Nice review, I bought the exact same watch here in the UK, it was an impulse buy after seeing it in a jewellers window. Like you I didn't like the waffle dial on the automatic. When they sized it in the shop it felt Ok but a couple of days later I had to take the half link out and now its perfect.
I'm liking this dude and I'm also liking the watch, this watch is badass, the wisdom shared by this dude is next level...I'm buying this watch, it's a Swiss quarts and it can't get better than that...that dial is bangon
we have the same wrist size. its true if this watch was made 38mm it could've been perfect but still i think 40mm is a very good fit for such wrist size. looks good on yours. some people are exaggerating with their 'this watch is too big' stuff. im obviously getting one!
40mm is perfect size for people with 6-7 inch wrist. Cant be too big bro its 40mm...dont listen to other people complaining like snowflakes. This can be too big for someone under 6 inch wrist which is very rare for mens size wrist. Looks perfect.
Yea I went with the blue quartz I really don’t care but it turns a lot of heads everyone asks if it’s a Rolex it’s a beautiful simple lightweight watch highly recommend
Your video is very helpful .. I’ve got a chance to try on the 40mm size on my 6.5 inches wrist And it looked a bit big for me I need to try the 35mm size and see what is the suitable one Enjoy it bro 😎
Had the same problem with my 6.4 inch wrist, ended up picking the 35 mm PRX which fits like a glove! The proportion looks nice since it's basically a 1:1 copy of the 1979 Tissot Seastar quartz. Definitely try one at a local AD if you can.
14:59 I second your opinion on the whole resemblance of the Oysterquartz. I was immediately reminded of that model when I saw this. I got the same 40 mm blue quartz version as well and we have almost the same wrist size. Somehow it doesn't look so great on my wrist - not because of the size but because of the color of my skin 😂 I'm a bit dark in complexion so shiny sparkly things don't work well with my skin tone lol.
My wrist is 7. I tried on the 35. It's really small. My daily is a 39mm tag that has lug to lug of 46mm. I had an op 126000 and that was good too but the 35mm prx felt really tiny. It didn't help the bracelet tapers very narrow by the clasp. 40mm sub for me is as big as I'll go, got ride of the smp300 because I disliked how big it felt. I enjoy my watches on the smaller side and the 35 I don't think I could do. I'm looking to get a 35mm santos atm
Best visual video of this model I've come across. Good review too. Thanks. Also size looks great, the 35mm would have been crazy. Any new thoughts about this watch since posting?
Please subscribe. So I've sold it honestly the 35 is a better Fit for this style of watch but the issue is that the blue on the 35 is not the same blue as this one and I like this 1 better. But overall it's a great watch at this price I haven't seen anything that beats it
Quartz might be the logical choice, but buying expensive watches is not logical at all. I would go with the blue Automatic every day of the week, the green Automatic is a bit dull in the shade.
I don't know If the 35mm will come in powermatic but that is good because the powermatic is Lazer regulated which means you can't regulate it yourself nor can your local jewelry shop which means you will have to send it into Tissot for regular maintenance or repair which will be expensive and problematic and anyway the quartz is more of an accurate remake of the late 70,s Tissot Seastar,not the Royal oak and by the way the 35mm fits larger,so I would get the 35mm quartz and I have an average sized wrist and you will end up getting it maintained more than once in the long run., It is a dead on reissue of the late 70,s Tissot Seastar,not the AP or the Rolex
The thing is if you spend the 40 grand on a watch (AP for example) you will most likely sell it in a few years with a BIG profit, plus you own an amazing timepiece. Of course not everyone can afford a watch like that, but if you can it's better to own that than having cash in a bank that's for sure.
And then you lose your sense of freedom, moving about cautiously in fear of your safety, that makes it become a watch box queen, not so sure with inflation fluctuation from time to time, right now the watch industry is shaky and yes, still you got to be a small millionaire to foldout 40k on a watch..
@@smm6526 Where do you live, London? If you can't buy a nice watch because you're scared to walk around with it then you've already lost your freedom. Do you think those thugs will not want to chop your hand off when you're wearing this PRX? You think they follow the watch world so carefully and know their watch models? :) You don't need to spend 40k, you could easily have purchased a Rolex OP that has doubled its price in the last 2-3 years.
