Tissot Gentleman, great dress watch
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- Big thanks to Ben for sharing this killer affordable dress watch.
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A very beautiful piece. Even more stunning when you see the actual watch physically. It is definitely a stunner. I just purchased the Rose Gold with silver dial, stainless steel bracelet. Very handsome piece. It grows on me everyday. Highly recommended.
Gorgeous Tissot Watch...THANKS for sharing Rob👍🏽
That is such a nice, beautiful, elegant, classic watch. The gold bezel complements it just perfectly. Great!
This may become my first real gold watch. Perfect dress or casual watch.
Beautifully done well built Swiss timepiece at a bargain price. The Gentleman can be a solid addition to a young collector . Myself I just ordered the Blue Dial /Powermatic 80 for a straight bargain but it’s worth every dollar. Definitely one of best budget dress/casual Swiss Autos other then the Hamilton Intra-Matic & Tissot Visodate. Good on Tissot for creating simple but beautiful entry level auto & Quartz dress watches.
Thanks for vid Double R !
Was thinking about this watch, then your review popped up. Thanks Rob.
Tissot makes such great pieces. Mostly underrated because of the affordable price.
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Good review. Tissot and Hamilton have great, dependable, accurate, easy to have serviced movements. And a dizzying number of options to choose from. I enjoy my Tissot Powermatic 80 Chronometer and my HKF.
I remember the first time I saw a Tissot watch my father in law wore one in the 70s. I like this watch.
Truly stunning watch. I would totally rock that. And the pricing is great also.
My Certina PH200M with Powermatic 80 is consistently running as a Master Chronometer and better at -0 to +1.3 spd. Averages +0.7 spd (24 hours). Almost two weeks has passed since I started monitoring/testing and it’s still within those specs above.
I’m highly impressed with my example.
Also, Silicium is a great material and is being used by a few luxury makers.
Been looking into the gentleman powermatic80 series, but not found anything that sold me, but THIS! WOW!
Holy jebus! That’s a stunning watch!
I have the normal blue dial of the Gentleman Silicium, and it has absolutely become my main daily watch. It is extremely accurate too. Runs at less than -1 sec/day for months on end and is still running on Monday when I switch to a weekend watch.
Lovely. Really lovely piece.
Beautiful watch and a great release from Tissot. They need to release it in a 36mm too.
Geleman powermatic 80 silicium collection just needs COSC certified and it'll be perfection!
Most of these Powermatic 80s run within COSC parameters.
Dear tissot, that is not a reference number. That is an IP address.
Omega, oris, you two ain't of the hook either.
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Very handsome watch & excellence review. I am buying this. Thanks for the informative review.
Finally, a Tissot I really like.
yeah especially that 21mm lug width, great!
Beautiful watch.
That's a great looking watch, though I'm a sucker for crosshairs!
I like it a lot prob because it reminds me of my full titanium seiko sarx055
Nice looking watch.
They are 1500 now. I am getting the leather version and ordering the metal bracelet separate. The all steel is nice too. I go for the 2 tone automatic
FYI Rob. Au is the symbol for gold on the Periodic Table of Elements (reach back to chemistry in HS, you've seen it before). Au750 (0.750 fine) is another way of indicating 75% gold content. 100% (0.9999 fine) is 24k gold, so 75%
of 24k is the widely used 18k gold.
I like Au then, Au is good.
wow! really gold bezel! kinda fancy! rolex watch out
Really taking aim at Seiko here. And hitting.
Sweet watch!
Rob what camera are you using? It zooms in and out very nicely. Tnx
Despite the size, it has a very retro look to it. The Powermatic 80 is an awesome movement. Love picking up my LeLocle after 2 days and see it still running. No split rear exhibition case back on this one. But still the traditional rotor design. Nice review sir.
Very very nice watch 👍👍👍
Rob.. did you do your own accuracy check on wrist? Plus 10secs is dissapointing
I loved thes Waches...
My watch in
Tissot PRC 100 titanium
Rare watch
damn, I'm waiting for the Tissot Powermatic 1853 white dial which I bought from Jomashop at $542.00 it's definitely a return to get this one.. of course it's like $358.00 more I wish I knew about this one before I got the white dial..talking about buyer's remorse.
