This thing is so fucking badass. Tissot rules lately. I get why some folks experience the various prx variants as wearing too large with the way the lugs and the bracelet interact. Different strokes for different wrists. This is a legit alternative to the Hammy chronos which I also love. Thank you Teddy as always for such detailed coverage.
Bought mine today! He said that I was the first one in Sweden and one of the first in the world. With a 17cm wrist I was scared that it would be too big but I was pleasantly surprised of how well it fit my wrist. It is for sure a big watch but I think it works very well!
You have an average size wrist. It's a 42mm watch it's not big it's average for modern watches. Most watch brands mainly make watches between 41 and 43 for men.
Wearing my 35mm PRX as I watch this (which I purchased from you, Teddy!) and it’s a real stunner. It was even better than I expected, so I might need to grab one of these chronos as well! 🙌🔥
How big is your wrist, if you don't mind me asking?? I have a 7.25" wrist, maybe just slightly larger, and definitely plan on stopping somewhere to try it on before purchasing online as I'm not sure if it'll look TOO small or not. I bought a quartz 40mm not long after they came out, and loved it... But found myself wishing it was just a BIT smaller. I was able to find a great fit with the bracelet, and I was lucky enough to get one that didn't have any issues with the seconds hand not hitting the markers like so many have brought to light... But even on my wrist, the very large "real" lug-to-lug had me wanting a 36-38mm BADLY. It didn't exactly have any actual "overhang" but there was a bit of space between that first link and my skin, if that makes sense, which just bothered me a bit which ultimately pushed me to put it up on eBay back when it was nearly impossible to find the Blue or Black Dial Quartz in stock. Tissot makes Rubber straps for the PRX line, and makes an automatic 35mm and it's game over... I'll go buy another 40mm Quartz, put it on Black Rubber, and then grab a 35mm Automatic real quick!
@@idonotexist_ my wrist is about 6.5”. The 35mm is a perfect fit, especially with the integrated bracelet, since that gives it a slightly wider lug appearance, and lug-to-lug. The 42mm was too big for my wrist, unfortunately. I didn’t like the way it sat 🤷♂️
I tried on 3 different PRX today and was surprised at how I did not like them on my wrist. Ended up going with a seastar instead. Delighted to finally own a tissot though.
I've felt like I'm the only one who hates this case and overall design. Even the Gentleman turns me off with the really wide stance on the wrist from the huge polished bezel. As much as I want to love Tissot their designs are always just a bit off for me. For anyone who does like this case design though I can see why they'd be pretty hyped.
Yep.. I felt the same. Tried on three PRX and just didn't hit right. Too shiny, too big, too pffft... Meh. I have a seven and half inch wrist and still looked bad ... Oh well, I dodged the hype I suppose. I really wanted to like it but.
It's kinda crazy how Tissot manage to pull off this great series of watches for this price. I think this will bring Tissot to become a much more popular brand in the future (considering they seem to have been looked at as a bit "meh" the past few years from what I've heard) . On another point, I'm currently opting to buy an automatic PRX, haven't yet set on what dial color, and maybe hoping they soon will release a new series of 40mm's with some interesting dial options. Even a day/date/moonphase with a cool dial layout, that would be my choice if I could pick! The crono is pretty sweet tho, I like the blue one a lot!
The Longines has a column wheel intergrated chrono for about £2000 after discounts. But this is much better looking albeit with a less distinguished movement. Also given the rotor and the rather industrial pearlage the transparent caseback might be a little unecessary. Love it though, saving up for the blue.
Agree that a column wheel chrono is perhaps more refined, a 7753 is going to be much more robust and require less servicing costs down the road. This is one of the main reasons why the Speedmaster Pro has always opted for a similar chronograph architecture.
@@jamesblonde2271 Big Eye blue is priced 3400 CHF, and is 700CHF more expensive than the black version because black is steel while blue is titanium. I have my doubts you can get it for 2000GBP new, that would be a lot of discounts.
14.8mm thick? Damn…If I were to buy one, I’d probably go for the silver dial. If the watch was a millimeter smaller I’d consider it. It’s crazy how a millimeter makes a huge difference when it comes to watches. Excellent video Teddy.
More of a tool vibe, but take a look at the Archimede Outdoor Chronograph. Very similar case design, but more of a field watch dial, and only 13.8mm thick. It also doesn’t have an integrated bracelet
@@ajgross67 I really like the Hamilton Intramatic Chronograph for an affordable piece. Or a Longines Big Eye. I own a Zenith Chronomaster Sport & Speedmaster Racing
It's also crazy how a very cumbersome feature like having to use a stick to change the date is immediately a deal breaker of an otherwise attractive looking watch. That would be such a hassle to have to use a separate tool to change the date every time your power reserve is out!! No thanks!
I have the PRX Automatic white waffle dial and I love it! It is such a comfortable, good looking, well specd swiss watch. I cannot think of anything better for the money. I’m absolutely after one of this chronos as well. It’s another great deal. And honestly, I don’t need another automatic chrono, I have two speedmasters, but I only mentioned this because this is how good the prx line is, it’s just the sports watch that finds its own space in your collection
When you see the level of finish, the quality of the movement and the price of this watch, you realize how much the price of a Rolex Daytona or an AP Royal Oak Chrono is overvalued.
I own the Powermatic. Awesome fun watch if you have a large wrist. The brushed finish is not on the same planet as a Rolex however. You don’t see the cheaper finish unless you look really close. I like this massive watch and have fun wearing it. The chrono must wear massive.
