It has become my every day watch. So comfortable to wear it. It has a precise accuracy. I have measured it in 62 seconds slow in 16 days. That is less than -4 seconds/day.
I’m especially drawn to watches that take inspiration from the designs of the 1930’s and 1940’s. These are simply fantastic! Thank you for taking the time to feature them. Well done 🥃
This is a very well executed watch and one that I will definitely going to try. If I had to nitpick I'd say that a manual wind movement would make this watch even more perfect.
That salmon dial is gorgeous. Swatch group is killing it lately...so many great releases from Longines, Tissot, Certina, Hamilton...they keep taking away from my Omega budget 🤣
@@BraveBeatersagreed. I love Omega but i think they should focus on consolidating and upgrading their collections rather than trying to ride the Rolex upmarketing trend- imagine them upgrading the bracelets to the aqua terra and smp and slimming down the cases like they did with the speedy: they’d be the indisputable kings of the segment
I just purchased the anthracite dial about a month ago and I absolutely love it. It has become my favorite daily wear watch. I hardly know that it is on my wrist.
My comment won’t be about the watches, they look great. But I rather wanted to comment about the professionalism of your reviews. You obviously spend quite some time on them, and it shows. You’re a master at photography. The way you play with lights is astonishing. Great job and keep it up! 👍
Nice one! Absolutely beautiful, these. Especially the salmon. I'm so glad they used the good ol' 2824. It just shows what that movement does for thickness and price (or lack of both!). That said, I think they're too big. Obviously, 39mm is not 'too big,' but for these I think 35-37mm would have made them very different and unusual on the market. More vintage sizing would have made them a 'must buy' rather than one Tissot amongst many micro brand retros. But at least they're not 42mm!
I dig the Salmon and don't have a Salmon dial in my collection. The raised numerals makes all the difference in elevating the look and feel of the dial from too simplistic to having that POP.
Thank you for calling it a field watch. It's so obviously a field watch inspired modern watch, even if a little bigger than the originals. The Salmon one is perfection imo.
Excellent review. Both watches look lovely, the salmon dial just wins it for me, which will be my next buy. One of your previous reviews actually helped me decide on my last purchase, the Certina DS-2, with red dial, which I absolutely love.
Tissot, Citizen and of course Longines have stepped up their game recently. The one thing Swatch group needs to improve is their marketing strategy. If you compare the marketing campaigns of Tudor with Longines you can see how good Tudor is in marketing their products. Longines has consistently put out bangers recently but their marketing could use a bit of work.
Very, very good price for a watch oozing heritage, especially as great dressy timepieces for under $1000 are very few and far between. As always your videomaking skills slay! PS: definitely worthy of better straps!
Hahah! honestly I watch a lot of cinematic documentaries and I try explore that area with wristwatches. It feels I am on the right track! Thank you very much! ❤️
I’m about to purchase my first automatic, and I’ve chosen this particular model. However I can’t decide between the two color options, as they are both incredible
Impatiently waiting on an anthracite face Tissot - I like the salmon but I have a thing for Seikos which have so many compelling subtly reflective colored faces. Therefore the darker one becomes my first Swiss, which can dress up or dress down.
Nice video production as always, the watch is a great homage to the first field watches. But the specs are quite low to the current offer from the market. So nice design but 800USD for COSC certifications, with 38 power reserve and no lumen. If you want a watch with design heritage look s nice but a proper field watch I wold see some Citizen titanium (9000 series) or Seiko Alpinist
Agree, they have for sure competition. But the Alpinist series, I think currently is more expensive than $800. (As recommemded price) thank you very much :)
Tissot Hamilton and Certina are doing all the right things at the moment 👌🏼 if only Omega could do the same 🤦🏻♂️ they need to facelift the SMP and Planet Ocean while learning how to make a bezel action feel in line with their prices 🤦🏻♂️ Omega doesn’t even realise a Aqua Terra with a normal clasp containing a micro adjustment would be a massive improvement 🤦🏻♂️.
Salut Andrei! Super ceas, super review-uri. Mă interesează acest ceas ca și singurul ceas mecanic pe care să-l dețin, pe care să-l alternez cu smartwatchul Apple Watch, în varianta gray dial, care nu e atat de pretențioasă și merge cu mai multe ținute. Crezi ca va intra la vreo reducere de preț de black friday sau de sărbători, la Albini Prassa store, anul ăsta, sau nu, pt ca e un model nou și deja are un preț bun în magazinul lor? La cat mai multe recenzii de calitate, Mr!
