I just got the green version and it is beautiful. The green is dark, elegant and understated. The watch is really versatile and the size is perfect…for me
Same for me ! love the green dial lots , BlackFriday deal made it a must buy ! Got the opaline dial one too, superb too, even has an 18k gold bezel, extra superb !
Like the new grey dial, but not necessarily the cross hair. Just proper sun burst like it is on the blue dial would have done it for me. Intresting that the quartz version is now available in Titanium and on a Titanium bracelet. Would love to see that with the Powermatic as well. Think the grey dial would complement the colour of the Titanium nicely.
I just bought the green dial variant and absolutely LOVE it! Teddy is the reason I started looking into Tissot in the first place for an affordable, but still good-quality, Swiss watch.
I tried the blue, the green and the light turquoise. Fell for the green though. The feel is special, and i love the crosshair. It fills the watch with a slight original touch. I wanted the blue in the beginning, but the green seems warmer. To fill my gap of a blue dial, i'll go for the Seiko alipinist in blue, which i love so much also.
I have two of these, the blue and the silver, they both run at under +/- a second a day, but after 10 to 14 days is within a second or two of true time. Absolutely love them, especially the silver dial. Gorgeous and accurate.
Ever since the first Gentlemens got released, I swore I'd get one if they ever came out with an anthracite dial. When I fist saw pictures of the watch in the color I wanted I wasn't sure about the crosshair but I pulled the trigger anyway. Now that I have it in my hands, I can safely say that the thing is gorgeous and I actually really love the crosshair.
@@jimmski9908 It's nice looking and comfortable, but it's doesn't allow any adjustment without adding/removing links. I fluctuate in size a lot during a year, so for me the lack of easy micro adjustment is a negative.
@@jonathanlin6750 I like to think the crosshair is a reference to a tennis court, football field, card games table, classic table tennis, etc. You may see the crosshair in other watches with "sector" dials, but I think this not the case for the Tissot Gentleman Green.
Got this watch (Blue Dial) and I like it, nice watch. However at 7.25 inches I do not have a small wrist. Measured the case at 40.5mm and an end to end lug length at 48.5mm , so this watch most certainly wears bigger than a 40mm watch. Just some real truth from a watch owner, not a salesman, so be careful that this watch is not too big for your wrist.
I feel like the green and silver cross look beautiful the way they laid this out. I've never been a fan of the "T" on the end of the second hand. I'm glad they left it off.....The best looking watch they've done!
An interesting review Teddy, great photography as usual. Tissot was arguably the brand that got me introduced to the known Swiss and mechanical watches. I still have them and to date I have never had any desire to sell one as they occupy different parts of my collection. The new dial colours work well with the applied markers as well. Although I'm not currently in the market for a sport/dress watch at the moment I might just have to pop into the AD when I'm in the area to have a look at both dial variants. Going by my record there is a chance that I might just walk out of the AD with a new member of my collection. During said visit to the AD I'd also want to look at the reworked Visodate you reviewed some time back to compare it on the wrist with my old (current?) model. So many watches yet so little time. I'm sure that's a quote from someone I have no idea who but it's ringing true..
Love Tissot. And, I must admit that your prices on your website are surprisingly on point, even considering the CAD exchange rates. And, btw, I like the camera work in your videos. Thanks for sharing.
Not gonna lie that is one of the better green dials I have seen (after going down a green dial rabbit hole for a bit). I wanna be a Tissot fan but there always seems to be at least one deal breaker on each model. There really is no perfect watch.
The Tissot Gentleman with the silver or blue dial is my dream watch. It’s beautiful. I’d probably buy it with the bracelet and then find straps for it and switch it around. Looks amazing.
Green has the upper hand with stainless steel bracelet. Exceptionally fresh and distinctive to brag about your timepiece. But if you intend to switch it to strap occasionally then the grey has more versatility and future proof throw in too.
I actually went in to a Tissot store to purchase it only to realise that the 40mm size is far too big for me. That weird cross at the centre dial does not help either. Wish they had a 38mm version.
same. i though my next watch would be tissot, until i tried it on my wrist. their automatic watches definitely have the worst size proposition for medium wrist guy.