I already have the Tissot PRX Automatic blue waffle dial and it is superb! This one is no exception, albeit it is a bit large and wide but it is like that for any other ETA/Valjoux Caliber 7753, just like my Navitimer.
I picked up the Silver Diel last month ..It was my first watch from Your webstore so I got the first time customer discount! I have this watch in my weekly rotation , and honestly I do find myself bumping other watches to have it on more often. I am interested to see the straps they come out with for this watch. In the sun it looks Amazing going back and forth from looking silver to white. Happy I pulled the trigger and picked this up.
While definitely too large for my wrist and taste, it's a beautiful watch, and that Valjoux movement and accuracy are very desirable. While $1700 USD seems a lot, considering the price of other desirable near-luxury and luxury watches, it is actually quite reasonable. Maybe they could step up the case finishing a bit would be my only suggestion.
@@randymarsh3677 what's the problem with "If onlys"? Obviously judging from his comment he will not get it but might try it on and see for himself. Saying it would be a better wear for himself personally at 40mm isn't a bad thing, it's his opinion which in this case (pun intended) is shared by quite a few people.
Very good looking watch for its price, the panda dial just brings the 70’s touch, golden era of watch design for me. Teddy, do you know if it will be a 36mm powematic version someday? For my 16cm wrist it will be a great notice. Thanks for your excellent videos!
I've been asking the same question Teddy, "When are these watches available to purchase?". Now I have the answer and now I'll pop over to the AD and see them in the flesh. I have the 3 hand PRX PM80 blue dial and for the price it really is incredible value for the money given the quality of finish. The chronograph version looks great, the slim mid case hides the thickness well with a deeper case back and taller bezel. As you mention the well proven reliable Valjoux 7753 base movement in a watch this good at competitive price is hard to ignore if you like the PRX design with an integrated bracelet.
If Price wasn’t a concern, would you pick this, or the Maurice Lacroix Akon Chrono? I never thought I would want one of these, mostly because they are on the small side for my 8 1/2 inch wrist… But that panda dial… That might have to happen.
@@KnifeWatch i’m more concerned with which one is a better watch, a.k.a.: higher quality. If you are buying an integrated bracelet that’s not a Royal Oak or a notalius, you’ve kind of already given up its own identity. IMO anyway.
@@ColtCapperrune i owned the Aikon and now i own the Prx 80 blue dial,both watches are great value for money but the Prx overall look and feel on the wrist is a winner for me.
Hi Teddy , thank you for providing us with great videos , do you have any information on whether there will be an automatic version of the smaller case prx?
Loving the watch and i'm happy you put it on your wrist (got the same size). I might still go check it out in person but I'm certainly going to get a PRX to add to my collection.
I am really liking this watch! It looks great! This might be my next buy! Great video, love the footage of the watch looks amazing and stands out much more than the regular PRX!
Nice, had 2 Tissots once : a 35 mm 1939 6216 with column wheel Lemania CH27 and screwdown caseback, and same from 1945. Little collection pieces. Brand did go down since then tho but they're still nice.
I already ordered mine with blue dial. I saw it at an Authorize dealer and it looks much better in person than in pictures or videos. An automatic switch chronograph of mostly any other brand, could cost double the price or more. Even still above $1.5 K could be considered high, I consider that the price is fair for what you can obtain.
I’m from the Philippines 🇵🇭 I’m lucky enough to purchased the Panda version as my Christmas gift for myself after another year of hardwork as a frontliner in this time of pandemic. Thank you sir because your thoughts about this chronograph helped me to decide on buying it.😊
I tried this on last week at Zurich airport. The blue with white dials chrono felt a little too brash and chunky for my taste, especially since I already have a number of 43-45mm watches in my collection (Rolex Deepsea, Panerai Luminor, Breitling Chrono Avenger etc.). In the end I went for a blue dial PRX Powermatic, which seemed more simple, elegant and comfortable. Also saved myself about $1000. I would consider this chrono if it were all monochrome dial, like black with white numerals. Let’s see how the product line develops…
Given the limited options for Valjoux chronograph calibers, I don't see this going south of 40 mm if they want to keep it mechanical. If they decide to open it up to quartz that would make it more flexible.
@@TeddyBaldassarre Maybe they can do an ST1901 manual wind version, and skim the size to 38, thickness down to 12mm, and price down to 500 bucks... Now THAT would be a steal, although not a Swiss watch anymore :)
Just bought the watch from Teddy. It’s a beautiful watch. It is massive though. Height and lug to lug. My wrist is 7 1/8-1/4” and this watch size is the limit for me. Other than the size, it’s a great watch. Tissot provides very very solid watches for the price.
Thank you for this nice review! This one is not for me, but I just bought a Chrono XL with green dial TODAY, changed the strap to Milanese and I'm sooo happy 😁
Tissot is doing a great game with the entire PRX series. One can get an historically-correct quartz version with decent price or go up in costs within the same general style.
I had the PRX Powermatic 80, but sold it to get some extra cash for my Omega AT. But goddamn do I miss that watch, and now seeing these I really want them.
Looks awesome and a fantastic value at the RRP. I bought the 1853 heritage Chrono and was extremely pleased with the finishing and wear, but after using the Chrono realized it had a faulty movement (Chrono seconds hands wouldn’t reset to zero correctly and kept gaining around the dial) so back it went. That soured me to Tissot Chronos, but I gotta say I’m digging the Blue dial. May have to find one down the road… And great video!