Interesting that Tissot have decided to mount again 2824 instead Powermatic 80. Making a research on website, looks like this COSC 2824 is not fitted with Nivachron espiral...
Every time I see these all I see is the text of chronometere not fitting the the rest of the design. It's a shame as other than that it's a strong piece.
Too many polished surfaces makes it too reflective in the sunlight. Lack of screw down crown and less than 100 m of water resistance makes it a no go for a field watch. So close Tissot. Beautiful watch, perfectly proportioned. So close.
I used to think the same about the cosc… until I got some in my collection. Is something secsi in having a damn precise watch nomatter how u wear it and reassuring to know is stable. But is just a thing there with no practical real life advantage if u have more than couple of watches as you won’t get to wear it daily and take advantage of not having to adjust every so often … is just like wearing a 1000m proof watch while you are brushing your teeth :) but we WIS dig these things
True. I have at least 8 watches in my collection. Not including a couple of digital watches. So each of my watches gets worn maybe 2 days a week- at most. So the movement accuracy is not my top priority. It's nice to have, but not necessary. I would prefer a longer power reserve. Unless I wind my watches every night, I end up having to adjust the time anyways.
If only Tissot release these in smaller sizes like between 35 to 37mm. These are still too big!! They could even do the smaller sizes as handwind versions, still COSC please. The smaller version of the small seconds should be at 37mm and also be a central seconds instead, and that would appeal to enthusiasts looking for an alternative to the Tudor Tuxedo or the UG Polerouter for the looks.
They just dropped this in blue with a cream dial. Stunner
I have one of those... I love it!!! Worth every penny!
It has become my every day watch. So comfortable to wear it. It has a precise accuracy. I have measured it in 62 seconds slow in 16 days. That is less than -4 seconds/day.
I’m especially drawn to watches that take inspiration from the designs of the 1930’s and 1940’s. These are simply fantastic! Thank you for taking the time to feature them. Well done 🥃
You deserve 1M subs, beautiful production and review
Thank you! :)
It's great to see Tissot going upscale. They have really interesting designs, and they always punch above the price point in terms of quality.
I agree!
The perfect watch without complications for days you want in the same way.
Spot on! :)
This is a very well executed watch and one that I will definitely going to try. If I had to nitpick I'd say that a manual wind movement would make this watch even more perfect.
That salmon dial is gorgeous. Swatch group is killing it lately...so many great releases from Longines, Tissot, Certina, Hamilton...they keep taking away from my Omega budget 🤣
Hahah! Funny! The sad part is that Omega is increasing proportionally with the amount you save for one. I wonder when they stop.
@@BraveBeatersagreed. I love Omega but i think they should focus on consolidating and upgrading their collections rather than trying to ride the Rolex upmarketing trend- imagine them upgrading the bracelets to the aqua terra and smp and slimming down the cases like they did with the speedy: they’d be the indisputable kings of the segment
I agree. The Swatch group is killing it. All the recent releases from Tissot and Longines have been well thought out and executed to perfection.
Omega is part of Swatch group is well though )))
Amen!
It’s cause of you I bought this watch - thank you!
Salmon dial is nice but vintage logo is real cherry on the cake
True words, it blends very well with the design of the watch.
Always appreciate your reviews and production quality.
Thank you very much, David! :)
I just purchased the anthracite dial about a month ago and I absolutely love it. It has become my favorite daily wear watch. I hardly know that it is on my wrist.
Stunning watch.
But what me really impressed is the quality and style of your videos.
👌🙌
Thank you very much! ❤️
The Gentleman, PRX, Sideral and now this. Tissot is going all out!
It feels like it, Tissot brings out the big guns lately :)
My comment won’t be about the watches, they look great. But I rather wanted to comment about the professionalism of your reviews. You obviously spend quite some time on them, and it shows. You’re a master at photography. The way you play with lights is astonishing. Great job and keep it up! 👍
Il miglior canale di orologi oggi per cura delle presentazioni e qualità di immagini dedicando tempo a orologi di tutte le fasce di prezzo complimenti
Grazie Mille! ❤️ I appreciate your words!
Nice one! Absolutely beautiful, these. Especially the salmon. I'm so glad they used the good ol' 2824. It just shows what that movement does for thickness and price (or lack of both!). That said, I think they're too big. Obviously, 39mm is not 'too big,' but for these I think 35-37mm would have made them very different and unusual on the market. More vintage sizing would have made them a 'must buy' rather than one Tissot amongst many micro brand retros. But at least they're not 42mm!
