The new Casio A1100D has standard 20mm lugs, so if you don't like the folded link bracelet (which is a pain to size) you can put about any bracelet or strap you want on it.
I'll never understand the butterfly clasp without some sort of micro adjustment. A watch can be the most beautiful in the world, but if it doesn't fit right I'll never wear it. How do companies not see this?
Iv ordered a 35mm black one, it arrives tomorrow. I cant wait. A proper tool watch. Sapphire crystal 100m water resist, a light, a coundown timer, alarm, and a beautifully machined stainless steel case and THAT bracelet, so please don’t compare it to a casio. you can take it snorkelling and out to dinner, its the perfect holiday watch or GADA. As for the module, tissot doesn’t make shit watches, for them to put this module in it they wouldn’t have done it willy nilly. It will last, if it doesn’t i will eat my panama hat. In twenty years when it starts fading you can just put a new one in and u can remind your self that you haven’t spent a penny on it in 20 years other than a battery every four and the case will still be more than presentable and the crystal immaculate. If your still wearing the same watch in 20 years. I paid 300 pounds sterling for mine, direct from Switzerland. What more do u want from a swiss made 300 quid watch with all that heritage. Last month i bought a seiko 5 snoopy for £330. Compared to that this is a bargain. There’s only one thing wrong with it. No micro adjustment. thats it.
The g shock gmw b5000 is probably the best digital "dress" watch you can buy at that price. You get the class shape of a square, built quality like a solid dive watch and a reliable solar Bluetooth atomic module. For some reason, Tissot loves to put a press on case back on their quartz prx, including this digital one. You will definitely have a hard time removing and installing the case back after years... and your water resistance is basically ruined after opening a press on case back...😑
That G-Shock is definitely not at all a dress watch in any universe. It is, however, a compelling watch on its own, right., but for that price to have mineral glass? I’ll take the PRX any day the PRX can pass as a digital dressy sport watch, but not the G-Shock
There's something a bit strange about it. I think it's too much blank space on the dial. Casio are great at putting little graphics and text to fill the space.
@@eclectic_gamer You had no education in behaviour when you make such comments about a different person‘s personal taste. Why should people care about your opinion here? Same applies to the other two comments here. Heroes in the anonymity of the internet.
If it had been LED(hamilton( or Ana digi this would have been great...as it is its not bad...the 35mm makes more sense tbh...Great review Also the grey is the better colour...or the gold tbf
@@e28forever30: there is also nothing premium about 99% of automatic movements. Most people want a quality feeling watch, it will last firever anyway and it will be very accurate.... no need for a premium movement. Look at casio, they stick the same cheap movement in everything, including the 3000 euro high end gshocks.
At this point, the PRX has become what the Royal Oak is to Audemars Piguet. Tissot might have inadvertently admitted that what you are paying for is just a very expensive bracelet. If you are interested in the comfort and build of the bracelet, go for the quartz PRX. If you want a God tier digital watch, get a Casio. I'm hoping SKMEI might come out with an homage for this just like what they did with the quartz PRX 😊
@@THEMADWATCHCOLLECTOR I actually really like my SKMEI-RX! The dial is surprisingly nice and it's got day/date, which I always appreciate. Too bad the case is all polished brass and doesn't quite mate up to the bracelet ideally. But then, it was only $15.
Who started this phrase, 'God tier'? Casio isn't God tier, they specialize in cheap watches for kids. If that's 'God tier' to you then you need to have a look at your gods.
@@nobbynoristhe door is there, you may leave. Casio is Godtier and will always be Godtier because Casio watches is for everyone, rich or poor. Old or young. They are reliable, affordable and stylish.
I love it for what it means more than what it is. More OEMs should be producing digital quartz watches with a high level of materials and finishing! Ditch LCD for MIP, though.
I just got an Autodromo Group C and I love it. I’m into this watch. I can imagine the gold 35mm one being a fun addition to the collection. I like my digitals when I want to cycle somewhere (often to the office). G shocks for running and gardening. I owned the rose gold G shock square and it was just too blingy.