If this movt is like Hamilton's H-31, you can also change the date via the old fashioned method of going quickly between pre and post midnight times. I think it's 10pm-1am but it could be 8pm-12am I forget. The date pusher thing sticks on my Hamilton H-31 chrono and I tried that old trick and it worked ti advance the date.
I have a Tissot V8(?) racing style automatic (ETA) chronograph. I love it. Keeps great time and looks super cool. Considering the PRX auto, really love the dial.
Is there any possibility of seeing a 38mm prx in next year 2023? Tissot's CEO mentioned in his video with Teddy that the original Seastar back in the 80's had all kinds of dial sizes available..
I really do love this watch, I just think it looks out of place on a 6.25" wrist like mine. The powermatic 80 just seems like a better fit, and the chronograph hole in my collection will continue :(
@@TeddyBaldassarre hey Teddy, and chance you can give a little insight into a watch I purchased in 1997 on honeymoon. Daniel Mink model 1950 from 1900 series. can send pics. can't seem to find any info. thanks. love your content
Tissot are just badass. I am saving for ,y first expensive (relative!) watch, and I keep coming back to Tissot, simply because my Mum bought me one for my 21st, and i love it to this day.
The PRX proved what Tissot is capable of and how hungry the market are for their watches. Imagine they release a new series of watches, dress, thin, hand wound, high quality, great value.
Never heard of them but reminds me of the late '80s early 90s citizens watches I adored so much. Love the sleek clean No nonsense frills dress up dress down look. 😁👍
Silver Dial is stunning. But, that’s pretty pricey for a Tissot. Hard to pull the trigger, even though I agree the value is there. Definitely want to see one in person before I decide.
I am a big Fan of the Swatch Group 👍 Tissot's PRX is a great product. But Rado watches are also one of my favourites 👌 Pls makes some videos of RADO watches too
As an owner of a blue dial Powermatic 80, I'm kinda underwhelmed with this watch. There are plenty of 40mm chronographs out there, and maybe the 2894 would have been a better choice. You may not get a 60hr PR but you get a much more wearable watch. I'm also not a fan of external date correctors, they're just another point of failure. Lastly, the gold hands and accents on the panda version are bleh.
after all the hype on the Tissot PRX 35 automatic mother of pearl came to see it in person i was so disappointed way to small for my 7.5 inch wrist tried all the colors blue/ black/mop not for me even my wife didn't like the 35mm automatic prx mop. But noticed in the corner of my eye the Tissot prx 42 chronograph blue panda WOW watch a watch everything screams quality and craftsmanship the blue dial POPS felt like a Zenith El Primero or Rolex Daytona Panda. Tissot PRX 42 Chronograph Blue Panda they did a home run. Nice video keep them coming❤
tissot is becoming a game changer. their selection with their prices, and especially the PRX in all versions from quartz ( swiss watch for 350 dollars, WHAT!!!!) to this chrono, is unreal. omega had to do it with swatch, but the watch ended up being cheap plastic, this is a proper watch. a tissot PRX, a junghans max bill and a casio of your choice, you casn have a world class three watch collection for under 1000 and walk around looking like an absolute badass.
PERFECTLY done video on these pieces Teddy! Great work, as always 👍 If Tissot was able to make this 40mm/wear like the 40mm PRXs, I would be ALL OVER one of the two... I'm not the biggest "Blue-Dial guy", but the gold-tone accents have me leaning more toward the Blue-Dial here. If they kept everything SS, the other would be an easy choice for me personally. That vertical brushing on the Dials, whew, gorgeous. Even the vert brushing on the Black-Dial Quartz PRX I used to own looked amazing... When you could actually see it, at least. Indoors, it almost always just looked BLACK, but outside on a nice sunny day? Damn nice for such an affordable piece. The Dials on the Quartz models/these are SO much better looking than the "waffle"-style they chose to go with for the P80 IMO. I don't really REGRET selling my Black-Dial Quartz PRX, simply because I got it from an online AD that had a few codes I was able to stack to get it for a great price... Wore the crap out of it... And was still able to sell it on eBay for just under what I paid (at the time I sold it, most places were sold out of the Blue or Black Dial PRXs) but MAN I miss it. BADLY. The only reason I sold it was because Tissot hinted a smaller version coming soon on IG, and although I have a 7.25" wrist I always wished the 40 was a tad smaller. But now I'm struggling with the fact the new 35 might be TOO small after seeing wrist shots of it on VERY small wrists... I'm going to need to stop at a Macy's or something next time I'm at or near the Mall to try both the 35mm and Chrono on/see them in person when they have both in, since that's much closer than any decent AD around me. I'm totally fine with the chrono being a thick piece... I expected it the second I saw an article in my Google Discover News feed, maybe a week or so before Teddy's video with Tissot at W&W popped up here, simply because I knew how thick the movement inside is. I'm not a fan at all of the "push to change date", which would probably be my biggest gripe outside of the size... I really do wish they saw all of the feedback about the ACTUAL lug-to-lug with that first link included and did something to change that so it would be much more wearable on a variety of wrists, but if Tissot (or another company...) would just make a decent rubber strap for the whole line, that would make each of them quite a bit more wearable. And rubber on a PRX case would look great IMO. Similar to a lot of the Defy models from Zenith on rubber. It just works. I was actually shocked the chrono didn't look INSANELY huge on Teddy's wrist (no offense if you read this essay, brotha 😅), but you can see the overhang in a lot of the shots/the bracelet just shooting straight down an not hugging the wrist... But I didn't think somebody with a wrist under 7" would be able to pull it off whatsoever, so now I'll definitely have to be sure to check one out in person as soon as I'm able along with the 35mm Models. No idea why they chose NOT to make a BLACK-DIAL 35mm, but it is what it is. And from the shots I've seen, the Blue-Dial doesn't appear to have that gorgeous sunburst that the 40 has, which may just be lighting but I'm not sure. If I like how the 35 wears on my wrist, I'll likely wait to see if they plan on an automatic before deciding. I would mind the "waffle" dial much less on a 35mm piece than the 40mm personally. Ok, shit, no more coffee for me today /📑
Tissot makes amazing watches, what i dont understand is why the pop back cases.. Why not a screwdown back that is more secure and easy to operate for maintenance...