Agree, beying all dial, almost, they look bigger.
I dig the Salmon and don't have a Salmon dial in my collection. The raised numerals makes all the difference in elevating the look and feel of the dial from too simplistic to having that POP.
Finally! I can BUY a Tissot ❤ a PROPER MOVEMENT 👌
❤
Very tempting. I have a 40mm Visodate automatic, this gives me similar vibes. Great review
I'm almost sold on the salmon dial after watching this. The quality of your video is exceptional!
Thank you for calling it a field watch. It's so obviously a field watch inspired modern watch, even if a little bigger than the originals. The Salmon one is perfection imo.
Excellent review. Both watches look lovely, the salmon dial just wins it for me, which will be my next buy. One of your previous reviews actually helped me decide on my last purchase, the Certina DS-2, with red dial, which I absolutely love.
Tissot, Citizen and of course Longines have stepped up their game recently. The one thing Swatch group needs to improve is their marketing strategy. If you compare the marketing campaigns of Tudor with Longines you can see how good Tudor is in marketing their products. Longines has consistently put out bangers recently but their marketing could use a bit of work.
Thanks for the review, great video. This watch is intemporel and very reliable for a reasonable price....
The salmon dial is really nice, great review as usual 👍🏻
Thank you! :) agreed, the Salmon version feels more appealing.
NWA 😊 I bought the Tissot 1938 with salmon dial yesterday and it is gorgeous. Best regards Oni
Congrats! Hope you enjoy it :)
@@BraveBeaters it will be my wedding watch in a few days. 😁👍
Great structure in your reviews and spot on content provided, well done!👏
Great editing! Great review 👍 very interesting watch I may have to buy
Thank you! :)
The salmon dial version is gorgeous and could easy work as my wedding watch. 😊
Haha, very true! :)
GREAT WATCH
Great watches! I've seen these at my AD and they look really great. For sure something to consider if you want a great field watch, cosc certified.
Why you dnt pick that? Any specific reason?
@@preethamshyam7 only because I had already bought other stuff, but it's on my wishlist for next purchases maybe next year
Such a pity that the small seconds version is not available everywhere :(
Very, very good price for a watch oozing heritage, especially as great dressy timepieces for under $1000 are very few and far between. As always your videomaking skills slay!
PS: definitely worthy of better straps!
Thank you very much! I totally agree, the design screams for better straps :D
Your videos are so well made, they are like little movies. Watch is nice as well 😅
Hahah! honestly I watch a lot of cinematic documentaries and I try explore that area with wristwatches. It feels I am on the right track! Thank you very much! ❤️
@@BraveBeatersyou are on the right track! Keep going! ;) we’ll tag along
Well done. This is a very good review. 🥂
Cheers!
I own the salmon dial and it is quite a stunner
nice video...if its accuracy is really a cosc, then this watch is a great value for money.
Can’t wait to see the 50 BB line up!
Buffering :D
I’m about to purchase my first automatic, and I’ve chosen this particular model. However I can’t decide between the two color options, as they are both incredible
Albini Prassa rulz! 👍🏻
All the time :)
❤❤
Great to see a 2824 instead of Powermatic 80! Lack of lume is an odd choice for a field watch though.
Impatiently waiting on an anthracite face Tissot - I like the salmon but I have a thing for Seikos which have so many compelling subtly reflective colored faces. Therefore the darker one becomes my first Swiss, which can dress up or dress down.
I’ll take this over a PRX any day if the week.
Interesting COSC cerified watch with a prerfect size at a reasonanble price. ! What´s the downside ?
Very nice video, thank you. This watch is great, but too big for me as a time only watch. 36mm, please!
Thank you! They will probably make a smaller version as well. :)
I love it… i bought the salmon dial… its Great
Congratulations! Hope you enjoy it! :)
I just ordered the black dial I just wished it had lume it would of been perfect
Real beauty! But why without cathedral style hands?
Not sure. I think they borrowed some Tissot hands from a representative watch from the era.
@@BraveBeaters i guess - you're right. But I'm a fan of cathedral style hands. ;) Best regards!
Those are nice!
Very very nice!
Are rose gold dial and salmon dial same ?
Does somebody know the name of the Longines in the first minute?