Lol! Loved what our wife said, sweet and to the point. As to the watch, I'd say is marketed towatds people like me. Fifty years old, lived through the seventies, have had every type of watch possible, but have now come full circle and wear digitals ninety percent of the time. Had I those three hundred odd quid laying around, I'd get one just to show Tissot and other brands there is a market for stainless steel digitals in a more modern size than Casio up to now make their all stainless steel watches. Anyways, I hope it is a tremendous hit forcing other companies tojump into it and offer their own takes. Imagine Citizen or Seiko jumping into the LCD space again.
Great show as always MWC! I think this digital is a fun and very 70s/80s retro appropriate addition to the PRX range. The price is too high for me to ever consider one as it would be an impulse purchase or a watch that would only get very occasional wear but that’s something I would say about the analog PRX too. I’d love to see the Hamilton PSR LED module put into this PRX case. That would be the ultimate integrated bracelet retro STUN-AAHH!
@@barrettwbenton Oh I’m sure it is, it certainly looks very nice. I didn’t mean to disrespect the PSR, I just think that a LED digital is the ultimate in retro watch tech and so would have been really cool to see one in the PRX case.
I hope the alarm plays 'the yellow rose of texas' and it would be nearly as good as a 1980 watch I owned at school. But £310!!!! I think there is a decimal point missing somewhere. But add Roger Moore in a safari suit and maybe it would work.
I quite like it. The PRX is a bit of a fashion statement. My Powermatic 80 gets more compliments and discussions than any other watch I own. I like it a lot more than either of those Casio's you compared it against. The value is in that shiny bracelet. I would get it if I wanted a digital just because it is different to all the Casio's. I like slightly dressier watches though. I still probably won't buy it because I already have a PRX.
Not for me & have absolutely no interest in it but watched to the end only because you make it worth watching, well done (especially with my attention span 😅) 👏🏻
Ello Mad Watch Collector! Love your channel - I actually like this watch, but I love my F91W so much I can only wear that unit. It keeps such good time for studio recordings, I can't think of a better watch.
The haters are all over this one. I like it. I was growin' up in the 70's. I would go for the 35mm. Too bad it's not solar....and the case back isn't screw on. I think the price is more or less PRX-ey.
Some people need to file for unemployment benefits: whoever thought up the idea, whoever designed this monstrosity, whoever signed off on it. No matter how you spin it, this was a bad idea. Period, full stop. That said, I appreciate your unbiased review!
I fully agree with what you say, so i purchased one. This is aimed at me, I'm sixty one , and i remember when Hamilton started selling the pulsar and all the other companies that manufactured led and lcd watches in the seventies and eighties. So this is for me, and i love it.
If someone wants a PRX look but needs the stopwatch, timer, and second time zone, then this works. It doesn’t make a lot of sense, but for people who have grown up primarily with digital time displays, it would have a certain appeal. So definitely one for the younger age group, but are they prepared to spend that much money on a watch? Of course they are! Just look at all the bling Casios in metal cases at a lot more money.
Great video and honest review MWC! Thank you kindly! I love Tissot, however their PRX line doesn't strike a chord with me, personally. I went with a Casio Oceanus T200 for a sort-of-integrated bracelet watch. The bracelet is technically removable, but fits so precisely that it gives it an integrated look. Plus the fit and finish is amazing, and the technology blows the PRX out of the water. It's analog, not digital, mind you.
If this was around £150 with fun color variants, I could see this being popular with younger buyers like uni students, but at over £300, that's a hard pass.
Interesting concept. I’d actually love a digital quartz watch on a well-made SS bracelet. I’m not going to purchase one that I can’t get a good fit with, though! Why would a watch company think having no micro-adjustments is even acceptable? Especially on a watch that doesn’t fit standard bracelets/straps?
Interesting, unexpected, but ultimately confusing- you said it well- who is this for??? I'll stick to my casios for my digital fix. I'd love to see a review on that a1100 when you get your hands on one :)
The elderly can often not be bothered with busy dials and complications. This is perfect for that demographic that wants something seemingly a bit more refined than a Casio.