Silicium is a different spelling for "Silizium", i.e. the German word for silicon.
Actually Silizium is a German spelling of Latin word Silicium.
Surely the deployant clasp should be 18k gold plated as well, if I am not mistaken it looks stainless.
Reminds me a lot of the Hamilton Khaki King. I guess that makes sense.
I just wish Tissot would just use the virgin eta 2824 movement with 28.8k beat
Silicium is an original name for silicon. Pronounce it as sili-sium.
Nice, thanks. Still don’t think I can say it right though. Lol
Even without being on the wrist, that clasp is a PITA to close. Plus, it is way off center of the wrist when worn. Why they don't use a similar clasp as their brother Omega uses is beyond reason. Reason, not dollars, Francs or Euros. Beautiful watch and nice review.
Cant decide this or black dial
For those of you who like the watch, but want brushing, the newer versions have a nice mix of brushed and polished surfaces, The dial no longer has the cross marks either
@prep7 Thanks prep7, I didn't realize that these are both being offered at the same time. 21mm... thanks Tissot!
First Tissot ive liked
Very nice......
Great watch for the money. Shame that the text is so large on the display, if only Tissot could reduce the size a little as the text is too dominant at the moment.
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When I look at that watch, I think, is that bezel a full thickness "solid gold" bezel that would weigh probably 3-5 grams and be worth around a couple hundred bucks? or is the bezel essentially capping the case shape, and mostly hollow, making it a "gold cap" and worth about 40 bucks and maybe 1 gram. I think that's part of the perceived value of this watch.
replying to myself, just found out there's a certificate in the box that states it's 5.5 grams. That makes it a much better deal than the other powermatics. Cool watch!
When you change the time over Zero o clock does the date change instantly or does it take longer
It changes instantly
Anybody knows why the gold gents are twice the price of the regular? I mean there is only 5,5 grams of gold on it?
This looks lot like the watch Teddy B. Had on his video this AM.. Like both
That looks like a great value < $1k. A little too big for me personally but otherwise like that a lot.
mfmf100 would it fit on a 6.5 wrist?
First! Nice Tissot
I'm torn between a steel tissot gentleman or a hamilton intramatic with the silver dial. Anybody have any input. I really like both styles.
They both wear different. The Tissot feels and looks heftier due to the wider lugs and larger watch. The intramatic felt more dressy, lighter, more refined. I just couldn't get over not having a second hand on the Hamilton.
@@michaelriera6277 Yeah, I'm not sure how I feel about the lack of the seconds hand. Part of me really loves the minimalist aspect of it, and part of me feels like it's just missing something.
Aint going to buy it they increased the value
How much
The name looks like the word “problematic” at first but at second glance I realized it says “powermatic” Beautiful watch nonetheless.
Make it 38mm ;)
next....longine ..please
Is this solid 18k gold? Or just gold plated? Hard to believe at the price point.
It's solid 18k gold according to the specs. Yes, it looks to be a good deal.
What's the lug to lug you didn't say?
Check at 47-49 seconds, I always state the lug to lug
Actually, it's the French word for Silicone. Watchmaking and French and all that ...
fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Silicium
Is the powermatic movement serviceable?
Yes completely serviceable by any capable watchmaker.
No, you have to throw it in the garbage and buy a new one.
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make it 38 for me.
Imagine this one with T Tissot on top (like the used to do way back when) and just Automatique
on the bottom line....... then, and ONLY then, i would buy one in every color, it would be awsome.
Why do they feel the urge to advertising on the dial...? all that stuff to the back and away with the 1853 under Tissot. Or, is it the swatch group not wanting Tissot to shine too much? Come on you Swiss, more shine, less cheese
+10 seconds is quite a lot. Can we regulate the watch particularly for a Powermatic 80 movement?
Yes the watch is fully serviceable. I have one of the earlier powermatic 80 movements and it was serviced by my watchmaker after I dropped the watch on a marble floor.
@@michaelriera6277 but I did not ask about servicing. I asked about regulation.