@@muhammadfaiz4726 unfortunately a huge chunk of Tissot products are designed for casual watch buyers instead of enthusiasts. Huge case sizes and some weird design choices. Let’s hope they change because they are so close to perfection.
I seem to have the opposite taste to most people here. I prefer the cross they added. I think it adds another dimension and makes the watch more interesting to look at. now it remains to be seen whether it will be a green or blue one fore me. thank you for the nice reviews you post for us
Green is the new blue for 2021. Top notch review as always Teddy! The last 2 watches I bought have been green dial sporty dress watches. A far cry from the almost countless blue dial dive watches I bought last yeah haha!-)
I hate it when people refer to watches as "beginner swiss watches" lol I think this watch stands on its own against a lot of way meow expensive watches...I really hate the words "entry" or "gateway" in reference to watches. They aren't training wheels, they're designs
I think this will be a perfect partner to accompany my Tissot Seastar 1000. Can't wait for this piece to be available in my country. Always a great video, man! Big fan from Indonesia.
Really doubting between the green beauty or just stick to the Gentleman “old” dial in black because it’s so beautiful and an all-rounder. What would you guys suggest? And does Tissot do Black Friday sales?
I’ve been enjoying my Blue dial Gentleman since Dec 2019. I had no idea how horrible the bracelet was until I saw you video today. I find it to be quite comfortable.
I’m a big fan of Tissot, Right now I own a Seastar 1000 powermatic 80 sunburst blue dial I do love it I get compliments on it all the time. Now I am looking for a Green dial .. although I already own a tissot I’m still Seriously looking to buy either the gentleman Green dial or prx Green dial. I’m just having trouble picking which to go with … or do I save up a bit more for a longines / Oris / rado. I don’t know. I love them all.
I love my green dial. Tag Heuer came out 2 years ago with a gray dial, it didn't sell so, it's gone. My green dial Tissot shares wrist time with my blue Tag.
Nice piece a watch you can actually wear and build up patina without caring so much as you go along. I’d go for the leather strap personally as this bracelet has no easy adjustment. The killer is the movement. It’s highly accurate and high tech for your modest bucks. Nice kick about everyday wearer that won’t break the bank. Green doesn’t do it for me personally which is why I went with the black dial a while ago.
You've really put this watch in my head. Possibly because you've featured it 3 times I think :) I'm still on the fence whether I need to indulge myself with another watch...
Love the watch and the movement. Am I the only one waiting for a 36mm version? Like the PRX, they both wear big and as much I want either/or, the size is stopping me. The dial, movement and case are looking amazing though…
I have the blue model and love it. And wonder if I shall get some other color as well. I agree about the bracelet. It's a bit complicated and lacks micro adjustment. I actually would like a jubilee style bracelet! But I have never seen a 21mm jubilee bracelet.
It's handsome. But I already have a handsome greenie. An observatuion with green: it's a hard colour to match well, and it took me a while to realize my green fume dial is probably that colour to make colour matching with leather straps easier.
couldve done with out the cross hair tbh. thats the biggest turn off for me. i already have a blue dial powermatic 80 and i changed the bracelet to a jubilee one. even though the jubilee has hollow end links, it just feels right and more comfortable than the bracelet it came with not to mention looks better imo.
bought this green dial version but already have the silver dial prx quartz ...i bought because i really liked the green and those big hour markers....but it,s only 2 days since i bought this green Gentleman and i already got my silver prx quartz back on coz it makes me smile more then i look down at it.......Don,t know why it just does not do anything for me...doesnt make me smile when i look at it....it should though because it has all that i want..including that p80 silicon spring...maybe its the white text on the dial and the cross hairs that throws me off...i think the silver dial will be better for me in the Gentleman
Teddy, What would you suggest on wearing watches and how well they fit around your wrist. For me i really like watches to be somewhat loose but not to loose.. What would you suggest in this situation?
Does the cross hair have any particular purpose? Also, how often does a brand, or in this particular case Tissot, launch a new design for their collection? I mean, is it fair to say that the cross hair would be this slight update in contrast with the plain black, silver, blue dials of the Gentleman? I am actually interested in buying my first Swiss watch, and I love the blue dial, but I was wondering about buying the watch in the next couple of months or if I should wait for Tissot to launch whatever new design for the Gentleman collection. I would appreciate your opinions!