I've been waiting for your review of this, and...as usual, you didn't disappoint (although Tissot certainly did). I still can't shake the feeling Tissot released this a sort of goof, although I suppose *someone* higher-up said We've Got To Do This for whatever other reason. Hey, they'll obviously sell some of the things, no doubt, but to me this was a very big shark they just jumped. So, for the sake of a palate cleanser...when will you review Casio's A1100D? Much as I'm fighting the Just One More Watch urge (whoops, that's Jody right there), I'm rather tempted by that one...and Casio seems to have lavished extra attention on that one.
The screen looks OK, the backlight very good, and the fact the backlight stays ON when you switch mod OMG CASIO DO THAT PLZ !! :O I've seen these in person yesterday, they are ugl... I mean not my type AT ALL ! I'll pass on that but thanks for the show !
It seems a quite interesting upgrade for some people from plastic Casios... On the other hand I've got A1100 in black and for me this is an absolute winner losing to prx only with legibility, glass and WR - but then neither of them is a field watch so those do not matter for me. I have a PRX (quartz im mint 'semi-tiffany') and I must say - it's a great watch with one huge issue for me - it's SOOO popular that I don't feel like a watch enthusiast wearing it, just a regular fashion consumer. It's a bit snobby perhaps but isn't this a bit snobby hobby? ;)
They should have gone for a REAL red LED in gold and silver, with real dots, not nowadays 7-digit shit, and sold it for well under 500 $ - THAT would have been a burner and made me a Tissot fanboy. These just don't appeal to me, and over 200 $ is just ridiculous! Cheers Russ, great review again!
LED watch is a bit too much of nobility in my opinion... to read the time you have to press a button... and it only lasts seconds (it's like pressing the power button on your phone to check the time ). The Hamilton PSR has switched to an OLED display as an alternative, which isn't better than a classic LCD digital display. The Bulova computon does act like a traditional LED watch but it is still overpriced consider a $30 Armitron basically does the same ...
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I don't know, maybe a full round digital display, that shows data more creatively, may work
This was would be a top seller in the 1970s. Many watch companies made digital watches that looked like this including Texas instruments. So it’s not entirely a money grab as you would think. I just wish they created a whole new line instead of just slapping it into the PRX line.
I am surprised Tissot doesn’t give the PRX a break after the 35 auto that was just released. How about a Gentleman GMT or a Gentleman at 35/37. I do like the Genta genre of watches. We don’t complain about the huge amount of dive watches or field watches.
Yeah, I've made this point. I don't get why it's this huge saturation. I don't hear "ugh, yet another submariner inspired watch" with nearly the frequency as I hear claims about it being another "royal oak" and there's a tiny fraction as many of the latter. My PRX tends to be the watch that gets viewed as the most unique by people when I wear it out actually. Because my dive watches all basically look like every other dive watch to anyone who's not an enthusiast. That said, I absolutely hate this digital version hahaha
Also gentlemen GMT sounds very cool. Though Tissot did just give the 1938 some love and came out with the sideral, so I don't think they're forgetting about the rest of their collection. It really seems like the gentleman is what's getting the shaft specifically, which is a shame, but I think since they both sit in roughly the same position, but the gentleman looks much more conventional, there's just more competition outside Tissot. So I'm sure the sale numbers kind of force that issue.
I think it's really cool, I'm just struggling to find any info about the movement (whether it can be serviced/ how long it can last). Don't want it to end up stuck in a draw in the future because it can't be repaired :( (or worse: landfill)
Well, it's a digital module, all the logic is probably integrated in a single chip, so the only way to service it is to replace the main board. It's the same way on 3000$ gshocks, so there's that. About reliability, there are no moving parts, the module should be relatively small (a little more than 20mm ø, seeing it has a 2025 battery), so it will be protected by the plastic holder. The display shouldn't see any pressure damage, as sapphire basically doesn't allow any flex. Generally speaking, digital movements are though, even the cheapest ones.
I have the automatic PRX. It’s a lovely watch and good value for money for something that’s so well made…in my opinion, of course. I don’t get this digi though. Not sure there’s a market for it. 🤷♂
I'm older than you (ahem) so I love the 70s look but £310??! I'll stick with the Casio A171. Congrats on 75k subscribers, you deserve every one of them.
