on their apple watches/iphones, I don't want to be caught even a few minutes off using mechanical watches. I hate having to reference other time sources regularly to make sure my watch is still accurate - it takes authority and confidence away from the watch. The whole point of watches is to keep time, and to me a reliable and accurate watch makes me more punctual. Of course to some watches are simply jewelry, I have nothing to say about that. A perfect balance between smart watches which are accurate but requires constant charging and syncing with another device, and mechanical watches with it's cool factor but a relatively lack in reliability and durability is quartz. I love myself a quality stainless steel, saphire quartz.
Agree the Tissot prx quartz blue dial is better then the automatic in my opinion. The dial on the prx quartz brushed blue dial is killer and the no worry just wear it and go.
What is yr wrist size? 36mm looks well proportioned on yr wrist. Mine is approx 16.5cm, due to the integrated link, 40mm looks a bit large for my taste. I like more muted kind of navy dial, on this point, this dial seems to be ok.
Yeah, u got the point bro. I myself will go for the quartz one. But i hope Tissot will launch the bigger size one. The current one is quite small n it looks like a lady’s watch.
What do you think about the new prx launch. They are set to release a 35mm model which may have lug to lug of 45mm i guess. And it has new strap options.
i would want to buy an automatic version of the watch but my only concern is that some of the parts are plastic(the material isn't the issue) , i have heard that a lot of watch makers would give up servicing this watch and if you want it to get serviced , you might have to send the watch to tissot , where they might just replace the whole movement which is a big issue for me because i would want the movement to remain the same .
This is why you go into a retailers shop and grab one they have, thoroughly check the second hand ticking away and if its good ,then you buy it. I did so myself and i snagged a model that hits the markers bang on.
I don't think the servicing costs will make the automatic version worth it long term. One major reason I choose mechanical over quartz is that I intend on keeping my watches for life and pass them down to my kids. But I really don't see myself spending $200-$250 to service a PRX. And also, I have a feeling that within about 5 years this whole 70s design trend will have faded
We all have our own opinions. Some are based on our depth of knowledge or experience and some are based on plain bias,but bear in mind that watch bloggers may present their opinions as objective facts while in truth,they are only subjective opinions! Our job is to do as much true research as we can and form our own OPINIONS!
Honestly I wouldn’t pay more than $100 for a quartz watch, i’d rather head to Ali express to get a quartz homage like this. That said I really like the powermatic 80, and waffle dial, I wouldn’t mind spending a little extra on a movement like that even if it’s not technically 70s correct
I haven't tried a PRX on my wrist yet, but I did try on a Visodate years ago. I disliked the Visodate bc it sat awkwardly on my wrist due to the case back. I feel like the automatic version of the PRX will have the same issue with the displayed case back being taller than the quartz version. The green dial on the quartz looks much nicer than the green in the auto version too. I guess I just need to try one on.
I was wondering about the quality and finishing of modern Tissot quartz watches. I have a Tissot pr100 watch from 1998 and one Tissot pr100 from 2017. The one from 1998 has a screw down crown and caseback it has polished roman markers and a waffled dial. Inside it has a removable protective metal plate that sits between the caseback and the battery maybe against magnetism? The modern one has non of those features and a plastic movement holder. Point is that those 90's pr100's look like they are better build and far more expensive than the modern ones. Is it the same with the prx?
I don't get the point of automatics in 2022. Some people are luddites and prefer to crank their car over with a hand crank and still listen to vinyl. Apple gets it. Casio largely gets it. All my watches are quartz. Set and forget. No BS servicing of fussy mechanical movements. This is a lovely watch and yes the best decision for: More accurate Lower cost Thinner watch body No winding Set and forget
I think I ve made the same comment on the automatic prx video … :) the PRX pink logo imo looks like subaru’s STI logo :) i’d like to see in person this quartz version … ;)
Small English language point, "actual" doesn't mean current or contemporary. I think you meant contemporary or current. It's confusing because it does mean that in a number of European languages.
I actually prefer quartz myself, but I have sort of a rule that it needs to be solar powered. (Eco-drive or whatever the other equivalents are ...) I hate to deal with batteries in this day and age.
Is Tissot paying all these watch reviewers to push the prx as a directed social media campaign? This is the eleventh review I've seen posted in the last two weeks.