@@PoltergeistWorks I got the prx quartz for £200 new (RRP £295), so wouldn’t even lose money if wanted to sell. Won’t sell it though, it’s a keeper. If you’re buying a watch for £40.000 to sell for £60,000 in 10/15 years time then that’s a poor return on investment. Wear watches and enjoy them
Watch is currently for sale on ebay www.ebay.com/itm/175371977333?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0&ssspo=GbklSNilQG6&sssrc=2349624&ssuid=GbklSNilQG6&var=&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY
Dude it's too big. The 2 end links dont articulate down. The lug to lug including the fixed end links is 51mm lol. Each side overhangs. You could fly a plane through the gaps at each side between his wrist and the endlinks. You are focused solely on the 40mm dial without looking at the full picture. The 35mm is the answer here.
Bro, this watch looks perfect on your wrist, I made an order after watching your review on the watch. Thanks for your time👏🏽
Nice review, I bought the exact same watch here in the UK, it was an impulse buy after seeing it in a jewellers window. Like you I didn't like the waffle dial on the automatic. When they sized it in the shop it felt Ok but a couple of days later I had to take the half link out and now its perfect.
I have the green dail quart.
Looove the sundial effects in the sunlight.
Nice on the free battery replacement! Didn’t know that and that makes it even more cost effective than the auto
I'm liking this dude and I'm also liking the watch, this watch is badass, the wisdom shared by this dude is next level...I'm buying this watch, it's a Swiss quarts and it can't get better than that...that dial is bangon
Thanks bro
It looks fine, don't remove the half link as it will be too tight remember your wrist size changes with the temperature.
Looks great on your wrist. Totally fine. Hope you still have it 😄
Nice buy, very duable indeed.
Free Tissot battery change seems to have become a Swatch group standard !
we have the same wrist size. its true if this watch was made 38mm it could've been perfect but still i think 40mm is a very good fit for such wrist size. looks good on yours. some people are exaggerating with their 'this watch is too big' stuff. im obviously getting one!
Perfect on your wrist!
In automatic green waffle dial and in quartz blue is excellent choice no doubt about it
40mm is perfect size for people with 6-7 inch wrist. Cant be too big bro its 40mm...dont listen to other people complaining like snowflakes. This can be too big for someone under 6 inch wrist which is very rare for mens size wrist. Looks perfect.
Looks ok on your wrist, good size
Blue quartz is amazing! Thank you!
Your welcome!
Looks good. Been debating on getting one.
Get it can't go wrong
Thank you because of your video … i chose blue dial Quartz than the powermatic 80 .. and it’s perfect i’m so happy with my choice 🙏🏻
Yw!
Yea I went with the blue quartz I really don’t care but it turns a lot of heads everyone asks if it’s a Rolex it’s a beautiful simple lightweight watch highly recommend
I am going to buy very soon
Thank you, that was helpful.
Yw!
It’s nice 👍 Tissot prx blue is a stunning design…
Best color they got!
perfect watch
Hello from Peru! Congrats for your watch, really nice, interesting video!
Ty
Hello to you, also from Perú
Get the leather strap on their websit $55. They have rubber straps online at delugs
Your video is very helpful .. I’ve got a chance to try on the 40mm size on my 6.5 inches wrist
And it looked a bit big for me
I need to try the 35mm size and see what is the suitable one
Enjoy it bro 😎
U can wear either one the 35mm dial itself is just to small
Had the same problem with my 6.4 inch wrist, ended up picking the 35 mm PRX which fits like a glove! The proportion looks nice since it's basically a 1:1 copy of the 1979 Tissot Seastar quartz. Definitely try one at a local AD if you can.
@@ajiebkp u made the right choice
I got the 35 new vid is up
14:59 I second your opinion on the whole resemblance of the Oysterquartz. I was immediately reminded of that model when I saw this.
I got the same 40 mm blue quartz version as well and we have almost the same wrist size. Somehow it doesn't look so great on my wrist - not because of the size but because of the color of my skin 😂 I'm a bit dark in complexion so shiny sparkly things don't work well with my skin tone lol.
It looks great on your wrist.