I find this to be an intriguing and bold move from Tissot. Not sure how I feel about its looks, dont think it to be particularly pretty or anything but keep thinking there might be folks out there who like it. That being said, after seeing how unimpressed you were with the watch and how the comments section seem to unanimously agree with your assessment, I’m starting to think who is this watch for?
I'm with you. Really not a fan of Genta stuff. I love proper lugs and bracelets . Just put an order in for the bond goldeneye 2541.80! Yay !! Will be my main watch and I can't wait
Hi MWC, could you tell us how much of the watch’s price is brand and how much is the cost of production and R&D? Same question goes for Rolex and the Swiss holy trinity.
People say this watch should be circa 200quid because it is a digital. The movement inside the regular quarz cost only 20-30 pounds, meaning that even the regular quartz is overpriced..
Id throw $75 at it maybe. Hey Russ, you should get a Amazon store and post the other watches you sell. So many numbers in the casio name I just for them and a link to a store you own would be helpful to us and you. Just a thought, Cheers
£310? So they've valued the bracelet at £300 then.
Like the other quartz prx?
Errr yes
😂😂
@@DisplayKeesBack, that one at least had a pretty cool dial.
Spot on!
The new Casio A1100D has standard 20mm lugs, so if you don't like the folded link bracelet (which is a pain to size) you can put about any bracelet or strap you want on it.
Bingo. Can't wait till Russ gets his mitts on one to check out…I'm almost primed to grab one.
I'll never understand the butterfly clasp without some sort of micro adjustment. A watch can be the most beautiful in the world, but if it doesn't fit right I'll never wear it. How do companies not see this?
Iv ordered a 35mm black one, it arrives tomorrow. I cant wait. A proper tool watch. Sapphire crystal 100m water resist, a light, a coundown timer, alarm, and a beautifully machined stainless steel case and THAT bracelet, so please don’t compare it to a casio. you can take it snorkelling and out to dinner, its the perfect holiday watch or GADA. As for the module, tissot doesn’t make shit watches, for them to put this module in it they wouldn’t have done it willy nilly. It will last, if it doesn’t i will eat my panama hat. In twenty years when it starts fading you can just put a new one in and u can remind your self that you haven’t spent a penny on it in 20 years other than a battery every four and the case will still be more than presentable and the crystal immaculate. If your still wearing the same watch in 20 years. I paid 300 pounds sterling for mine, direct from Switzerland. What more do u want from a swiss made 300 quid watch with all that heritage. Last month i bought a seiko 5 snoopy for £330. Compared to that this is a bargain. There’s only one thing wrong with it. No micro adjustment. thats it.
The g shock gmw b5000 is probably the best digital "dress" watch you can buy at that price. You get the class shape of a square, built quality like a solid dive watch and a reliable solar Bluetooth atomic module. For some reason, Tissot loves to put a press on case back on their quartz prx, including this digital one. You will definitely have a hard time removing and installing the case back after years... and your water resistance is basically ruined after opening a press on case back...😑
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That G-Shock is definitely not at all a dress watch in any universe. It is, however, a compelling watch on its own, right., but for that price to have mineral glass? I’ll take the PRX any day the PRX can pass as a digital dressy sport watch, but not the G-Shock
There's something a bit strange about it. I think it's too much blank space on the dial. Casio are great at putting little graphics and text to fill the space.
As a child of the 60’s, hell yeah I’d buy one! It’s got the 70’s look I grew up with.👍🏼😎 I’m happy to be in the 10%.🤪
Well, *someone* has to buy 'em…I'm not so cruel as to wish no one does!
We find the 2-3 people
I'm not a digital watch guy, but it's a nice looking watch. Very sleek and clean. I'd buy this if I were into digital watches.
And if you had two wheels you would be a bycycle.
if your aunt had balls she'd be your uncle@@Cortesevasive
@@edraderif your dad found the milk he'd still not return
if you had more money than sense
@@eclectic_gamer You had no education in behaviour when you make such comments about a different person‘s personal taste. Why should people care about your opinion here? Same applies to the other two comments here. Heroes in the anonymity of the internet.
They've milked it dry with this one
Yep, hopefully we can move on now.