For this I'd go quartz because it's a trendy watch that's going to get dated & I'd not want to loose too much on it...tho it's too Genta for me tbh Good video as always, thank you 👍🏻👍🏻
@@davidcrandall4958of course. extremely at the moment. Watch Nico Leonard, Watchfinder among others joke about Rappers & Instagram driving watch sales and marketing to a whole new set of buyers - those seeking status symbols and icons rather than the traditional watch buying enthusiasts ,like you & me. So yes, Rolex are trendy 🤯👍🏻
привет я заметил, что ты читаешь комментарии и решил написать на русском, надеясь, что смогу передать эмоции. мне понравился обзор, и особенно понравилась музыка в видео в самом начале:) очень интересно узнать мнение по поводу иногда непопадающей секундной стрелки по меткам
I have the 35mm PRX quartz and it is a great watch. The size along with the quartz movement is basically a 1 to 1 of the original 70's version. It feels like a real piece of history on your wrist for a very small price!
True words Scott, I am as well a fan of the correct reissues, from the size perspective as well.
Just bought the 35mm quartz as a gift for my dad and he absolutely loves it. Only issue is that the second hands seems to be misalligned in places. It would infuriate me but my dad isn't really a watch guy and didn't care about it so he's happy!
I had the exact same sentiment about the PRX quartz as well. From a historical viewpoint the quartz model is actually the more historically accurate variant. The irony is that the seastar quartz was indicative to the quartz crisis Tissot faced during those times, but now the revival of the model is literally one of their best sellers and an anchor model within the latest line-up (as of 2022)
personally, I compared the quartz to the automatic in an authorized dealers stand. I left with the automatic, not because the quartz is subpar or not worth the money (it very, VERY much is worth the money) but because I have a preference for the waffled dial and the powermatic 80 movement. i think that for $650 it's a bargain for a swiss made watch with a finishing that rivals $1500 watches that have a movement with half the power reserve. Either way you go, either quartz or automatic, you'll have a great watch.
See I’m the opposite of you, I love the sunburst dial so I’m pretty glad Tissot has made the decision easy for me 😂👌
Its all about the waffle.
i like the waffle in black and sunburst in blue, but itd be stupid to buy both, gotta decide wether to save or to purchase rn
Same with my Tissot Gentleman. I opted for the Quartz as a daily practical option.
sry quartz watchs have no soul
❤❤❤i wore my prx in public yesterday-the coolest thing about this watch( attracted lots of attention )is that it has its own unique beauty !...doesnt look like a homage or a fake watch-i predict that these low prices of the prx line will skyrocket into the wonderful of vanity-and i am a proud owner of the quartz no worries excellance-a watch u can quickly grab and go out without the hassle of setting the time or adjusting-this watch will transform the efficiency of wearing an attractive lightweight thin timepiece !!
I would favour the quartz over the automatic in this case as it is closer in design to the original, is more convienient and accurate AND is a lot cheraper. I think it is a really cool piece, be interesting to see the updated dial colours.
I agree SJL
I don’t mind quartz watches if they’re done right. I have a Citizen quartz that hits all the tick marks, it’s a beautiful thing to see. And like you, I agree autos can’t compete with the quartz ‘grab and go’ functionality. I love mechanical watches but as I get older I can appreciate quartz for what they are and what they offer to me personally.
I would prefer having an automatic, but the quartz version is a more logical option because is almost the same for half the price. I really like waffle dials, but the white version with the brushed dial and the hands and markers in gold is so gorgeous for me and that dial is only available in quartz so it's pretty much a no brainier for me. But to be honest my favorite PRX of all is the new chrono in white, because it has those characteristics plus it's an automatic chrono.
The worst is, that they are not able to align the second hand to hit all 60 markers every time. That’s why I don’t want a Quartz with a big second hand.
Exactly what i always think of when i see it in videos.
which is why you buy it in the shop so you can check. my prx hits every marker perfectly.
Casio Duro
its annoying to see this. while its annoyingly not hit every markers and you see the word "swiss made". make me thinking "man,this is swiss made? casio can hit every markers,why not this? smh". to bad i really the quartz because i think it fits this style watch better. 70s style.
Why would anyone buy a flawed watch?
I would buy the quartz and remove the second hand. But I wouldn't buy an integrated bracelet watch so there's that. Excellent videography. Thanks
Thank you Brian!