Teddy, when will do you a review of the Gentleman with the gold bezel? That version of the watch has a different case, dial, and feels like a different watch in many ways. I love mine!
Hi great review! Are you planning to do a review of the new Tissot PRX automatic? Also would you advise the PRX auto over a Frederique Constant Highlife?
Is this Tissot Gentleman better than the Longines Conquest Automatic 39mm or at least comparable to it? I have been wondering between those two watches for quite some time now. The Longines is a bit more expensive. They seem very close quality wise and both movements provide around 80 hours power reserve.
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I just got the green version and it is beautiful. The green is dark, elegant and understated. The watch is really versatile and the size is perfect…for me
Same for me ! love the green dial lots , BlackFriday deal made it a must buy ! Got the opaline dial one too, superb too, even has an 18k gold bezel, extra superb !
What do you think of the bracelet?
@@jimmski9908 it's great. the watch case, however, tends to get scratched
If they use titanium, is it still easy scrach ?
Is the cross hairs cool?
The green dial is to die for... it screams luxury and sophistication!
I remember my father in law wore a gold Tissot 40 years ago. I always admired it. His watch is vintage now.
It's true that 2021 was the year of green dials, but I prefer the grey dial here! It looks very elegant.
Like the new grey dial, but not necessarily the cross hair. Just proper sun burst like it is on the blue dial would have done it for me. Intresting that the quartz version is now available in Titanium and on a Titanium bracelet. Would love to see that with the Powermatic as well.
Think the grey dial would complement the colour of the Titanium nicely.
I've just bought the titanium grey dial quartz version, really happy with it!
Definitely could've done without the cross hair
I just purchased the green one for my birthday love it !.....
Great looking watches! The green one is giving me Omega Seamaster Aqua Terra vibes.
I just bought the green dial variant and absolutely LOVE it! Teddy is the reason I started looking into Tissot in the first place for an affordable, but still good-quality, Swiss watch.
What do you think of the bracelet?
I have the blue and still think its the best one.
I have the blue as well, but feel I should've gotten the blue one with Gold hands, indicies, cross, bezel. It costs more, but is more easily readable.
Agreed
@Prof. George C. Grasser Poor you, what a first world problem.
Me too. I have the blue .. super happy..
I tried the blue, the green and the light turquoise. Fell for the green though. The feel is special, and i love the crosshair. It fills the watch with a slight original touch. I wanted the blue in the beginning, but the green seems warmer. To fill my gap of a blue dial, i'll go for the Seiko alipinist in blue, which i love so much also.
I have two of these, the blue and the silver, they both run at under +/- a second a day, but after 10 to 14 days is within a second or two of true time. Absolutely love them, especially the silver dial. Gorgeous and accurate.
Which from these do u like more ?
@ the blue dial.
Ever since the first Gentlemens got released, I swore I'd get one if they ever came out with an anthracite dial. When I fist saw pictures of the watch in the color I wanted I wasn't sure about the crosshair but I pulled the trigger anyway. Now that I have it in my hands, I can safely say that the thing is gorgeous and I actually really love the crosshair.
What do you think of the bracelet?
@@jimmski9908 It's nice looking and comfortable, but it's doesn't allow any adjustment without adding/removing links. I fluctuate in size a lot during a year, so for me the lack of easy micro adjustment is a negative.
Do you know what’s the deal with the cross hair? Is it merely aesthetics?
How does the crosshair come into play? Because imo it just seems like a distraction/novelty
@@jonathanlin6750 I like to think the crosshair is a reference to a tennis court, football field, card games table, classic table tennis, etc. You may see the crosshair in other watches with "sector" dials, but I think this not the case for the Tissot Gentleman Green.
That charcoal dial looks very nice. I love Tissot watches.
Been waiting a year for a Helm but I think this green dial piece just came out of know here and won me over big time.
I really like the gray/charcoal one. I just wish it didn't have that crosshair going across the dial. I definitely prefer the gentleman without it.