Nope, still got a dive version to do!
@@samnathan2709 LOL - don’t give them any ideas!
And maybe even an ani-digi 😢
They are getting powdered milk at this point.
I personally really like it, the 35mm version specifically. Ofc the msrp is too high but we all know they'll be available discounted soon.
The market is me! 🎉 I do think there is a little segment of folks who want a more premium digital that’s a bit dressier with the Swiss made aspect.
This watch is for you Gordon!!!!!!!!!
There’s nothing premium about the module though..
If it had been LED(hamilton( or Ana digi this would have been great...as it is its not bad...the 35mm makes more sense tbh...Great review Also the grey is the better colour...or the gold tbf
I thought about @illuminatingwatches as soon as I saw this release lol
@@e28forever30: there is also nothing premium about 99% of automatic movements. Most people want a quality feeling watch, it will last firever anyway and it will be very accurate.... no need for a premium movement. Look at casio, they stick the same cheap movement in everything, including the 3000 euro high end gshocks.
At this point, the PRX has become what the Royal Oak is to Audemars Piguet. Tissot might have inadvertently admitted that what you are paying for is just a very expensive bracelet.
If you are interested in the comfort and build of the bracelet, go for the quartz PRX.
If you want a God tier digital watch, get a Casio.
I'm hoping SKMEI might come out with an homage for this just like what they did with the quartz PRX 😊
I still think the quartz PRX is the best option, and best value. I don’t own a PRX, but that’s the one I would get
SKMEEEEEEE!!!!!
@@THEMADWATCHCOLLECTOR I actually really like my SKMEI-RX! The dial is surprisingly nice and it's got day/date, which I always appreciate. Too bad the case is all polished brass and doesn't quite mate up to the bracelet ideally. But then, it was only $15.
Who started this phrase, 'God tier'?
Casio isn't God tier, they specialize in cheap watches for kids.
If that's 'God tier' to you then you need to have a look at your gods.
@@nobbynoristhe door is there, you may leave. Casio is Godtier and will always be Godtier because Casio watches is for everyone, rich or poor. Old or young. They are reliable, affordable and stylish.
I love it for what it means more than what it is. More OEMs should be producing digital quartz watches with a high level of materials and finishing! Ditch LCD for MIP, though.
i actually like this watch and have added it to my want list. thank you for the great review!
I love how you explain everything
Thank you!!!!
10:21 There’s something so satisfying about the three “Click It!” calls to action at the end of each of your vids. The accent is half the magic. 😄👍🏻
I just got an Autodromo Group C and I love it. I’m into this watch. I can imagine the gold 35mm one being a fun addition to the collection. I like my digitals when I want to cycle somewhere (often to the office). G shocks for running and gardening. I owned the rose gold G shock square and it was just too blingy.
Lol! Loved what our wife said, sweet and to the point. As to the watch, I'd say is marketed towatds people like me. Fifty years old, lived through the seventies, have had every type of watch possible, but have now come full circle and wear digitals ninety percent of the time. Had I those three hundred odd quid laying around, I'd get one just to show Tissot and other brands there is a market for stainless steel digitals in a more modern size than Casio up to now make their all stainless steel watches. Anyways, I hope it is a tremendous hit forcing other companies tojump into it and offer their own takes. Imagine Citizen or Seiko jumping into the LCD space again.
Great show as always MWC!
I think this digital is a fun and very 70s/80s retro appropriate addition to the PRX range. The price is too high for me to ever consider one as it would be an impulse purchase or a watch that would only get very occasional wear but that’s something I would say about the analog PRX too.
I’d love to see the Hamilton PSR LED module put into this PRX case. That would be the ultimate integrated bracelet retro STUN-AAHH!
Cheers Gareth !
Funny, I thought the PSR's bracelet was pretty killer quality itself…and for that watch's price, it had better be!
@@barrettwbenton Oh I’m sure it is, it certainly looks very nice. I didn’t mean to disrespect the PSR, I just think that a LED digital is the ultimate in retro watch tech and so would have been really cool to see one in the PRX case.