I'm 60%/40% quartz over mechanical with my collection. I buy with bracelets but don't wear on bracelets yet (maybe one day). Anything on an integrated bracelet is a firm no. I remember my Dad having a Tissot (late 1960s) when I was a child so wanted one in my collection for sentimental reasons. He was a yachty so I expect his eventually suffered from the salt water. I bought the Gent XL Classic in quartz. Wanted something with the 'T' on the seconds hand. Also gives me one Swiss watch so they don't feel completely left out.
You can now get it on a leather strap.
I would agree, I always thought that if I was going to buy a PRX I would get the powermatic 80 version. But I have been thinking for some time, and your video further convinced me. that the quartz would be the correct option when going for heritage in model. I am also looking forward to being able to purchase the 35mm versions of these watches that hopefully will be available soon, as the original '78 seastar was the same sizing.
Agree 100% regarding rushing out of the house and not wanting to set the time/ date etc.
Tissot prx quartz with a smooth second hand movement would have made it a more premium offering at a lower price, also eliminating the problem of the hand not falling on the marker perfectly. If timex can do it with Q chronograph, tissot can do too!
Is it a problem in all models? Because in the video you can see that it fits perfectly
@@PABLOTORRES-gc6ey its a roulette. Some fall perfectly some don't!
The PRX quartz is really nice and because of the dial looks even better than the automatic (that's maybe just me). Got me Oceanus s100 last week though, so the Tissot will have to wait.
Mr, I have been eyeing for Casio Oceanus for 2 years now since my currency is weak. What is your thoughts on Casio Oceanus? What do you think of the caseback using screws? Is it very good worthy of 500 dollars watch, sir?
Hi, I guess I'm fine with that. I won't need to open it for a long time as the watch is solar powered. The back is flat, you don't feel the screws.
The s100 is solar powered and radio controlled, so you will not have to do anything with it, just grab and go. All titanium means ultra light. The looks are up to personal taste of course. I got it for 455 USD from a shop in Japan including international delivery.
I have the same feeling about the quartz version as it reminds me more 70s than its mechanical counterpart... the problem is I just dont like replacing batteries, but I understand the appealing of an era also deserves love from the watch entusiast, so I think you are right.
The problem with automatics is the need to service them every 5 years at $300 a pop. I’d much rather replace a battery myself every 3 years for $15.
@@dant.6364 this is not really how it works. In general, if your automatic watch does well you DONT need to take it for service and while maybe cheap movements are not exactly something I would consider reliable, most expensive ones wont need that level of maintenance... but you are right: servicing a Rolex is way more expensive than swapping your Swatch battery which is free, by the way.
Quartz for me too. Simply reason is that I only wear my watch on weekends, so to adjust my automatic watch every weekend is no fun for me. Just "pick up and good to go" is the advantage of quartz in my opinion.
“When I’m in a rush I find myself grabbing a quarts watch” man that was relatable asf
So true, the very reasons I purchased the blue quartz variant last year here in Australia.
Absolutely loving my Tissot PRX blue quartz !!!
nah automatic
@Harry Balls I have read that powermatic 80s also are Lazer regulated,which makes it more expensive and troublesome to regularly maintain and repair.exept for that,it has. All the aspects of the base ETA 2824 movement plus an 80 hour movement,hence the H80 designation,too bad it's not the 2892 though
Please stop altering my posts! Thank you!
The quartz is stunning I have that exact one myself looking forward to the new colours.
I just took the same decision and bought the quartz two days ago. I love it and it the only quartz watch in my collection. The price makes it even more enjoyable and will be doing a review soon.
For this watch quartz feel right. Keeps with the 70s feel. Although the auto dial looks better
I have the blue automatic Version, it was no easy choice, but that clous der Paris dial got me.
quartz dial FTW -- gorgeous little piece
Can't wait for these Certina beauties review...
I got the silver dial quartz version of the PRX because of the Oysterquartz vibe.
I bought the green automatic a few weeks ago. I think it’s personal preference of what you’re looking for. I wanted the automatic watch because of the sweeping movement. I love it.
If you want real sweeping, look no further than a Grand Seiko's spring drive movement!
@@bren.r well GS wouldn't be at this price point
@@mpoerot8013... Right 😒🙄
Awesome video as usual Andrei along with your brilliant sketches! One of my favourite watch reviewers for sure!!
All the best
I have read thatThe powermatic is Lazer Regulated which means you have to send it to Tissot for regular maintenance and repair! I would choose the 35 millimeter blue sunburst quartz because it is a perfect Reissue of the Tissot Seastar from which it stems!