Same I’m not a big fan of cross hair dials at all
My thoughts exactly
Agreed
If they were to release a smaller version of this watch, I'd buy it in a heartbeat (and I'm sure many others would too).
it doesn't look big on any wrist. Go try it.
You should check out the Traska Commuter, 36 mm. I was too small for me, if you are looking for a smaller watch it's definitely worth a look.
Got this watch (Blue Dial) and I like it, nice watch. However at 7.25 inches I do not have a small wrist. Measured the case at 40.5mm and an end to end lug length at 48.5mm , so this watch most certainly wears bigger than a 40mm watch. Just some real truth from a watch owner, not a salesman, so be careful that this watch is not too big for your wrist.
I feel like the green and silver cross look beautiful the way they laid this out. I've never been a fan of the "T" on the end of the second hand. I'm glad they left it off.....The best looking watch they've done!
Lost me at 21mm lugs. I don’t do odd lug watches. Why these still exist confounds me to no end. ✌️
An interesting review Teddy, great photography as usual. Tissot was arguably the brand that got me introduced to the known Swiss and mechanical watches. I still have them and to date I have never had any desire to sell one as they occupy different parts of my collection. The new dial colours work well with the applied markers as well. Although I'm not currently in the market for a sport/dress watch at the moment I might just have to pop into the AD when I'm in the area to have a look at both dial variants. Going by my record there is a chance that I might just walk out of the AD with a new member of my collection. During said visit to the AD I'd also want to look at the reworked Visodate you reviewed some time back to compare it on the wrist with my old (current?) model. So many watches yet so little time. I'm sure that's a quote from someone I have no idea who but it's ringing true..
Love Tissot. And, I must admit that your prices on your website are surprisingly on point, even considering the CAD exchange rates.
And, btw, I like the camera work in your videos. Thanks for sharing.
Not gonna lie that is one of the better green dials I have seen (after going down a green dial rabbit hole for a bit). I wanna be a Tissot fan but there always seems to be at least one deal breaker on each model. There really is no perfect watch.
I hope they release a smaller version one day (36-38mm) for people with smaller wrists.
The Tissot Gentleman with the silver or blue dial is my dream watch. It’s beautiful. I’d probably buy it with the bracelet and then find straps for it and switch it around. Looks amazing.
Green has the upper hand with stainless steel bracelet. Exceptionally fresh and distinctive to brag about your timepiece. But if you intend to switch it to strap occasionally then the grey has more versatility and future proof throw in too.
I actually went in to a Tissot store to purchase it only to realise that the 40mm size is far too big for me. That weird cross at the centre dial does not help either.
Wish they had a 38mm version.
same. i though my next watch would be tissot, until i tried it on my wrist. their automatic watches definitely have the worst size proposition for medium wrist guy.
@@muhammadfaiz4726 unfortunately a huge chunk of Tissot products are designed for casual watch buyers instead of enthusiasts. Huge case sizes and some weird design choices. Let’s hope they change because they are so close to perfection.
What's your wrist size?
Love the variety of watches and price ranges you review.
I seem to have the opposite taste to most people here. I prefer the cross they added.
I think it adds another dimension and makes the watch more interesting to look at.
now it remains to be seen whether it will be a green or blue one fore me.
thank you for the nice reviews you post for us
Which one did you get ?
@@abdulrahmanassous2873 hi, i went with the blue, really nice watch
I’d rather have micro adjust bracelets as these almost always leave me in between. But I do love this green dial. 🤤
Good job on the photography, especially these wristshots which you have been using lately, which help show how the watch really looks.
It reminds me of a Datejust. Beautiful.
Looks nothing like a datejust. What is it with you Rolex fan boys trying to justify your overpriced watches?
@@garyboyle695 Someone needs a sandwich.
Green is the new blue for 2021. Top notch review as always Teddy! The last 2 watches I bought have been green dial sporty dress watches. A far cry from the almost countless blue dial dive watches I bought last yeah haha!-)
I had to get the green dial after watching this video . What an amazing watch.
another review video! hope you're doing great, teddy!
Thank you, you too!