I hope the alarm plays 'the yellow rose of texas' and it would be nearly as good as a 1980 watch I owned at school. But £310!!!! I think there is a decimal point missing somewhere. But add Roger Moore in a safari suit and maybe it would work.
I completely agree with your summary. Buy a casio if you want digital LCD screen. Buy the quartz 3 hander PRX if you want a PRX.
And if you want a digital PRX…. 🎉
I quite like it. The PRX is a bit of a fashion statement. My Powermatic 80 gets more compliments and discussions than any other watch I own. I like it a lot more than either of those Casio's you compared it against. The value is in that shiny bracelet. I would get it if I wanted a digital just because it is different to all the Casio's. I like slightly dressier watches though.
I still probably won't buy it because I already have a PRX.
I already have a regular PRX, and I ended up buying this, and I love it
Not for me & have absolutely no interest in it but watched to the end only because you make it worth watching, well done (especially with my attention span 😅) 👏🏻
Ello Mad Watch Collector! Love your channel - I actually like this watch, but I love my F91W so much I can only wear that unit. It keeps such good time for studio recordings, I can't think of a better watch.
The haters are all over this one. I like it. I was growin' up in the 70's. I would go for the 35mm. Too bad it's not solar....and the case back isn't screw on. I think the price is more or less PRX-ey.
Some people need to file for unemployment benefits: whoever thought up the idea, whoever designed this monstrosity, whoever signed off on it. No matter how you spin it, this was a bad idea. Period, full stop. That said, I appreciate your unbiased review!
I didn’t like it at first but as your video one on it grew on me had me reminiscing about the 70s and 80s digital watches I had
OMG I love how you put it. With the watching my hands using my eyes lol
I fully agree with what you say, so i purchased one. This is aimed at me, I'm sixty one , and i remember when Hamilton started selling the pulsar and all the other companies that manufactured led and lcd watches in the seventies and eighties. So this is for me, and i love it.
If someone wants a PRX look but needs the stopwatch, timer, and second time zone, then this works. It doesn’t make a lot of sense, but for people who have grown up primarily with digital time displays, it would have a certain appeal. So definitely one for the younger age group, but are they prepared to spend that much money on a watch? Of course they are! Just look at all the bling Casios in metal cases at a lot more money.
What a great review a price a bit to steep for most. Thanks for the Casio reference alternative for such a cheaper price
If it was a lot cheaper than the quartz analogue it'd be great, atm it's overpriced
It’s 10 pound cheaper;)
@THEMADWATCHCOLLECTOR haha not what I meant but ye 😅
Great review. Thank you!
Great video and honest review MWC! Thank you kindly! I love Tissot, however their PRX line doesn't strike a chord with me, personally. I went with a Casio Oceanus T200 for a sort-of-integrated bracelet watch. The bracelet is technically removable, but fits so precisely that it gives it an integrated look. Plus the fit and finish is amazing, and the technology blows the PRX out of the water. It's analog, not digital, mind you.
If this was around £150 with fun color variants, I could see this being popular with younger buyers like uni students, but at over £300, that's a hard pass.
Definitely more realistic and attractive at that price
...and I am *here* for it.
i like it alot. all metal, sapphire xtal and under $300 on gray market. and i did buy my first digital in the 70s
Interesting concept. I’d actually love a digital quartz watch on a well-made SS bracelet. I’m not going to purchase one that I can’t get a good fit with, though! Why would a watch company think having no micro-adjustments is even acceptable? Especially on a watch that doesn’t fit standard bracelets/straps?
Interesting, unexpected, but ultimately confusing- you said it well- who is this for??? I'll stick to my casios for my digital fix. I'd love to see a review on that a1100 when you get your hands on one :)
I totally agree, if u wanna go digital, Casio are the kings 🤴
I'm holding out for the sundial PRX.
Maybe they'll do an egg timer one with Swiss-made Sand.
That A171 looks pretty neat! The Tissot... Not so much. Maybe its just PRX fatigue. 😅
This is a great watch. It’s more stylish than my GMWB5000 and it’s a real joy to wear.
I like it! Need to see other colors!
I like it, just ordered one! 😊
The elderly can often not be bothered with busy dials and complications. This is perfect for that demographic that wants something seemingly a bit more refined than a Casio.
