Its not a mystery at all. I thought it was common sense that our bodies swell when we get hotter. That happens to people with engagement rings all the time. You gotta have it slightly oversized.
I'm glad you said that. I've got the chronograph gentleman, same clasp and it is unbelievably uncomfortable on a hot day. None of these watch you tubers tell you this as they are trying to sell them
I just picked one up recently on my travels and it is an absolute steal and a dream watch when it comes to value for the money. The two biggest complaints I have on this watch is the one that’s mentioned and it is 100% accurate as a video that it does get slightly uncomfortable when the weather gets hot, the other is the brightness and longevity of the lume at nighttime.
hello…can u please confirm me…is the prx bracelet edges on the inside feel a little sharp when you move your fingers through the edges? i mean its smooth on upper side edges…but the side cuttings feels a little sharp on my one..😢
I have 12 watches, Omega Speedy silver snoopy & Tudor Panda chrono. The Tudor is my go to watch w/ good loom but my Citizen Eco for around 400-600$ have superior loom to all of them.
I agree with your opinion about a micro adjustment. I wear my prx regularly and through out the day when my wrist swells, it can get a bit tight. A small way to adjust it would be perfect.
@@randommango1337 nice! This watch checks all the boxes. It's Swiss made, 100 meter depth, 80 hrs run time, shaphire crystal with antiglare, hacking and winding. Unbelievable at this price point. I'm definitely going to get one. Let me know how you like it!
@@Gun1UpCheck out the quartz: half the price, slimmer, lighter, it doesn’t die after tens of hours of neglect, and no need to replace a plastic movement within a few years. Otherwise the Powertragic PRX is great.
Agree on the sweltering wrist. I’m a bracelet guy but recently put the PRX on the OEM rubber. It wears very comfortable and is now an all-weather watch.
This is a really good point as someone who lives in Hong Kong where inside it’s a breezy 21 degrees but outside it’s like 30 degrees in summer. This is why I have a micro adjust aftermarket strap for my Omega.
nobody else seems to talk about how your wrist changes size throughout the day but fr it gets annoying not being able to change the strap fit when it does
Yeah, it's a natural occurence, we all experience it though often it is minor. I notice it mostly in the summer. Going from aircondition inside to hot and humid outside makes my wrist swell up like a baloon.
@@ChronometerCheck agreed, I’d rather need to take out 2 more links after it arrives then be losing blood supply to my hand or constantly being stuck to my wrist or the opposite… sliding all over and spinning around. A micro pull out adjustment would be perfect! 🤙 wish they’d do it… *cough* *and a 38mm Powermatic gold and blue dial lol*
There are a lot of somewhat affordable straps out there. Tissot makes some for around 60$ but some other companies make some higher grade straps for around 120$- 180$ which make the watch look like it’s a 2k-3k tier watch.
I have the gold PVD 40mm with hold bracelet. I’m looking for a brown leather bracelet with a gold clasp to match the pvd on the case. Do you know who makes it like that?
@@tastybrownie7448 I can try to look for one! Funny you should ask because I’m considering starting a strap company to produce straps that I have trouble finding. Leather strap with gold buckle?
💯...I don't have the Tissot, but I have a Mecha-Quartz Chronograph that is based on the PRX's case and bracelet design...and when I put it on last night and adjusted it i thought I was tripping at first but after 3 separate adjustments, I was like, it's either slightly loose or slightly tight by 1 link...all watch bracelets should come standard with micro adjustments.
There are, clearly, spring bars on the clasp. I have adjusted a few of these. The links allow for broader adjustment. Finer adjustments can be made on the clasp. All of these are part of owning a watch with a bracelet.
I have a few complaints about the PRX, one being the waffle dial kills the sunburst effect, the fact that it's case makes the dial look tiny, or the lug to lug makes two gaps at the top of the wrist. The bracelet is its best feature.
The bracelet does have micro adjustments on the clasp. Unless you are already at the largest size, you can adjust the strap wider by moving the pin to the next hole by carefully using a paper clip. On that clasp shown there are six positions (one or even two are still available).