Hi Teddy, I was trying to order the leather strap for the PRX but seems like your website doesn't ship to Australia, any possibility that you will ship down under in near future?
If I were able to spend mechanical Chronograph money, I’d definitely pony up and get the Zenith based on case size alone, 37mm vs 42mm is a noticeable different on the wrist.
@@jonasjung256 True that, but my main concern is just to get a chronograph with tonneau case shape with some sexy panda layout...only this and the Zenith match my requirement (excuse the AP RO panda since no one is able to get them anyway)
I have to say that you are right with what you say…the PRX watches, and all of them, are amazing if you have a wrist that can take them. Having said this I did experience friends having small wrists being able to wear that watch appropriately. The new 35ers are an alternative if your wrist is to small….so this watch be worn by everyone
This in a mecaquartz in maybe a 37mm-38mm size and then thinner case thickness and this would be an absolute winner! I’ve been holding out on a PRX purchase to see what else they do with the model.
This thing is so fucking badass. Tissot rules lately. I get why some folks experience the various prx variants as wearing too large with the way the lugs and the bracelet interact. Different strokes for different wrists. This is a legit alternative to the Hammy chronos which I also love. Thank you Teddy as always for such detailed coverage.
Bought mine today! He said that I was the first one in Sweden and one of the first in the world. With a 17cm wrist I was scared that it would be too big but I was pleasantly surprised of how well it fit my wrist. It is for sure a big watch but I think it works very well!
You have an average size wrist. It's a 42mm watch it's not big it's average for modern watches. Most watch brands mainly make watches between 41 and 43 for men.
I've been waiting for this since your video with the Tissot CEO. Might have to be my next purchase!
Long awaited. Have been getting questions ever since. Thanks for watching, my friend!
Ditto
Wearing my 35mm PRX as I watch this (which I purchased from you, Teddy!) and it’s a real stunner.
It was even better than I expected, so I might need to grab one of these chronos as well! 🙌🔥
I'm excited woman are taking the hobby, seriously, lately....
How big is your wrist, if you don't mind me asking??
I have a 7.25" wrist, maybe just slightly larger, and definitely plan on stopping somewhere to try it on before purchasing online as I'm not sure if it'll look TOO small or not.
I bought a quartz 40mm not long after they came out, and loved it... But found myself wishing it was just a BIT smaller. I was able to find a great fit with the bracelet, and I was lucky enough to get one that didn't have any issues with the seconds hand not hitting the markers like so many have brought to light... But even on my wrist, the very large "real" lug-to-lug had me wanting a 36-38mm BADLY. It didn't exactly have any actual "overhang" but there was a bit of space between that first link and my skin, if that makes sense, which just bothered me a bit which ultimately pushed me to put it up on eBay back when it was nearly impossible to find the Blue or Black Dial Quartz in stock.
Tissot makes Rubber straps for the PRX line, and makes an automatic 35mm and it's game over... I'll go buy another 40mm Quartz, put it on Black Rubber, and then grab a 35mm Automatic real quick!
@@idonotexist_ my wrist is about 6.5”. The 35mm is a perfect fit, especially with the integrated bracelet, since that gives it a slightly wider lug appearance, and lug-to-lug.
The 42mm was too big for my wrist, unfortunately. I didn’t like the way it sat 🤷♂️
I tried on 3 different PRX today and was surprised at how I did not like them on my wrist. Ended up going with a seastar instead. Delighted to finally own a tissot though.
I've felt like I'm the only one who hates this case and overall design. Even the Gentleman turns me off with the really wide stance on the wrist from the huge polished bezel. As much as I want to love Tissot their designs are always just a bit off for me. For anyone who does like this case design though I can see why they'd be pretty hyped.
Yea they wear way too big for me.
A 36mm with mechanical movement wouldve been perfect.
In its current PRX size, its just gawdy.
Yep.. I felt the same. Tried on three PRX and just didn't hit right. Too shiny, too big, too pffft... Meh. I have a seven and half inch wrist and still looked bad ... Oh well, I dodged the hype I suppose. I really wanted to like it but.
I had a similar experience
Same for me. I really tried to like it... But no. I don't understand the hype...
It's kinda crazy how Tissot manage to pull off this great series of watches for this price. I think this will bring Tissot to become a much more popular brand in the future (considering they seem to have been looked at as a bit "meh" the past few years from what I've heard) . On another point, I'm currently opting to buy an automatic PRX, haven't yet set on what dial color, and maybe hoping they soon will release a new series of 40mm's with some interesting dial options. Even a day/date/moonphase with a cool dial layout, that would be my choice if I could pick! The crono is pretty sweet tho, I like the blue one a lot!
The Longines has a column wheel intergrated chrono for about £2000 after discounts. But this is much better looking albeit with a less distinguished movement. Also given the rotor and the rather industrial pearlage the transparent caseback might be a little unecessary. Love it though, saving up for the blue.
Which model?
@@RubexS2k The big eye, but Igot the price wrong, it's about £2000 if you look about.