Always entertaining to watch 😅
Over here in India, the PRX autos are $800+ and the quartz is $470-ish. Kills the charm of these watched for me.
The quartz was half decent, but this shocking for the price.. if it was £100 then maybe, but £300 is just 🤯🤯🤯
It would definitely look better with a red digital display...
Yeah like one of those yema digital watches would be awesome
Just bought one, the black one, at 35mm. Loving it so far
I've been waiting for your review of this, and...as usual, you didn't disappoint (although Tissot certainly did). I still can't shake the feeling Tissot released this a sort of goof, although I suppose *someone* higher-up said We've Got To Do This for whatever other reason. Hey, they'll obviously sell some of the things, no doubt, but to me this was a very big shark they just jumped.
So, for the sake of a palate cleanser...when will you review Casio's A1100D? Much as I'm fighting the Just One More Watch urge (whoops, that's Jody right there), I'm rather tempted by that one...and Casio seems to have lavished extra attention on that one.
Thank you my friend!!! It’ll be soon!
Great review mate
I like it.
I'm a 70's guy. I also bought the hamilton pulsar.
Really nice to see a reviewer mentioning A1100.
Good review!
Tissot spamming PRX line is boring
but at least it's less scary tan Swatch trying to recreate a Blancpain, like wat they did with Omega
"Saturised" love it :)
Not paying $375 for a fancy watch band on a basic digital. To me, the retro equivalent would be putting a Chevette engine in a Corvette body.
The screen looks OK, the backlight very good, and the fact the backlight stays ON when you switch mod OMG CASIO DO THAT PLZ !! :O
I've seen these in person yesterday, they are ugl... I mean not my type AT ALL !
I'll pass on that but thanks for the show !
Thanks for watching!
It seems a quite interesting upgrade for some people from plastic Casios... On the other hand I've got A1100 in black and for me this is an absolute winner losing to prx only with legibility, glass and WR - but then neither of them is a field watch so those do not matter for me. I have a PRX (quartz im mint 'semi-tiffany') and I must say - it's a great watch with one huge issue for me - it's SOOO popular that I don't feel like a watch enthusiast wearing it, just a regular fashion consumer. It's a bit snobby perhaps but isn't this a bit snobby hobby? ;)
Yes in the 70s Tissot made the Tissot 03 which had the same module as the Casiotron.
Wow. What the heck is that? It reminds me of some 70s watches I saw when I was in the 70s. So...blah. Great review as always!
1st person to look at the functions that I've seen so far 👍
They could have done so much with this watch yet they did so little. Still trying to work out why, and how did it get off the drawing board
They should have gone for a REAL red LED in gold and silver, with real dots, not nowadays 7-digit shit, and sold it for well under 500 $ - THAT would have been a burner and made me a Tissot fanboy. These just don't appeal to me, and over 200 $ is just ridiculous! Cheers Russ, great review again!
LED watch is a bit too much of nobility in my opinion... to read the time you have to press a button... and it only lasts seconds (it's like pressing the power button on your phone to check the time ). The Hamilton PSR has switched to an OLED display as an alternative, which isn't better than a classic LCD digital display. The Bulova computon does act like a traditional LED watch but it is still overpriced consider a $30 Armitron basically does the same ...
I don't know, maybe a full round digital display, that shows data more creatively, may work
I'll save my money & buy a casio. Also why not make it solar powered?
This was would be a top seller in the 1970s. Many watch companies made digital watches that looked like this including Texas instruments. So it’s not entirely a money grab as you would think. I just wish they created a whole new line instead of just slapping it into the PRX line.
I just received the casio A1100 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Does it have auto light ? Or need to press for light ?
Not a bad looking watch. Great review bro
It needed and independent backlight button and a date in screen.
Where did u purchase your Casio display stand
None of the PRXs do anything for me but I think I like the look of this digital one best
I was over the whole 'Genta' thing very quickly, but this thing? ... Damn yeah!!!
I am surprised Tissot doesn’t give the PRX a break after the 35 auto that was just released. How about a Gentleman GMT or a Gentleman at 35/37. I do like the Genta genre of watches. We don’t complain about the huge amount of dive watches or field watches.