You don’t have to add and remove links. Towards the end of the video, you can see 6 holes on the clasp. Those are for micro adjustments. You can use a pin to make a quick adjustment or find a position that works all day
Yes, I too sized mine up just a bit, so it would rather wear a bit loose when I'm chilling, but still don't choke off the blood when I'm doing something. And frankly, it has never been a problem for me. I think the PRX feels good no matter if it is a bit loose or if it just slightly starts to feel a bit tight.
yeah i do that too, because it looks better draping off the wrist slightly too because of the bracelet finishing. Like when you are standing up and holding something up with the left hand, the watch tends to fall pretty nicely
Its funny, because i actually frequently swap it from the bracelet to the oem rubber and leather straps. I like it quite a lot on both. In the summer i tend to wear it more on the rubber
The thing I don't like about Tissot PRX is usage of nylon in its critical components such as escapement lever. It just makes the product disposable and not repairable. Just for that, getting a Citizen Tsuyosa or a second hand Seiko Pogue(or a Lorus rl447bx9 "Pogue") is much better option for cushion style watch
You can still slightly adjust it without adding or removing links, by changing where the end of the bracelet attaches to the clasp, they are 4-5 holes that you can choose from, and can be adjusted relatively quickly
I never have that problem because I like to wear my watches a little loose, I don't like it when they are tight. I tried PRX not long ago and it feels amazing, I will definitely buy it, its only a matter of time.
Same about the citizen nighthawk, it's got a really cool (too me) bracelet each Link is 7 pieces making it a stupid complicated watch link to put together for even the jeweler, took him a few minutes to figure it out (30min to remove two links)
Just got the PR 100 chrono instead. The PRX felt a little too rigid for me on the top of my wrist. Kind of sucks because I preferred the face of the PRX
I change links depending on the weather so agreed some micro adjustments would be great. Unfortunately it'd raise the price. I also wish the crown was a little larger
What do you think 200bucks More and *puff* there is a Micro adjustment at this clasp? They could easily put a folding clasp with a Micro adjust but it would completely destroy the Look of the watch(bracelet) But they cant Make a Butterfly clasp with Micro adjust, if you do think so, Show me one Butterfly clasp which can do this
Most jewelers will tell you if your watch is fitted properly you don’t need a micro adjustment. (If you can fit one finger in between the clasp and your wrist)
There are after market leather and rubber straps on the website, I find this wrist has a very accurate adjustment system. Other watches I've had were generally much worse.
Yeah, but the aftermarket straps aren't as plentiful as on watches with standard lug widths and I don't like the look with the strap notch anyway. Just my opinion, of course
That would be great if they were available. Unfortunately, due to the butterfly style clasp, it is very difficult to pair an aftermarket clasp with this watch
@@ChronometerCheck My bad. Thank you. I overlooked the butterfly clasp. Yes, fitting those is hit or miss. I don’t mind a loose fit arrived at by adding a link to a snug fit.
I love my 4 month old Crystal Blue PRX. It's a stunning piece. I understand what you said about the bracelet. I just left mine a little larger than many people would like, which is my standard comfort sizing policy. The bigger problem that I have is that this brushed SS bracelet SCRATCHES WHEN YOU BREATHE ON IT. I have a ton of SS bands on multiple manufacturer's watches and NONE has scratched even close to this amount, after years of aggressive wear. My seller showed the photos to Tissot which promptly told me to pound salt as the scratches are TYPICAL FOR THIS PIECE. Really?????? I'm in disbelief and had I known this, I would have spent my $700 on something more durable and equally beautiful. Anyone else have thoughts about this defect? Thanks!
Isn’t normal to have constant changes on your wrist, that happen because of sodium retention, go to your doctor, could be a sign of renal failure or hepatic failure.
The Tisssot PRX is the first watch that fits me perfectly. I have a short wrist of course I have the 35mm. The smaller links just gives me the perfect fit. I never experienced this before on a watch.Other watches are always a little bit too lose for me and when I remove a link it is to thight. That's why I never buy online I compare it with shoes. Everyone has a different foot, a different feeling in the shoes. It's something that you should try out before you buy. There are a lot of beautiful watches outside, because I tried them I know exactly wich one is for me and wich one no. Even if I love the watch. If I can't wear it because it is too big or the bracelet doesn't fit, I don't buy it.