Agree that a column wheel chrono is perhaps more refined, a 7753 is going to be much more robust and require less servicing costs down the road. This is one of the main reasons why the Speedmaster Pro has always opted for a similar chronograph architecture.
Would love to compare with the Longines master collection
@@jamesblonde2271 Big Eye blue is priced 3400 CHF, and is 700CHF more expensive than the black version because black is steel while blue is titanium. I have my doubts you can get it for 2000GBP new, that would be a lot of discounts.
Tissot did become such a game changer during the past two years.
Yeah 😊 Tissot really did become a massive game changer recently (past 2-3 years)
14.8mm thick? Damn…If I were to buy one, I’d probably go for the silver dial. If the watch was a millimeter smaller I’d consider it. It’s crazy how a millimeter makes a huge difference when it comes to watches. Excellent video Teddy.
More of a tool vibe, but take a look at the Archimede Outdoor Chronograph. Very similar case design, but more of a field watch dial, and only 13.8mm thick. It also doesn’t have an integrated bracelet
@@ajgross67 I really like the Hamilton Intramatic Chronograph for an affordable piece. Or a Longines Big Eye. I own a Zenith Chronomaster Sport & Speedmaster Racing
It's also crazy how a very cumbersome feature like having to use a stick to change the date is immediately a deal breaker of an otherwise attractive looking watch. That would be such a hassle to have to use a separate tool to change the date every time your power reserve is out!! No thanks!
Ohh…you should look at the vacheron overseas chrono…its 1mm thinner and only 20x the price…you guys are neurotic
Not a big difference, but it’s actually 14.5mm Hamilton Intramatic is 14.4mm. The Tudor Black Bay is acually 14.8mm.
I have the PRX Automatic white waffle dial and I love it! It is such a comfortable, good looking, well specd swiss watch. I cannot think of anything better for the money. I’m absolutely after one of this chronos as well. It’s another great deal. And honestly, I don’t need another automatic chrono, I have two speedmasters, but I only mentioned this because this is how good the prx line is, it’s just the sports watch that finds its own space in your collection
This comment is too good. Agree 100%
My only issue with the PRX automatic is that the Lume is horrible
I would love to see this with the new PRX leather strap options. Glad to see this line expanding its model selection!
Is the bracelet wider than the Powermatic 80? If not the leather strap from that collection might fit.
@@dannemannen18 I think you’re right, all PRX straps are supposed to be interchangeable
Before I would’ve chosen the Gentleman over the PRX, now I want the Gentleman PAIRED WITH the PRX Chronograph.. Perfect and beautiful combo!!
When you see the level of finish, the quality of the movement and the price of this watch, you realize how much the price of a Rolex Daytona or an AP Royal Oak Chrono is overvalued.
Apples and oranges
@henry radioworld yes they are great watches at retail.
@henry radioworld LOL, Rolex and AP can't compare to the Swatch Group as SG is fully vertically integrated and has more aggregate expertise overall.
I own the Powermatic. Awesome fun watch if you have a large wrist.
The brushed finish is not on the same planet as a Rolex however. You don’t see the cheaper finish unless you look really close.
I like this massive watch and have fun wearing it.
The chrono must wear massive.
@@TwentyOne_Five Considering how much money you save, I can live with that. Can use the money for something else!
I already have the Tissot PRX Automatic blue waffle dial and it is superb! This one is no exception, albeit it is a bit large and wide but it is like that for any other ETA/Valjoux Caliber 7753, just like my Navitimer.
Blue waffle?
I’ve been waiting for this review after your interview with the TISSOT CEO. Definitely will get this. Greetings from the Philippines, Teddy!
The silver dial is beautiful. I would love to see it on a regular PRX.
I picked up the Silver Diel last month ..It was my first watch from Your webstore so I got the first time customer discount! I have this watch in my weekly rotation , and honestly I do find myself bumping other watches to have it on more often. I am interested to see the straps they come out with for this watch. In the sun it looks Amazing going back and forth from looking silver to white. Happy I pulled the trigger and picked this up.
While definitely too large for my wrist and taste, it's a beautiful watch, and that Valjoux movement and accuracy are very desirable. While $1700 USD seems a lot, considering the price of other desirable near-luxury and luxury watches, it is actually quite reasonable. Maybe they could step up the case finishing a bit would be my only suggestion.
step up the case finishing ? what planet are you on
@@alexhudson3574 he meant on their other watches and yes there is room for improvement across the board except maybe for the PRX.
私は普段セイコーのダイバーを使うことが多いですが、パンダクロノグラフを探すうちにPRXクロノに出会いました。
娘の一才の誕生日記念として衝動買いしてしまいました！
普段使っているダイバーウォッチに似通ったサイズ感として使えてるので文句なしの大満足の一品です！
If the date wasn’t at 4 o clock, I would be all about this watch. I have 2 Tissots already and absolute enjoy them! Great video Teddy!
I just love everything about PRX I have the quartz version 40mm and I think it looks great even on my small wrist
I just got my PRX Chrono last night. Wow. What a bargain. Love it and pairs well with my PRX quarts.
Killer release - if they could have done 40mm and 1-1.5mm thinner, this would be perfect, imo
A cool feature of this watch is, it has an alarm that sounds like this:
Oink. Oink.
Here we go with the “if onlys “ just buy it or dont
@@randymarsh3677 what's the problem with "If onlys"? Obviously judging from his comment he will not get it but might try it on and see for himself. Saying it would be a better wear for himself personally at 40mm isn't a bad thing, it's his opinion which in this case (pun intended) is shared by quite a few people.