Yeah, I've made this point. I don't get why it's this huge saturation. I don't hear "ugh, yet another submariner inspired watch" with nearly the frequency as I hear claims about it being another "royal oak" and there's a tiny fraction as many of the latter.
My PRX tends to be the watch that gets viewed as the most unique by people when I wear it out actually. Because my dive watches all basically look like every other dive watch to anyone who's not an enthusiast.
That said, I absolutely hate this digital version hahaha
Also gentlemen GMT sounds very cool. Though Tissot did just give the 1938 some love and came out with the sideral, so I don't think they're forgetting about the rest of their collection.
It really seems like the gentleman is what's getting the shaft specifically, which is a shame, but I think since they both sit in roughly the same position, but the gentleman looks much more conventional, there's just more competition outside Tissot. So I'm sure the sale numbers kind of force that issue.
I think it's really cool, I'm just struggling to find any info about the movement (whether it can be serviced/ how long it can last). Don't want it to end up stuck in a draw in the future because it can't be repaired :( (or worse: landfill)
Well, it's a digital module, all the logic is probably integrated in a single chip, so the only way to service it is to replace the main board. It's the same way on 3000$ gshocks, so there's that. About reliability, there are no moving parts, the module should be relatively small (a little more than 20mm ø, seeing it has a 2025 battery), so it will be protected by the plastic holder. The display shouldn't see any pressure damage, as sapphire basically doesn't allow any flex. Generally speaking, digital movements are though, even the cheapest ones.
@@m4t7eo Thanks for the detailed info.
Jumping the gun on the date there fella 😂
I voted no in the poll but now I have seen the video and you have shown more detail I’m a bit more interested
Ahhh so expansive for the quartz, thought it’d be cheaper. Would rather get a Casioak then 😂
Love It !!!
what a mad review again!!! quite nice, but frankly it's really too expensive, i won't take one for sure... 😂😂😂
I bet i will never see this in the wild... 😅
No no no, Tissot!
I have the automatic PRX. It’s a lovely watch and good value for money for something that’s so well made…in my opinion, of course. I don’t get this digi though. Not sure there’s a market for it. 🤷♂
I'm older than you (ahem) so I love the 70s look but £310??! I'll stick with the Casio A171. Congrats on 75k subscribers, you deserve every one of them.
I actually own the PRX quartz and I have to say the bracelet is the most comfortable on my wrist ever…
I find this to be an intriguing and bold move from Tissot. Not sure how I feel about its looks, dont think it to be particularly pretty or anything but keep thinking there might be folks out there who like it.
That being said, after seeing how unimpressed you were with the watch and how the comments section seem to unanimously agree with your assessment, I’m starting to think who is this watch for?
Should have been a White/black lcd to make a difference...
The black area could have been a visible solar panel
I'm with you. Really not a fan of Genta stuff. I love proper lugs and bracelets
. Just put an order in for the bond goldeneye 2541.80! Yay !! Will be my main watch and I can't wait
I am digging this watch. Yes, I am from the 80s and unfortunately the 70s and 60s as well.
i'd rather get the quartz version 😬
I just bought the Casio A171WEMB-1A and it's awesome.
Not to mention about $600 AUD cheaper than the Tissot..🤔👍
Yeah, all that negative space... room enough for a solar powered feature at least... right?
And Casio's looks soo much better on the face/dail.
Question... silly question: why Casio G shock does not come with sapphire crystal?
Hi MWC, could you tell us how much of the watch’s price is brand and how much is the cost of production and R&D? Same question goes for Rolex and the Swiss holy trinity.
People say this watch should be circa 200quid because it is a digital. The movement inside the regular quarz cost only 20-30 pounds, meaning that even the regular quartz is overpriced..
Oof that A1100 is a beauty!
If It were and ana-digi watch It would have been very cool, but somehow they blundered with the desing its looks uncanny valley casio
Id throw $75 at it maybe. Hey Russ, you should get a Amazon store and post the other watches you sell. So many numbers in the casio name I just for them and a link to a store you own would be helpful to us and you. Just a thought, Cheers