You can micro adjust it…. There are several holes that you can adjust the spring bar to fit into on the clasp. I thought every bracelet watch had this…
Always liked the PRX, but one thing bothered me: the bezel. Felt it didn't fit the beautiful straight lines of the rest of the watch. Therefore I recently got me a D1 Milano 2nd generation automatic, green dial. Beautiful.
Agreed. I’m in Canada and this time of year it’s cold, randomly had to fly to South Africa…. This thing was so tiiiight in Africa couldn’t wear it at times. It even gets tight back home through out the day!
I get you. I bought the blue alligator strap with integrated end link and it’s like owning another watch for that change of pace. Also, I think they came out with a rubber strap. Otherwise the Delugs makes a fine one in different comers but the price is too high in my opinion. Enjoy!
Typical of Swiss Watches they seem to love butterfly clasps for some reason. I think they want to hide the clasp when on wrist making a solid bracelet all around but in warm climates it’s a pain. Maybe in Switzerland it works better where it’s not very hot or humid. Mostly cold always so once you get a good fit you’re set.
@@ChronometerCheck delugs is coming out with one that has the metal center portion on their rubber and leather. I do like that look better than their first attempt at the straps for the prx
@@timefliesby-jleo474 Yeah I think part of what bugged me about any rubber/leather strap was how awkward it looks with the center link. Would love to see their new attempt!
What bothers me most about the bracelet is how the first link does not fully articulate, so it automatically spreads the bracelet outwards and it takes longer to contact your wrist. This is even worse for people with small wrists
Yeah they should’ve had micro adjustments. I’m at the point where I won’t buy a watch anymore unless it has a couple. My wrist is small. That sweet spot is difficult to find without that little adjustment option.
It’s already so rare to find micro adjustable bracelets on high end watches, expecting it on a Tissot is kind of naive, even though this should be a must in 2023’
him saying integrated bracelets usually found on much more expensive luxury sports watches like its a tourbillon. there's $50 watches out there with Intergraph bracelets it's not just a hight end thing it's actually a very common thing in lower budget watches
OH MY GOD!!! Just the exact same issue with me. It is SO annoying. I either need to remove one link or add one. Most of the times tho, it is not a good fit on my wrist. And fit matters on the overall look of the watch when wearing!!!! So mine has just been sitting on the box for months already. Might just sell it.
Plenty of strap options now on amazon or even retailers . For me it's the hands , find them alittle boring but still love this watch ! I own 2 in different colors ! Cheers 🍻 !
Micro adjustable bracelets should be a must in 2023
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They are... For a price. I'm sure it'll be over $100 more and some people are just not willing to pair for that
Audemars piguet : 150k watch and no micro
@@sennaracinglegend1438 I've got one on my VC Overseas - AP, meh.
Don’t buy a timepiece then idiot,just get a Casio.
Fortunately, in the Philippines it's consistently sweltering hot.
Lolol. I'd leave my bracelet extra loose for comfort
Rude nasty men Filipinos are just like Malays and Indonesians . Thais are so much friendly
Its either hot as hell or you're underwater
LMAO Im from the ph too and just ordered a prx quartz, never knew wrist sizes change with weather so its good to know I dont need to be worried
Same here in Brazil
Delugs rubber straps are excellent, also providing flexibility in warm weather
Good to know! Will take a look
aqNaut strap adapter is better tbh, can’t justify that delugs price tag
Deezlugs got em
@@manuelloera5995Do they drop down, reducing the L2L measurement from 51mm?
Overpriced
bro, I feel the exact same way. Certain times of the day the watch feels great other times I have to take it off because it’s just a little too tight.
Exaccccctly
Its not a mystery at all. I thought it was common sense that our bodies swell when we get hotter. That happens to people with engagement rings all the time. You gotta have it slightly oversized.
@@idontlikestuffthat happens with my rings,on a hot day they are perfect but when is cold,they are loose…
I have a small wrist & enjoy larger watches, Everest rubber straps are great for many of my chronographs but don't think it adapts to these..