I picked that one up too! 35 is the perfect size for the PRX as it actually wears much closer to 36/37mm, it's a handsome watch.
Couldn’t agree more Andrei. It’s a really cool little piece.
I have the brushed silver & gold variant and now it’s getting colder where I am its getting a lot of wrist time.
I’m thinking of putting a cyclops over the date, (a) to help my tired eyes and (b) as a personal nod to the Oysterquatz.
Looking forward to the DS-2 review. I’m looking for a vintage DS-2 no date before this release pushes the prices up, and once the BNIB prices settle I’ll pick a new one too I think. 🤔
Hi bro! Love this quartz, practical & robust without the anxiety that comes with wearing an expensive automatic. Love from New Zealand ;D
Greetings from EU :)
Hi there, just curious did you buy from a shop and how much? Live in Wellington and not sure where the best place to go for watches is. Am quite keen on this one (quartz). Any advice would be appreciated 👍.
@@mistakenot1706 Hi , i bought one from a trademe private sale about 2 years ago. I think he wanted $250? it was less than $300 nz. Not the exact same watch though.
@@NzLand3r thanks for the reply. Looked up the retail price...think I'll wait for a sale.
I picked the quartz because I like the smooth dial more than the waffle, if they had the smooth dial in auto, I would've gotten that instead
Couldn't agree more.
i have the powermatic 80 in both blue and black, just wish the white dial doesn't come with gold accent.
I'd go for the quartz, but I wish they did a solar powered movement rather than battery; Citizen does this, their movement work spectacularly well and you never have to worry about a stupid battery running out of juice.
Seems to be mostly a Japanese thing. Citizen, Seiko, and Casio seem the only makers seriously dedicated to watches with a photovoltaic cell under the dial.
I'm more on the Quartz side with my watches, it's almost because the price and the practicality. My price limit is 1200$ for a watch.
Like you, the PRX Quartz is the best choice to go.
Nice video... I'm hyped for the two certina coming ;)
Your videos are always so well made and the drawings are beautiful!
The PRX is awesome. Can’t understand the hate for quartz in the watch industry. It’s so silly. And just like you, I get annoyed with having to set the date all the time! I much prefer watches without the date window.
Btw, you also inspired me to get the Vostok Amphibia, so thanks for that! :)
Haha great catch! The amphibia is very cool indeed, I enjoy mine :)
just bought a prx automatic love it
That's why for work I wear a BERING Solar 34440-702 10 ATM (100m WR), It is a Solar powered quartz, that lasts 10 months on a full sun charge. It has a butterfly clasp, and sapphire crystal. It has date window, that I never adjust, apart from recently as of February 28th fix to March 1st. It stays true to the time set, doesn't deviate manically. It gained 4 seconds in 7 months. Can hardly complain. Has a charcoal colored, off black dial, with 3 sumbdials, can be used as a chronometer. The seconds measuring hand is colored red. While the hour and minutes are silver, with lume set full length inside. Has non-rotating bezel as the bezel displays the hourly markings. It's a great looking watch, that I've received more positive feedback from the team of people, peers, and acquaintances. Goes well with a suit, without the "look he's trying to hard 'look'".
I’m convinced, you’re absolutely right.
Automatic watches are like manual cars. Cool to collect, fun to drive, but I wouldn't use them as daily drivers especially in a city. In this day and age where everyone has atomic time synced on their apple watches/iphones, I don't want to be caught even a few minutes off using mechanical watches. I hate having to reference other time sources regularly to make sure my watch is still accurate - it takes authority and confidence away from the watch. The whole point of watches is to keep time, and to me a reliable and accurate watch makes me more punctual. Of course to some watches are simply jewelry, I have nothing to say about that. A perfect balance between smart watches which are accurate but requires constant charging and syncing with another device, and mechanical watches with it's cool factor but a relatively lack in reliability and durability is quartz. I love myself a quality stainless steel, saphire quartz.
Agree the Tissot prx quartz blue dial is better then the automatic in my opinion. The dial on the prx quartz brushed blue dial is killer and the no worry just wear it and go.
What is yr wrist size? 36mm looks well proportioned on yr wrist. Mine is approx 16.5cm, due to the integrated link, 40mm looks a bit large for my taste.
I like more muted kind of navy dial, on this point, this dial seems to be ok.