I'd be down if it was 37mm, a better clasp, and 20mm lug width. Basically they neede to make a Tissot Sarb.
That sounds good! Those specs, with the same look it already possesses would be a winner.
38 mm
I hate it when people refer to watches as "beginner swiss watches" lol I think this watch stands on its own against a lot of way meow expensive watches...I really hate the words "entry" or "gateway" in reference to watches. They aren't training wheels, they're designs
These are beautiful. I have the original Gentleman and it is easily my main daily wearer.
I think this will be a perfect partner to accompany my Tissot Seastar 1000. Can't wait for this piece to be available in my country.
Always a great video, man! Big fan from Indonesia.
Big fan of these new colours!
they need a Gentleman COSC edition! and TISSOT if you are reading this, please get rid of the 3rd index and shift the date window flush right!
Thanks Teddy... greatly appreciate the video. I'm the guy hitting u up on iG about this video. Great stuff sir. Thanks again. I love Tissot
Really doubting between the green beauty or just stick to the Gentleman “old” dial in black because it’s so beautiful and an all-rounder.
What would you guys suggest? And does Tissot do Black Friday sales?
Picked up the Green and love it!
I officially have both and as much as I love the green, the grey one has a little bit of an upper edge
I’ve been enjoying my Blue dial Gentleman since Dec 2019. I had no idea how horrible the bracelet was until I saw you video today. I find it to be quite comfortable.
Another excellent video watch review, as always. Helped confirm this watch is what I was looking for in a green dial automatic.
I’m a big fan of Tissot, Right now I own a Seastar 1000 powermatic 80 sunburst blue dial I do love it I get compliments on it all the time.
Now I am looking for a Green dial .. although I already own a tissot I’m still Seriously looking to buy either the gentleman Green dial or prx Green dial. I’m just having trouble picking which to go with … or do I save up a bit more for a longines / Oris / rado. I don’t know. I love them all.
I like all these green dials. Another one that would be worth a review is the Union Glashütte Noramis Date.
I love my green dial. Tag Heuer came out 2 years ago with a gray dial, it didn't sell so, it's gone. My green dial Tissot shares wrist time with my blue Tag.
I want the one without the cross line above, i think it can be more beautiful.
When is the prx 80 automatic getting reviewed Teddy?
Nice piece a watch you can actually wear and build up patina without caring so much as you go along. I’d go for the leather strap personally as this bracelet has no easy adjustment. The killer is the movement. It’s highly accurate and high tech for your modest bucks. Nice kick about everyday wearer that won’t break the bank. Green doesn’t do it for me personally which is why I went with the black dial a while ago.
Green dail stunning
If this comes with a threaded crown, I'll pull the trigger in a heart beat
A fraction of the Rolex OP. I have just bought this watch. It is very nice and elegant.
You've really put this watch in my head. Possibly because you've featured it 3 times I think :) I'm still on the fence whether I need to indulge myself with another watch...
Love the watch and the movement. Am I the only one waiting for a 36mm version? Like the PRX, they both wear big and as much I want either/or, the size is stopping me. The dial, movement and case are looking amazing though…
It's a watch for men.
@@maitrehg with big wrists...
@@grahamlawton6250 real men. Not effeminate sub-men.
@@maitrehg So you're one of those? great to know.
@@grahamlawton6250 What kind of men wear girls' size watches?
That green dial is superb.
The retro Tissot logo would look nice on these 😀
Great video! I wonder if they will ever release in non-sunburst finishes, like eggshell, ivory, white, blue, black etc.! That would be nice !
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외모, 가격 두마리 토끼를 잘 잡았지.
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Interesting. I was immediately taken by the green dial, but it looks like the majority favor the charcoal.
Yeah I'm loving that green!
Green is very in lately. That crosshair design though kind of ruins it.
It does.
I'm glad about the crosshairs. They just saved me $1500+ :)
Personally I love the cross hairs, which takes the look from bland to interesting for me
Great news, like the grey one 👍
Grey dial is next level !!
I just got one in green dial version. Happy me ⌚😊
I'm excited for your review of the automatic PRX!
I own a blue dial gentleman powermatic. I love the green dial though. I’m hoping the PRX automatic gets released in the green dial.