Ty
Put the half link back in and remove a full link. Or else try it with the other half link removed. It will fit your wrist much better 👍
My wrist is 7. I tried on the 35. It's really small. My daily is a 39mm tag that has lug to lug of 46mm. I had an op 126000 and that was good too but the 35mm prx felt really tiny. It didn't help the bracelet tapers very narrow by the clasp. 40mm sub for me is as big as I'll go, got ride of the smp300 because I disliked how big it felt. I enjoy my watches on the smaller side and the 35 I don't think I could do. I'm looking to get a 35mm santos atm
Best visual video of this model I've come across. Good review too. Thanks. Also size looks great, the 35mm would have been crazy. Any new thoughts about this watch since posting?
Please subscribe. So I've sold it honestly the 35 is a better Fit for this style of watch but the issue is that the blue on the 35 is not the same blue as this one and I like this 1 better. But overall it's a great watch at this price I haven't seen anything that beats it
@@reviewsmore2946 Make a video of the 35mm. I have 6.7" wrist as well and im really debating with myself on which one to get.
@@michalistanteles2 buy me one and I will
@@reviewsmore2946 I thought you sold the 40mm to buy the 35mm lol
@REVIEWS&MORE have you sold your 40 mm match? If not whats your experience about Tissot PRX 40mm?
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Quartz might be the logical choice, but buying expensive watches is not logical at all. I would go with the blue Automatic every day of the week, the green Automatic is a bit dull in the shade.
I don't know If the 35mm will come in powermatic but that is good because the powermatic is Lazer regulated which means you can't regulate it yourself nor can your local jewelry shop which means you will have to send it into Tissot for regular maintenance or repair which will be expensive and problematic and anyway the quartz is more of an accurate remake of the late 70,s Tissot Seastar,not the Royal oak and by the way the 35mm fits larger,so I would get the 35mm quartz and I have an average sized wrist and you will end up getting it maintained more than once in the long run., It is a dead on reissue of the late 70,s Tissot Seastar,not the AP or the Rolex
35 mm felt and looked like a bracelet
35mm is never coming in for powermatic because the movement doesn't fit in the case.
@@cihancinar do you think so? They could throw another movement there too.
my OCD eyes cannot unsee that seconds hand doesn't land on the minutes marker
Awwww poor you
The thing is if you spend the 40 grand on a watch (AP for example) you will most likely sell it in a few years with a BIG profit, plus you own an amazing timepiece. Of course not everyone can afford a watch like that, but if you can it's better to own that than having cash in a bank that's for sure.
And then you lose your sense of freedom, moving about cautiously in fear of your safety, that makes it become a watch box queen, not so sure with inflation fluctuation from time to time, right now the watch industry is shaky and yes, still you got to be a small millionaire to foldout 40k on a watch..
@@smm6526 Where do you live, London? If you can't buy a nice watch because you're scared to walk around with it then you've already lost your freedom. Do you think those thugs will not want to chop your hand off when you're wearing this PRX? You think they follow the watch world so carefully and know their watch models? :) You don't need to spend 40k, you could easily have purchased a Rolex OP that has doubled its price in the last 2-3 years.
@@PoltergeistWorks I got the prx quartz for £200 new (RRP £295), so wouldn’t even lose money if wanted to sell. Won’t sell it though, it’s a keeper. If you’re buying a watch for £40.000 to sell for £60,000 in 10/15 years time then that’s a poor return on investment. Wear watches and enjoy them
This design far as I know is actually an original 1980s Tissot before oyster Rolex or audemar I could be wrong but most likely even before AP
It’s Gerld Genta’s design, Omega was first I think.
Quartz = make my life easier and more durable!
how long the battrey last ?
I actually think it looks good on your wrist.
Black dail is better than blue in my opinion
Watch is currently for sale on ebay www.ebay.com/itm/175371977333?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0&ssspo=GbklSNilQG6&sssrc=2349624&ssuid=GbklSNilQG6&var=&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY
I think it is too big bro. The 35mm would be a better option. I have a 6.7 inch wrist also. Thanks for the vid man
No, everything looks bigger on camera. 40mm watch cant be too big on any man with 6+ inch wrist.
Dude it's too big. The 2 end links dont articulate down. The lug to lug including the fixed end links is 51mm lol. Each side overhangs. You could fly a plane through the gaps at each side between his wrist and the endlinks. You are focused solely on the 40mm dial without looking at the full picture. The 35mm is the answer here.
40 too big, 35 too small…