I'm glad you said that. I've got the chronograph gentleman, same clasp and it is unbelievably uncomfortable on a hot day. None of these watch you tubers tell you this as they are trying to sell them
Yup, just being honest. I've experienced this firsthand with quite a few watches and it can definitely make it less enjoyable
You think Tissot are paying a commission to the UA-camrs?
@@Nolangainsborough no but free watches to review
that's a thin guy problem, we fat guys don't care, the watch doesn't stay up on the wrist anyway and the fat lair allows some wiggle room on the fit
@@alexsavutube 😂
I just picked one up recently on my travels and it is an absolute steal and a dream watch when it comes to value for the money. The two biggest complaints I have on this watch is the one that’s mentioned and it is 100% accurate as a video that it does get slightly uncomfortable when the weather gets hot, the other is the brightness and longevity of the lume at nighttime.
hello…can u please confirm me…is the prx bracelet edges on the inside feel a little sharp when you move your fingers through the edges? i mean its smooth on upper side edges…but the side cuttings feels a little sharp on my one..😢
I have 12 watches, Omega Speedy silver snoopy & Tudor Panda chrono. The Tudor is my go to watch w/ good loom but my Citizen Eco for around 400-600$ have superior loom to all of them.
I agree with your opinion about a micro adjustment. I wear my prx regularly and through out the day when my wrist swells, it can get a bit tight. A small way to adjust it would be perfect.
I just ordered the PRX with the same blue waffle dail. It’s so gorgeous and i can’t wait to wear it❤️
A year later. Would you still buy it again or something else?
@@Gun1Up I just ordered mine today
@@randommango1337 nice! This watch checks all the boxes. It's Swiss made, 100 meter depth, 80 hrs run time, shaphire crystal with antiglare, hacking and winding. Unbelievable at this price point. I'm definitely going to get one. Let me know how you like it!
What ever you do, DONT Google blue waffle
@@Gun1UpCheck out the quartz: half the price, slimmer, lighter, it doesn’t die after tens of hours of neglect, and no need to replace a plastic movement within a few years. Otherwise the Powertragic PRX is great.
I got this for my engagement gift in Paris I love this watch
Fantastic choice
Agree on the sweltering wrist. I’m a bracelet guy but recently put the PRX on the OEM rubber. It wears very comfortable and is now an all-weather watch.
I put an Everest rubber strap on a couple of my larger watches & they wear great & stay put..on the downside they're not cheap.240$$
Micro ajustments is a must!🙏🏼 still felt in love with this one… 😅
This is a really good point as someone who lives in Hong Kong where inside it’s a breezy 21 degrees but outside it’s like 30 degrees in summer. This is why I have a micro adjust aftermarket strap for my Omega.
nobody else seems to talk about how your wrist changes size throughout the day but fr it gets annoying not being able to change the strap fit when it does
Yeah, it's a natural occurence, we all experience it though often it is minor. I notice it mostly in the summer. Going from aircondition inside to hot and humid outside makes my wrist swell up like a baloon.
There are rubber bands available
Micro adjustments would be cool but are rarely found on pieces of this price bracket
Agreed, a micro adjustment lock on the clasp would be very easy to implement
Yup, exactly! Would make the butterfly clasp just a bit longer but I think most of us would be willing to make that compromise
@@ChronometerCheck agreed, I’d rather need to take out 2 more links after it arrives then be losing blood supply to my hand or constantly being stuck to my wrist or the opposite… sliding all over and spinning around. A micro pull out adjustment would be perfect! 🤙 wish they’d do it… *cough* *and a 38mm Powermatic gold and blue dial lol*
So Guys if it’s so easy just Show me one Butterfly clasp with a Micro adjustment!
There are a lot of somewhat affordable straps out there. Tissot makes some for around 60$ but some other companies make some higher grade straps for around 120$- 180$ which make the watch look like it’s a 2k-3k tier watch.
I have the gold PVD 40mm with hold bracelet. I’m looking for a brown leather bracelet with a gold clasp to match the pvd on the case. Do you know who makes it like that?
@@tastybrownie7448 I can try to look for one! Funny you should ask because I’m considering starting a strap company to produce straps that I have trouble finding.
Leather strap with gold buckle?
I have worn mine for 30 days now and have not had a problem with fit fluctuations
Rolex NFT when?
