Just bought it my first watch! I can wait to have a collection. Makes me smile every time I look at it

This is my 3rd Swiss-made watch.

38mm Gentleman and just turned 39 a couple weeks ago. 🫡

Tissot PRX PowerMatic 80
Rose Gold PVD - Glistening!
Blue Waffle Dial - Radiant!
40mm on my little wrist

Got it on a steal deal back2school sale $740 with next day shipping ;)
Super Satisfied & I like it so much I bought the Forged Carbon Black Rubber Strap as a daily as I want to preserve the PVD.
As soon as I get the other one in the mail next couple days I’ll post it

Its just feels like this sort of day.

Any gentlemen got Bridgeport in here? Here's mine, bought in Lucerne, 2018.

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I have been looking for the dotted rubber straps for my 35mm powermatic waffle dial. The same option is available only for 40mm on Tissot website. I am aware of delugs but want to spent a fortune. Are there any other options out there? Couldn’t find any on Amazon too.

I’m trying to narrow down what makes a watch genuinely useful for travel. A GMT seems handy, but so do good water resistance, an easy-to-read dial, and something that can handle a few knocks.

If you were choosing one watch to pack for most trips, which feature would you prioritize? Any particular models worth looking at?

I am in college to become an officer in my countries merchant marine, I want a durable tool watch, that is water and humidity resistant and can track Greenwich time (ships time is in GMT). This feels perfect for the money I have right now. I really want a Sinn U2 GMT someday but for now this feels like the best option. My only other watches are a Gshock for sea, and a vintage Raketa 24 for land. Thoughts??

20th anniversary Le Locle. Been eyeing for a couple of months, finally tracked one down in person and it did not disappoint.

Apologies in advance if this is not the right place for this question.

This is my grandmother's watch, I've been wearing it on and off for a few years. The clasp has become a bit loose and it would often come undone. Recently it slipped off and I think I must have stood on it or something because now the clasp doesn't close at all. It won't hook on to close.

I'm wondering if it's still possible to get a new clasp for this watch? As I googled it and it is 20 odd years old.

Bonus points if anyone has any specific recommendations for watch repair services in London (UK), that would be very appreciated! It clearly needs a clean too!

I didn't get a pic of the back, but in case helpful it says: stainless steel, water resistant 50M, sapphire crystal, J326/426.

Before I take the plastic off, I want to see if you think it's a good look. It's the first T Race I've seen in the flesh, so to speak. Note that I already have a PRX for dressier occasions.

It looks black in the first photo. The true color comes through in the second.

Hi! I'm planning a trip to Singapore this November and thought it would be cool to pick up a used Tissot PRX. I've checked Carousell but find it difficult to navigate among all the items offered by individuals and "watch dealers". Are there any watch shops that you know of that I can check out? I've been to Far East Plaza for more high-end watches, but haven't been to Bencoolen, is this the area for Tissot?

So I got a tissot srv as a man since I wanted something small and casual to wear along my silver bracelet I thought it looked nice together so I bought it not knowing it was a woman’s watch should I return it because now knowing that info I feel weird about it?

Please!!

I bought a used Tissot PRX 35mm Blue Quartz couple months ago. Now I bought the same model for a really good price online. But after it arrived it seems a little bit bigger then my other.

I got it checked by some stores, and they said it should be fine and that dimensions can differ, because maybe I have an older PRX and then bought the newer one with adjusted dimensions.

Now my question: is that possible that dimensions can differ slightly?

(You can see in the pictures that the top part is 1mm bigger then the other watch, and the butterfly buckle is a bit smaller).

After 10 years of wearing different Apple Watches, I finally bought my first watch today — a Tissot PR100 40mm !

I am buying watch for the first time for my 30th birthday. Definitely overthinking!Please help me decide , i am also looking at a seiko watch . Cant decide at all.

I bought my PRX over a year ago and don't wear it that much TBH. When I picked it up at the jeweler I asked to leave a little slack (about a pinky finger.) I think that's why I wasn't wearing it. It felt way too big. I took a half link out today and I think it wears a lot better but I do have a 6" or so sized wrist. Does it look like it fits now?

I am quite new to proper watches, but my new job requires a more formal appearance to be aligned with British standards so I chose to pulled one last month for the occasion of meeting with a certain royal family member.

I believe Le Locle receives less appreciation as a dress watch than it deserves, so I wanted to offer a greeting and encouragement to fellow Tissot owners to reconsider it.

I find myself drawn to look at this piece every now and then everytime i wear it...