Very creative ! I’ll get two !! 😂
Nice video production as always, the watch is a great homage to the first field watches. But the specs are quite low to the current offer from the market. So nice design but 800USD for COSC certifications, with 38 power reserve and no lumen. If you want a watch with design heritage look s nice but a proper field watch I wold see some Citizen titanium (9000 series) or Seiko Alpinist
Agree, they have for sure competition. But the Alpinist series, I think currently is more expensive than $800. (As recommemded price) thank you very much :)
This would look great in 36mm.
I agree.
hi, i'm from india.
can you do a hmt watch review.
Tissot Hamilton and Certina are doing all the right things at the moment 👌🏼 if only Omega could do the same 🤦🏻♂️ they need to facelift the SMP and Planet Ocean while learning how to make a bezel action feel in line with their prices 🤦🏻♂️ Omega doesn’t even realise a Aqua Terra with a normal clasp containing a micro adjustment would be a massive improvement 🤦🏻♂️.
Damn.. please, I just got a PRX, I really don't need any more watches. Under 1K for a COCS watch. I also like the case and crown. Def salmon dial.
The game, sadly says, buy more, optimize and buy more! 🤣 Enjoy thst beautiful PRX! I got an alternative for it for the next episode :)
I really like the salmon dial.
Salut Andrei! Super ceas, super review-uri. Mă interesează acest ceas ca și singurul ceas mecanic pe care să-l dețin, pe care să-l alternez cu smartwatchul Apple Watch, în varianta gray dial, care nu e atat de pretențioasă și merge cu mai multe ținute. Crezi ca va intra la vreo reducere de preț de black friday sau de sărbători, la Albini Prassa store, anul ăsta, sau nu, pt ca e un model nou și deja are un preț bun în magazinul lor?
La cat mai multe recenzii de calitate, Mr!
Salut, Multumesc mult! :) posibil sa organizeze ceva de black friday, da. (anul trecut a fost fix in ultima vineri din nov) asa cum ar trebui sa fie.
Amazing watches. Frankly looks more like a release from Longines than from Tissot. Salmon dial for me.
Interesting that Tissot have decided to mount again 2824 instead Powermatic 80. Making a research on website, looks like this COSC 2824 is not fitted with Nivachron espiral...
Whats thag
anthracite version has more depth and details..... very nice!
Not bad indeed, but no lume no deal. Thanks
Looks very nice but not sure I would pay $1,300 for this especially on a $50 strap. Anyway AR on the outside rules me out.
Why is your channel called Brave Beaters?
I really like both…. Salmón will be the One because i allready hace the Hamilton Murph.
I'd buy if they came in 36mm
Really torn between both colours.
yes its a good price for cosc. i wouldnt mind having the salmon dial
haha! great choice!
great watch, no need for overpriced omega watches when you have this
Every time I see these all I see is the text of chronometere not fitting the the rest of the design. It's a shame as other than that it's a strong piece.
I think it works with the dial.
I can't believe Tissot put it out with that spelling mistake on the dial. QC must be worse than I thought.
Chronometre? It's in french :)
@@BraveBeaters Sacre bleu!
lol.
They should have been 36-37 and manual
Too many polished surfaces makes it too reflective in the sunlight. Lack of screw down crown and less than 100 m of water resistance makes it a no go for a field watch. So close Tissot. Beautiful watch, perfectly proportioned. So close.
It’s a dress watch?
I see no value in COSC certification. Apart of that, simple and handsome piece.
In a way, It's refreshing to know you get a guaranteed accurate watch.
I used to think the same about the cosc… until I got some in my collection. Is something secsi in having a damn precise watch nomatter how u wear it and reassuring to know is stable. But is just a thing there with no practical real life advantage if u have more than couple of watches as you won’t get to wear it daily and take advantage of not having to adjust every so often … is just like wearing a 1000m proof watch while you are brushing your teeth :) but we WIS dig these things
True. I have at least 8 watches in my collection. Not including a couple of digital watches. So each of my watches gets worn maybe 2 days a week- at most. So the movement accuracy is not my top priority. It's nice to have, but not necessary. I would prefer a longer power reserve. Unless I wind my watches every night, I end up having to adjust the time anyways.
If only Tissot release these in smaller sizes like between 35 to 37mm. These are still too big!! They could even do the smaller sizes as handwind versions, still COSC please. The smaller version of the small seconds should be at 37mm and also be a central seconds instead, and that would appeal to enthusiasts looking for an alternative to the Tudor Tuxedo or the UG Polerouter for the looks.
Great value or not, at that price they could have given you real leather straps. 🤦🏻♂️
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eterna 1948 homage?
Can be :)