Why are there no decent reviews of the Tissot T-Sport V8 Automatic Chrono? It seems to be one of the most budget Swiss automatic chronos I can find and yet I can find no detailed reviews of it.
You need something to push the very center of the date button, like a needle. It should push quite easily with a nice click. I've owned this watch for a few years and really like it. It's not a Rolex or Omega, but the movement is solid and all the pushers work well.
Looks like a medium on my wrist. I had a Rolex GMT 1998 & that too looked small on my wrist & is was up to the max on the links nearly had to go custom link strap
It's not about the cost. Two sub-dials create a more symmetrical balance and stability in that awesome 45mm case, that make it feel more appealing. Although the beauty is subjective, the human eye is always seeking order and stability in images.Check for example Omega's Speedmaster Two Counters variety. The lack of one counter doesn't make them cheaper.
Wait so the crown doesn't lock so that means if you bump it while wearing it then it will adjust time? Or that just means it doesn't screw down to lock. I would think a non locking crown wouldnt be very good since it could just change time bumping it
I think it doesn't lock as in:it isn't a screw-down crown like a diver. It's like a regular watch, winds when it isn't pulled and the hands move when you pull the crown.
Why are there no decent reviews of the Tissot T-Sport V8 Automatic Chrono? It seems to be one of the most budget Swiss automatic chronos I can find and yet I can find no detailed reviews of it.
Also been looking for that, still nothing
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I can't set the date. Can you make a video for clarification?
I have the pvd with carbon fiber dial. I love it. But it IS big. However, classy.
What is the lug to lug?
does it have 80 hours power reserve ? It beats at 28,800 though..
So how do you set the date using that left side ??
I can’t find any info on it and my manual from the box does not mention it !!!
You need something to push the very center of the date button, like a needle. It should push quite easily with a nice click. I've owned this watch for a few years and really like it. It's not a Rolex or Omega, but the movement is solid and all the pushers work well.
With a 8.25 "/21.5cm wrist its not looking huge! Love it.
Your wrist is big.
great review
beautiful watch but slightly too big for my 6 1/2 wrist.
Looks like a medium on my wrist. I had a Rolex GMT 1998 & that too looked small on my wrist & is was up to the max on the links nearly had to go custom link strap
I wonder why they aren’t using the 3rd sub dial for the valjoux 7753 movement. Strange. Maybe helps keep cost down?
It's not about the cost. Two sub-dials create a more symmetrical balance and stability in that awesome 45mm case, that make it feel more appealing. Although the beauty is subjective, the human eye is always seeking order and stability in images.Check for example Omega's Speedmaster Two Counters variety. The lack of one counter doesn't make them cheaper.
Can you swim with the leather band or is there another band for purchase
A rubber Oyster bracelet would be our go to choice, some great brands include Everest, Rubber B, and there are more out there.
Wait so the crown doesn't lock so that means if you bump it while wearing it then it will adjust time? Or that just means it doesn't screw down to lock. I would think a non locking crown wouldnt be very good since it could just change time bumping it
I think it doesn't lock as in:it isn't a screw-down crown like a diver. It's like a regular watch, winds when it isn't pulled and the hands move when you pull the crown.
Is 42MM the case.
The case is 45mm. 42mm is the case of the quartz movement version and the previous automatic version (with caliber 7750).