17 cm in circumference , 7 inch
Nice Video...I prefer the PRX Quarz with the green dial 👍
Yeah, u got the point bro. I myself will go for the quartz one. But i hope Tissot will launch the bigger size one. The current one is quite small n it looks like a lady’s watch.
What do you think about the new prx launch. They are set to release a 35mm model which may have lug to lug of 45mm i guess. And it has new strap options.
I’m the same way. I can’t be bothered to set that date. I have several time only watches and quartz.
Why don’t they offer a quartz PRX without a second hand? Just with hour and minute hands? Then I wouldn’t mind getting a quartz.
Good point
A second hand is very practical
You can take out the second hand on this variant.
@@Psysso how? Not from factory!
@@PatricksFinanzen ofc not you have to take it to a watch repair shop and they do it for 10 bucks.
I want to get the 35mm Gold version, it will fit and look good on me better than the others
I want the 40 mm gold version :D
superb video quality and macro shots!
may i ask, what is the e-reader model? thank you.
Thank you! that's the remakable 2
For Rolex,The styles that "sell" are the same styles that sold more than 50 or 60 years ago!
i would want to buy an automatic version of the watch but my only concern is that some of the parts are plastic(the material isn't the issue) , i have heard that a lot of watch makers would give up servicing this watch and if you want it to get serviced , you might have to send the watch to tissot , where they might just replace the whole movement which is a big issue for me because i would want the movement to remain the same .
Looking forward to both of the Certinas in the end of this video 😇🙌
buffering :D
Damn, the second hand on yours is literally the best I've ever seen. I'm hesitant because it's off in every other video, sometimes WAY off.
This is why you go into a retailers shop and grab one they have, thoroughly check the second hand ticking away and if its good ,then you buy it. I did so myself and i snagged a model that hits the markers bang on.
I don't think the servicing costs will make the automatic version worth it long term. One major reason I choose mechanical over quartz is that I intend on keeping my watches for life and pass them down to my kids. But I really don't see myself spending $200-$250 to service a PRX. And also, I have a feeling that within about 5 years this whole 70s design trend will have faded
Yup, I think auto is more sustainable in time
@@BraveBeaters it is if you're willing to pay, but I'm saying that I wouldn't spend money to service a watch that cost $650.
@@stephen9609...And that's every time that it needs to be serviced 😐
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Yes, bud, watching the vids on 75" 4k TV - very nice!
Hope you're right about the 36mm - Might grab one of those.
Have the blue quartz. Love it
Just saw that there would be a CHRONO version coming out in june/july! Time and tide just announced it! :))
great video. thanks for the insight
My wrist is 16,9/17 cm should I wait for a new smaller version or it is too small 35 mm I can't decide.
I got the same wrist size. I would definitely go with the 40mm
I was thinking about getting this watch, but after all I kinda hate fixed bracelets. I think I prefer the gentleman or the tradition
tissot PRX my preference
Quartz is simply superior in every way besides the fetishism for complicated mechanisms.
better in every way ?? try mental health therapy my friend or take the red pill
@@bradstill7414 he trying to justify his purchase decision 😂😂😂
Read a book!
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What is acceptable for the second hand dial? Mine is moving around +2.5 seconds a day. Is this Oke?
for quartz per day? I think it is a bit too much. if it is automatic si amazing :D
Great video brother and thanks for sharing your thoughts on the new Omega releases!
I'd still get the automatic, that waffle dial in the automatic is something...
Honestly I wouldn’t pay more than $100 for a quartz watch, i’d rather head to Ali express to get a quartz homage like this. That said I really like the powermatic 80, and waffle dial, I wouldn’t mind spending a little extra on a movement like that even if it’s not technically 70s correct
Read A book!
can you find any homages similar to this
Great video! Amazing visuals! What camera are you using??
I haven't tried a PRX on my wrist yet, but I did try on a Visodate years ago. I disliked the Visodate bc it sat awkwardly on my wrist due to the case back. I feel like the automatic version of the PRX will have the same issue with the displayed case back being taller than the quartz version. The green dial on the quartz looks much nicer than the green in the auto version too. I guess I just need to try one on.
A quartz movement is more in line with the overall design of the PRX model, in my opinion. You've just said the same, as well.
Great quality video! Very nice...
Thank you Mitchell :)
I have the real 78 quartz Tissot Seastar that the PRX is based on! I think I will just hold on to that!