@@imranchowdhury4972 yes it can be regulated. The movement does not have a traditional regulating screw, so more difficult for an amateur watch tinkerer. A professional watchmaker can regulate the movement. My watchmaker who serviced my powermatic 80 movement is www.shamifinewatchmaking.com they are in NJ, but I'm sure any reputable watchmaker should do the same. You can of course just send the watch back to Tissot (Swatch Group) if regulation is needed.
@@michaelriera6277 thank you for suggesting a watchmaker who can regulate the movement. Yes I agree regulating this Powermatic 80 movement is bit difficult compared the traditional movement. That is why I am asking your watchmaker to give me details how to do this. If you kindly ask them to reply me would be nice. Since I live in Bangladesh, it is not possible for me to be there. But if they explain in details then I can get it done through my regular watchmaker.
@@imranchowdhury4972 would this be your first mechanical watch? I only ask because for a mechanical watch 10 second deviation is quite good and we'll within normal tolerance. If you are seeking greater accuracy then perhaps a quartz movement is the way to go. Personally I would not be open the case back to tinker with a mechanical movement as you may end up doing more harm than good...just me.
Is jomashop trustable? I want to get one sliver dial
Very trustable grey market vendor. I have bought Tissot’s from them in the past. You just don’t get a factory warranty.
I got one from them. Will review in a few weeks. The stainless steel one. Love it. Full day at top 12 and date on bottom at 6.
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If only it was chronometer certified
SI means Seiko industries dude! 😜 lol.. Jk.. Nice watch
the watch is beautiful, it would have been much more interesting with a gold rotor too
Wow yeah that would have been smart
is it waterproof at 100 meters ?
Horizontal and vertical lines traced the dial - spoil the whole aesthetic IMHO. Also I think, "Champaigne" colour of the dial would skyrocketing the model.
Wonderful. This Tissot >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>all microbrands
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Am I the only one who sees the misaligned crosshair not lining up perfectly with the indices.
The closest shots are from 2:30 to 3:35. I looked very close and I don't see that at these angles. The crosshairs go right through the indices if you notice. So its virtually impossible to misaligned them as their aligned at a microscopic level in the factory. But I did find an Eye Lash inside a Seiko I bought a year ago😁
great looking watch but +10 secs/day is too much ..
Bit too big to be a genuine dress watch at 40mm. If they did this in 34-38mm it would be perfect.
The cross hairline is absolutely distracting. It’s very difficult to read your second hand. That’s the only gripe but not a deal breaker though.
Rob - I like your channel very much but can never hear you.
You are only one saying that. I record clear audio then boost it to 137%. I can clearly be heard……
Except this movement is unrepairable on the PM80, the wheel and bridge are made of plastic and can’t be repaired ... otherwise pretty cool :)
Completely incorrect. This is misinformation that has been circulating since the powermatic movements were introduced along with the Swatch system non serviceable movements. The powermatic movements can be completely serviced. Any watchmaker half his worth can work on these ETA modified movements. Please reach out to your watchmaker for detaild.
Michael Riera okay tell that to the master watchmaker from swatch group who took it apart and told me so :p .... but I guess you know better because you bought a PM80 and wanna defend it ;)
@@VinceDae yes I did buy a PM80. The watch was dropped on a marble floor and stopped working. Since Swatch would not cover the damage under warranty (2 years) I had my local watch maker service, fix, regulate the watch. It works like new and running better than before (it always ran a little fast). My watchmaker is in NJ, www.shamifinewatchmaking.com and he is ETA certified as most reputable watchmakers. I don't believe there is anything unique about my watchmaker's ability. If in doubt please ask your local watchmaker for his thoughts, experience with the serviceability of this movement. You may be pleasantly surprised.
Michael Riera what does that have to do with anything, first of - ETA could have just replaced the movement entirely ... secondly, the parts that was damaged could be something else than the wheel and anchor ? ... also, I have a watchmaker on my bankroll, so I really don’t have to go very far to hear the same as the swatch guy said when I was visiting ETA in Switzerland :)
@@VinceDae ok. Was just sharing my experience. Take care.
Absolute scratch magnet
press fit caseback..No thanks