Noob
It was absolutely shock when the first time i saw this piece. It actually reminds me of Zenith Chronomaster Recical. Love it!
Very good looking watch for its price, the panda dial just brings the 70’s touch, golden era of watch design for me. Teddy, do you know if it will be a 36mm powematic version someday? For my 16cm wrist it will be a great notice. Thanks for your excellent videos!
I've been asking the same question Teddy, "When are these watches available to purchase?". Now I have the answer and now I'll pop over to the AD and see them in the flesh. I have the 3 hand PRX PM80 blue dial and for the price it really is incredible value for the money given the quality of finish. The chronograph version looks great, the slim mid case hides the thickness well with a deeper case back and taller bezel. As you mention the well proven reliable Valjoux 7753 base movement in a watch this good at competitive price is hard to ignore if you like the PRX design with an integrated bracelet.
Now THIS is very cool! Wow! 😱😱 just waaaay too big! Hopefully a smaller version comes out soon!
Breitling: "BIIIGGGGGER!!!!!!" 🤣🤣
I absolutely love the way this watch looks. The blue dial is spectacular for the money. AP Chrono for people who work a 9-5. I want.
AP Chrono for people - like me - who work 9-5 - wise words 👍🙋
As a Tissot lover and collector(small, got 5 interesting models so far) I love this... Reliable, affordable, solid and desirable!
I recently bought a Tissot Le Locle (Powermatic 80) with the blue dial and aluminum wrist band.. love it!
I have a prx powermatic l and it looks great. I also have another Tissot, and looking to get another one soon too. Love their collection
If Price wasn’t a concern, would you pick this, or the Maurice Lacroix Akon Chrono?
I never thought I would want one of these, mostly because they are on the small side for my 8 1/2 inch wrist… But that panda dial… That might have to happen.
Aikon has better finishing and a much better bracelet.
This is a must have over the Lacroix which has more its own identity
@@KnifeWatch i’m more concerned with which one is a better watch, a.k.a.: higher quality. If you are buying an integrated bracelet that’s not a Royal Oak or a notalius, you’ve kind of already given up its own identity. IMO anyway.
@@ColtCapperrune i owned the Aikon and now i own the Prx 80 blue dial,both watches are great value for money but the Prx overall look and feel on the wrist is a winner for me.
Judging from your incredible (as usual) footage it is a stunner. Not sure about the 42mm, it's a chunky beast of a watch.
Currently wearing my Powermatic 80 Silicium as I watch this. I love this watch so much. Worth every penny. Looks like a 5k watch imo.
Same. Green Waffle dial. Love it. So many people look at it and say its gotta be expensive.
@@CCitis nice! Tissot gives you the most bang for you buck. Beautiful and elegant watches.
Just unboxed the prx chrono blue dial. Pure gold yo me. Don't regret a single thing
Hi Teddy , thank you for providing us with great videos , do you have any information on whether there will be an automatic version of the smaller case prx?
Loving the watch and i'm happy you put it on your wrist (got the same size). I might still go check it out in person but I'm certainly going to get a PRX to add to my collection.
Went to order the Powermatic 80 - saw these pictured in store - put my name down for one instead. Can't wait!!
Hey ! Great channel!
Do you guys sleep with your watches ? I’m curious 🧐 lol
Cheers from San Diego California
I do love a nice Tissot. They look good, value priced and keep really accurate timing.
I am really liking this watch! It looks great! This might be my next buy! Great video, love the footage of the watch looks amazing and stands out much more than the regular PRX!
Another homerun from Tissot. The silver with gold hands really pops for me. However, although it should fit on my wrist, it is large.
Nice, had 2 Tissots once : a 35 mm 1939 6216 with column wheel Lemania CH27 and screwdown caseback, and same from 1945. Little collection pieces. Brand did go down since then tho but they're still nice.
Tissot is killing it right now. Let's hope PRX will become a huge family with lots of different models and strap options.
I own the Hamilton Intramatic Panda Chrono. I will be adding this to my collection as well.
I already ordered mine with blue dial. I saw it at an Authorize dealer and it looks much better in person than in pictures or videos. An automatic switch chronograph of mostly any other brand, could cost double the price or more. Even still above $1.5 K could be considered high, I consider that the price is fair for what you can obtain.
I’m from the Philippines 🇵🇭 I’m lucky enough to purchased the Panda version as my Christmas gift for myself after another year of hardwork as a frontliner in this time of pandemic. Thank you sir because your thoughts about this chronograph helped me to decide on buying it.😊
I tried this on last week at Zurich airport. The blue with white dials chrono felt a little too brash and chunky for my taste, especially since I already have a number of 43-45mm watches in my collection (Rolex Deepsea, Panerai Luminor, Breitling Chrono Avenger etc.). In the end I went for a blue dial PRX Powermatic, which seemed more simple, elegant and comfortable. Also saved myself about $1000. I would consider this chrono if it were all monochrome dial, like black with white numerals. Let’s see how the product line develops…
Just ordered the blue. Stoked! Thanks TB!
I've been waiting for this review for a while. Lovely pieces. Can't truly decide which one I like best!
Waiting for a smaller version to come out, just like how the regular prx has a 35mm version after initial 40mm release
Given the limited options for Valjoux chronograph calibers, I don't see this going south of 40 mm if they want to keep it mechanical. If they decide to open it up to quartz that would make it more flexible.