How do you like this compared to the gentleman quartz?
I was wondering about the quality and finishing of modern Tissot quartz watches. I have a Tissot pr100 watch from 1998 and one Tissot pr100 from 2017. The one from 1998 has a screw down crown and caseback it has polished roman markers and a waffled dial. Inside it has a removable protective metal plate that sits between the caseback and the battery maybe against magnetism? The modern one has non of those features and a plastic movement holder. Point is that those 90's pr100's look like they are better build and far more expensive than the modern ones. Is it the same with the prx?
I don't get the point of automatics in 2022. Some people are luddites and prefer to crank their car over with a hand crank and still listen to vinyl. Apple gets it. Casio largely gets it.
All my watches are quartz. Set and forget. No BS servicing of fussy mechanical movements.
This is a lovely watch and yes the best decision for:
More accurate
Lower cost
Thinner watch body
No winding
Set and forget
Those people are called enthusiasts and collectors!
I love my Quartz.
0:25 what is the watch in the left?
Longines Spirit :)
I think I ve made the same comment on the automatic prx video … :) the PRX pink logo imo looks like subaru’s STI logo :) i’d like to see in person this quartz version … ;)
Every watch collection needs at least 1 quartz IMHO :)
Agree!
I would like the quartz version but there's no waffle dial option unlike the automatic...
Some Tissot quartz watches use ETA PreciDrive movements. Supposedly accurate to +-10 seconds a year. Not sure about these.
I'm not either,I've heard both stories!
What do you think the PRX Chronograph?
It’s automatic he will not make a video about it 😂😂
i went quartz white and gold, second hand as value option
I want the ice blue 35mm. But will probably not but it. Why? Second hand not hitting the markers. That's why I sold a previous Tissot watch I owned
i was going to purchase a high end automatic omega-rolex-patek-for an everyday everywhere watch--'BUT THEN I SAW THE PRX QUARTZ :) '....xoxoxoxo
lolol!
Small English language point, "actual" doesn't mean current or contemporary. I think you meant contemporary or current. It's confusing because it does mean that in a number of European languages.
most likely ;)
$375 Com on man! Are you kidding me? A steal!
does all prx watches have blue lumen?
I actually prefer quartz myself, but I have sort of a rule that it needs to be solar powered. (Eco-drive or whatever the other equivalents are ...) I hate to deal with batteries in this day and age.
Wrist size? Ty 4 video
Quartz like the original
Is Tissot paying all these watch reviewers to push the prx as a directed social media campaign? This is the eleventh review I've seen posted in the last two weeks.
don't think so
@@BraveBeaters Must be the new watch in town. TY
I have a 70’s Tissot Seastar and it’s and automatic. I don’t see a valid reason for buying the quartz version besides the price.
your the best!!!
music at 21 seconds?
The reason I pick the Quartz is because all my watches were automatic.
The quartz PRX the best beater.
For this I'd go quartz because it's a trendy watch that's going to get dated & I'd not want to loose too much on it...tho it's too Genta for me tbh
Good video as always, thank you 👍🏻👍🏻
It's a reissue of the 1978 Tissot Seastar!
@@davidcrandall4958 exactly!
@@davidcrandall4958 yes, absolutely there's a Rolex bubble that didn't exist 20 years ago....as is the current trend of Genta inspired pieces.
@@davidcrandall4958of course. extremely at the moment. Watch Nico Leonard, Watchfinder among others joke about Rappers & Instagram driving watch sales and marketing to a whole new set of buyers - those seeking status symbols and icons rather than the traditional watch buying enthusiasts ,like you & me.
So yes, Rolex are trendy 🤯👍🏻
@@stevefox8605 Interesting!
Putting Deposit down on PRX Crono Panda .
not a bad choice. however be aware by the fact that the case will have 42 mm in diameter and at least 13 mm in thickness due to the thick movement
Its not abot how precise is watch but how valuable is watch on re sale. Automatic watch will be always more valuable on second hand market.
Quartz dial it's not even close as good looking as the automatic. And also weight is more attractive on the 80. For me it's easy an choice🙏
привет
я заметил, что ты читаешь комментарии и решил написать на русском, надеясь, что смогу передать эмоции.
мне понравился обзор, и особенно понравилась музыка в видео в самом начале:)
очень интересно узнать мнение по поводу иногда непопадающей секундной стрелки по меткам