
Scale: 40 mm case
Tissot
PRX Powermatic 80 40mm
T137.407.11.041.00
$850
Everyday, office, formal, travel
The PRX brings the integrated bracelet look of 1970s luxury sports watches down to an honest Swiss price. Inside is the Powermatic 80, so it keeps running through a full weekend off the wrist, and the case stays under 11mm thick with 100m of water resistance and sapphire on both sides. The waffle textured blue dial and quick release bracelet make it the easiest watch in this tier to wear with a suit on Monday and shorts on Saturday.
Its slim case and integrated bracelet wear like a watch costing several times more.
Specifications
| Diameter | 40 mm |
|---|---|
| Thickness | 10.93 mm |
| Lug to lug | 44 mm |
| Lug width | 27 mm |
| Case | 316L stainless steel |
| Crystal | Sapphire |
| Water resistance | 100 m |
| Movement | Automatic |
| Calibre | Powermatic 80 (80.111) |
| Power reserve | 80 hours |
| Strap | Integrated steel bracelet, quick release, butterfly clasp |
Pros
- 80 hour power reserve
- Slim case with sapphire front and back
- Quick release bracelet as standard
- Textured blue dial catches light well
Cons
- Clasp has no micro adjustment
- Lume is only on the hands and fades quickly
- Wears larger than 40mm suggests
Rivals
Certina DS-7 Powermatic 80, Christopher Ward The Twelve
What owners say
Owners on WatchUSeek and long term reviewers praise the dial, the thin case and the weekend proof power reserve, and many call it the best value integrated bracelet watch on sale. Recurring complaints are the bracelet, which lacks fine adjustment and can sit loose or tight between links, isolated reports of gritty winding or a sticking crown, and debate over whether the Powermatic 80 can be serviced outside Swatch Group.
Sources
- tissotwatches.com Official
- tissotwatches.com Official
- wornandwound.com Review
- thewatchology.com Review
- ablogtowatch.com Review
- watchadvice.com.au Review
- watchuseek.com Forum
- watchuseek.com Forum · isolated winding and crown problems (search snippet only)
- monochrome-watches.com Review