I don't think that this will happen with this chronograph version, only with the normal PRX PW80 that will eventually have a 35mm version as well
They'd have to go with a manual chrono caliber, possibly even getting rid of the Valjou all together in order to make it fit
@@TeddyBaldassarre Maybe they can do an ST1901 manual wind version, and skim the size to 38, thickness down to 12mm, and price down to 500 bucks... Now THAT would be a steal, although not a Swiss watch anymore :)
The 35 mm is Quarz though
I really wish I could get over those sharp edges across the lugs, that reverse panda looks amazing
Just bought the watch from Teddy. It’s a beautiful watch. It is massive though. Height and lug to lug. My wrist is 7 1/8-1/4” and this watch size is the limit for me. Other than the size, it’s a great watch. Tissot provides very very solid watches for the price.
Thank you for this nice review! This one is not for me, but I just bought a Chrono XL with green dial TODAY, changed the strap to Milanese and I'm sooo happy 😁
Tissot is doing a great game with the entire PRX series. One can get an historically-correct quartz version with decent price or go up in costs within the same general style.
I had the PRX Powermatic 80, but sold it to get some extra cash for my Omega AT. But goddamn do I miss that watch, and now seeing these I really want them.
Looks awesome and a fantastic value at the RRP. I bought the 1853 heritage Chrono and was extremely pleased with the finishing and wear, but after using the Chrono realized it had a faulty movement (Chrono seconds hands wouldn’t reset to zero correctly and kept gaining around the dial) so back it went. That soured me to Tissot Chronos, but I gotta say I’m digging the Blue dial. May have to find one down the road…
And great video!
Love this watch, I finally found my first entry level. Gonna save up and by next month
If this movt is like Hamilton's H-31, you can also change the date via the old fashioned method of going quickly between pre and post midnight times. I think it's 10pm-1am but it could be 8pm-12am I forget. The date pusher thing sticks on my Hamilton H-31 chrono and I tried that old trick and it worked ti advance the date.
I’m seriously considering getting this, Jomashop has them for 1250, that’s pretty good for a Swiss Chronograph.
nice i was looking for a panda dial chrono with this intregrated bracelet. thanks teddy
Found one of these for $850 tax and duty free. I absolutely could not pass it up. New favorite watch for sure.
That’s a cracking deal
I have a Tissot V8(?) racing style automatic (ETA) chronograph. I love it. Keeps great time and looks super cool. Considering the PRX auto, really love the dial.
Teddy, I just bought a Junghans Meister Chrono, then this comes out?! Ugh, I love my watch but holy smokes that looks good. I should’ve waited !
Is there any possibility of seeing a 38mm prx in next year 2023? Tissot's CEO mentioned in his video with Teddy that the original Seastar back in the 80's had all kinds of dial sizes available..
I really do love this watch, I just think it looks out of place on a 6.25" wrist like mine. The powermatic 80 just seems like a better fit, and the chronograph hole in my collection will continue :(
It's looks excellent as well, Can't take your eyes off it.
Pretty seamless transition to a chronograph format.
@@TeddyBaldassarre hey Teddy, and chance you can give a little insight into a watch I purchased in 1997 on honeymoon.
Daniel Mink model 1950 from 1900 series. can send pics.
can't seem to find any info. thanks. love your content
Tissot are just badass. I am saving for ,y first expensive (relative!) watch, and I keep coming back to Tissot, simply because my Mum bought me one for my 21st, and i love it to this day.
Looks like you are the first to review this watch sir.
Well done and kudos to you 👍🏻
The PRX proved what Tissot is capable of and how hungry the market are for their watches. Imagine they release a new series of watches, dress, thin, hand wound, high quality, great value.
That's not what people are buying, everyone just wants sports watches. So I say go look at say Nomos instead for that.
Please excuse the lateness of my post but would you go for the PRX chronograph or the Seiko presage GMT?
This looks so good.
I have the prx powermatic and will probably trade it in.
Personally not expecting a great trade in price however 🙁
Never heard of them but reminds me of the late '80s early 90s citizens watches I adored so much. Love the sleek clean No nonsense frills dress up dress down look. 😁👍
Silver Dial is stunning. But, that’s pretty pricey for a Tissot. Hard to pull the trigger, even though I agree the value is there. Definitely want to see one in person before I decide.
I am a big Fan of the Swatch Group 👍
Tissot's PRX is a great product.
But Rado watches are also one of my favourites 👌
Pls makes some videos of RADO watches too
It looks amazing. I love how it shines on direct sunlight
It would be awesome if tissot released quartz prx chronograph.
Quartz 😱😱😱
As an owner of a blue dial Powermatic 80, I'm kinda underwhelmed with this watch. There are plenty of 40mm chronographs out there, and maybe the 2894 would have been a better choice. You may not get a 60hr PR but you get a much more wearable watch. I'm also not a fan of external date correctors, they're just another point of failure. Lastly, the gold hands and accents on the panda version are bleh.
I got mine in July. It’s so perfect
after all the hype on the Tissot PRX 35 automatic mother of pearl came to see it in person i was so disappointed way to small for my 7.5 inch wrist tried all the colors blue/ black/mop not for me even my wife didn't like the 35mm automatic prx mop. But noticed in the corner of my eye the Tissot prx 42 chronograph blue panda WOW watch a watch everything screams quality and craftsmanship the blue dial POPS felt like a Zenith El Primero or Rolex Daytona Panda.
Tissot PRX 42 Chronograph Blue Panda they did a home run. Nice video keep them coming❤
get the 35 for your gf/wife, perfect size for the ladies!