I really like the looks of these
if only would had 38 or 36 mm would be the perfect watch ever 😍
Definitely. I have a silver one and the 40mm is on the verge of too big. Makes it feel sportier though, but 38 would be even more versatile.
For the ladies ?
@@maitrehg are you done?
@@grahamlawton6250 a real man never goes below 40mm
@@maitrehg 🤦🏼♂️
Tissot made a copy of Baume et Mercier clifton
I have the blue model and love it. And wonder if I shall get some other color as well. I agree about the bracelet. It's a bit complicated and lacks micro adjustment.
I actually would like a jubilee style bracelet! But I have never seen a 21mm jubilee bracelet.
Loving my green dial Traska Summiteer!
I just purchased the green face model I absolutely love it 😁 great video 😉
It's handsome. But I already have a handsome greenie. An observatuion with green: it's a hard colour to match well, and it took me a while to realize my green fume dial is probably that colour to make colour matching with leather straps easier.
Great video, Teddy. Please could you do a video for the best straps/watches for hot weather?
I prefer Tissot powermatic 80 in this price range, as it is in my opinion cleaner and more refined piece, however, the gray one is really nice.
What are you talking about dude ? That the movement's name.
Yeah sorry I meant Tissot Gentleman Automatic, it has similar sort of feel, got carried away :)
couldve done with out the cross hair tbh. thats the biggest turn off for me. i already have a blue dial powermatic 80 and i changed the bracelet to a jubilee one. even though the jubilee has hollow end links, it just feels right and more comfortable than the bracelet it came with not to mention looks better imo.
Very impressive dial execution, especially considering the price.
bought this green dial version but already have the silver dial prx quartz ...i bought because i really liked the green and those big hour markers....but it,s only 2 days since i bought this green Gentleman and i already got my silver prx quartz back on coz it makes me smile more then i look down at it.......Don,t know why it just does not do anything for me...doesnt make me smile when i look at it....it should though because it has all that i want..including that p80 silicon spring...maybe its the white text on the dial and the cross hairs that throws me off...i think the silver dial will be better for me in the Gentleman
Teddy,
What would you suggest on wearing watches and how well they fit around your wrist. For me i really like watches to be somewhat loose but not to loose.. What would you suggest in this situation?
Whats with the cross thing on the watchface in these 2 new colors
Being a push/pull crown, would this be appropriate for swimming?
They should make a gilt dial version.
I wish they made this style watch in a smaller case without the date.
Does the cross hair have any particular purpose? Also, how often does a brand, or in this particular case Tissot, launch a new design for their collection? I mean, is it fair to say that the cross hair would be this slight update in contrast with the plain black, silver, blue dials of the Gentleman? I am actually interested in buying my first Swiss watch, and I love the blue dial, but I was wondering about buying the watch in the next couple of months or if I should wait for Tissot to launch whatever new design for the Gentleman collection. I would appreciate your opinions!
Disappointed to see that this has the same useless butterfly clasp as the PRX. It doesn't give you any adjustment options.
i like this watch, thank for ur review
Really like the green! I think red dial would also look good on this
Cherry and turquoise would smash it.
Teddy, when will do you a review of the Gentleman with the gold bezel? That version of the watch has a different case, dial, and feels like a different watch in many ways. I love mine!
Definitely Aqua Terra-esque and very affordable.
if it only were 38 mm, instant buy...
36-37mm ..
Hi Teddy,
I wonder whether the movement could be regulated manually? 🤔
Best regards,
Claus
Hi great review! Are you planning to do a review of the new Tissot PRX automatic? Also would you advise the PRX auto over a Frederique Constant Highlife?
Green is the new blue.
Grey all the way
The Tissot gentleman is a fabulous watch with a rdiculous lug to lug that ruins it. If only it was 36mm
Is this Tissot Gentleman better than the Longines Conquest Automatic 39mm or at least comparable to it? I have been wondering between those two watches for quite some time now. The Longines is a bit more expensive. They seem very close quality wise and both movements provide around 80 hours power reserve.
I got the Tissot because I liked the design better (didnt like the 12 and 6 on the Longines)