I wasn’t a fan of the prx when I saw it in person. At 1700 for the prx Chrono I would definetely choose Hamilton chrono for 2000 in a heartbeat.
tissot is becoming a game changer. their selection with their prices, and especially the PRX in all versions from quartz ( swiss watch for 350 dollars, WHAT!!!!) to this chrono, is unreal. omega had to do it with swatch, but the watch ended up being cheap plastic, this is a proper watch. a tissot PRX, a junghans max bill and a casio of your choice, you casn have a world class three watch collection for under 1000 and walk around looking like an absolute badass.
I've been waiting for this 😉
PERFECTLY done video on these pieces Teddy! Great work, as always 👍
If Tissot was able to make this 40mm/wear like the 40mm PRXs, I would be ALL OVER one of the two...
I'm not the biggest "Blue-Dial guy", but the gold-tone accents have me leaning more toward the Blue-Dial here. If they kept everything SS, the other would be an easy choice for me personally. That vertical brushing on the Dials, whew, gorgeous. Even the vert brushing on the Black-Dial Quartz PRX I used to own looked amazing... When you could actually see it, at least. Indoors, it almost always just looked BLACK, but outside on a nice sunny day? Damn nice for such an affordable piece. The Dials on the Quartz models/these are SO much better looking than the "waffle"-style they chose to go with for the P80 IMO.
I don't really REGRET selling my Black-Dial Quartz PRX, simply because I got it from an online AD that had a few codes I was able to stack to get it for a great price... Wore the crap out of it... And was still able to sell it on eBay for just under what I paid (at the time I sold it, most places were sold out of the Blue or Black Dial PRXs) but MAN I miss it. BADLY. The only reason I sold it was because Tissot hinted a smaller version coming soon on IG, and although I have a 7.25" wrist I always wished the 40 was a tad smaller. But now I'm struggling with the fact the new 35 might be TOO small after seeing wrist shots of it on VERY small wrists... I'm going to need to stop at a Macy's or something next time I'm at or near the Mall to try both the 35mm and Chrono on/see them in person when they have both in, since that's much closer than any decent AD around me.
I'm totally fine with the chrono being a thick piece... I expected it the second I saw an article in my Google Discover News feed, maybe a week or so before Teddy's video with Tissot at W&W popped up here, simply because I knew how thick the movement inside is. I'm not a fan at all of the "push to change date", which would probably be my biggest gripe outside of the size... I really do wish they saw all of the feedback about the ACTUAL lug-to-lug with that first link included and did something to change that so it would be much more wearable on a variety of wrists, but if Tissot (or another company...) would just make a decent rubber strap for the whole line, that would make each of them quite a bit more wearable. And rubber on a PRX case would look great IMO. Similar to a lot of the Defy models from Zenith on rubber. It just works. I was actually shocked the chrono didn't look INSANELY huge on Teddy's wrist (no offense if you read this essay, brotha 😅), but you can see the overhang in a lot of the shots/the bracelet just shooting straight down an not hugging the wrist... But I didn't think somebody with a wrist under 7" would be able to pull it off whatsoever, so now I'll definitely have to be sure to check one out in person as soon as I'm able along with the 35mm Models. No idea why they chose NOT to make a BLACK-DIAL 35mm, but it is what it is. And from the shots I've seen, the Blue-Dial doesn't appear to have that gorgeous sunburst that the 40 has, which may just be lighting but I'm not sure. If I like how the 35 wears on my wrist, I'll likely wait to see if they plan on an automatic before deciding. I would mind the "waffle" dial much less on a 35mm piece than the 40mm personally.
Ok, shit, no more coffee for me today /📑
Tissot makes amazing watches, what i dont understand is why the pop back cases.. Why not a screwdown back that is more secure and easy to operate for maintenance...
Nice watch looking forward to the leather strap version.
Hi Teddy,
I was trying to order the leather strap for the PRX but seems like your website doesn't ship to Australia, any possibility that you will ship down under in near future?
Thank God they have not messed up the beat rate. I like it but I have a 16 cm weedy wrist so I'd have to try it..
saw it at the dealer.. this thing is huge..
I can get the prx 80 green dial for 30% off. Just pulled the trigger! Can’t wait. Great watch
Really can’t wait for this so that I can compare it with the Zenith A384 to finally decide which one should I buy!
If I were able to spend mechanical Chronograph money, I’d definitely pony up and get the Zenith based on case size alone, 37mm vs 42mm is a noticeable different on the wrist.
@@jonasjung256 True that, but my main concern is just to get a chronograph with tonneau case shape with some sexy panda layout...only this and the Zenith match my requirement (excuse the AP RO panda since no one is able to get them anyway)
I don't own any PRX's yet, but this version is by far my favourite.
The cinematics are insane!
These look absolutely stunning. I’ve been waiting for something like this to come along.
I have to say that you are right with what you say…the PRX watches, and all of them, are amazing if you have a wrist that can take them. Having said this I did experience friends having small wrists being able to wear that watch appropriately. The new 35ers are an alternative if your wrist is to small….so this watch be worn by everyone
Can't bring myself to like the case shape. Reminds me of watches from the 80s
They need to put a manual wound chronograph movement and make it tad bit smaller and thinner
This might be my first chronograph and swiss watch. Hopefully it fits okay on my 7.5" wrist
Loved it!.Has an elegant look😊👍🏻It will look awesome with a rubber strap(Just thought of Vacheron)😊😀
This in a mecaquartz in maybe a 37mm-38mm size and then thinner case thickness and this would be an absolute winner! I’ve been holding out on a PRX purchase to see what else they do with the model.