💯...I don't have the Tissot, but I have a Mecha-Quartz Chronograph that is based on the PRX's case and bracelet design...and when I put it on last night and adjusted it i thought I was tripping at first but after 3 separate adjustments, I was like, it's either slightly loose or slightly tight by 1 link...all watch bracelets should come standard with micro adjustments.
i mean micro adjustments are nice and all but in all seriousness who changes the micro adjustment morning to evening?
I agree with you. Still this isn’t a deal breaker not just cause of the price but the watch is very wearable. Own the exact same model and I love it!
Yes, exactly. Certainly not a deal breaker for me either. Nice, we're watch twins! See the new ice blue model coming out?
To be fair, AP still doesn't have microadjust, and PP only just added it last year.
Yeah, that's true. Hard to complain when the big boys aren't even doing it
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No doubt! On a 100k+ watch to boot
What is AP?
@@Aver812 Audemars Piguet
There are, clearly, spring bars on the clasp. I have adjusted a few of these. The links allow for broader adjustment. Finer adjustments can be made on the clasp. All of these are part of owning a watch with a bracelet.
I have a few complaints about the PRX, one being the waffle dial kills the sunburst effect, the fact that it's case makes the dial look tiny, or the lug to lug makes two gaps at the top of the wrist. The bracelet is its best feature.
The bracelet does have micro adjustments on the clasp. Unless you are already at the largest size, you can adjust the strap wider by moving the pin to the next hole by carefully using a paper clip. On that clasp shown there are six positions (one or even two are still available).
That clasp was from another watch as an example, but I can see how that was confusing!
This is why my favorite watch is the Mido Oceanstar with its on the fly micro adjustable diver extension.
You literally show the micros judgment option in the last frame. I use these holes to microajust all the time on my tissot.
Go back to School, you forgot to learn a Whole lot
I primarily wear mine in the winter for this exact reason
You don’t have to add and remove links. Towards the end of the video, you can see 6 holes on the clasp. Those are for micro adjustments. You can use a pin to make a quick adjustment or find a position that works all day
I added an half link for this reason. It’s a tad more loose, but so much more comfortable to wear
Exactly what I did. Perfect this way!
Yes, I too sized mine up just a bit, so it would rather wear a bit loose when I'm chilling, but still don't choke off the blood when I'm doing something. And frankly, it has never been a problem for me. I think the PRX feels good no matter if it is a bit loose or if it just slightly starts to feel a bit tight.
yeah i do that too, because it looks better draping off the wrist slightly too because of the bracelet finishing. Like when you are standing up and holding something up with the left hand, the watch tends to fall pretty nicely
How exactly would you like them to do that?
I cannot think of one butterfly clasp that has micro adjust.
Didn’t the Rolex, shown as a reference for what this could look like, at the end have a butterfly clasp and micro adjustment?
Genuinely curious
@@Exsavior1 That does not look like a Rolex and that is not an integrated design nor butterfly clasp.
Formex has a butterfly clasp with a micro-extension on in.
@@4SakN1 Are u sure, I can not think of any formex that has a integrated bracelet design
@@4SakN1 Sounds difficult to achieve but nothings impossible I guess.
I wear mine slightly loose for this reason. On the hot days it fits perfectly 😂
Its funny, because i actually frequently swap it from the bracelet to the oem rubber and leather straps. I like it quite a lot on both. In the summer i tend to wear it more on the rubber
Loll. Could certainly argue that
I ve never had this problem so far but got mine for Christmas… will see now with the hotter days
I wish the links articulated more with separate center and end links. I think that would help as well.
The thing I don't like about Tissot PRX is usage of nylon in its critical components such as escapement lever. It just makes the product disposable and not repairable.
Just for that, getting a Citizen Tsuyosa or a second hand Seiko Pogue(or a Lorus rl447bx9 "Pogue") is much better option for cushion style watch
There are adjustment holes in the bracelet clasp, therefore the statement of any adjustment requires adding or removing bracelet links is false.
Do you know which other watch has integrated bracelet and no micro adjustments? AP Royal Oak ;)
My tissot XL chronograph has micro adjustments. Such a small thing but makes a huge difference
You can still slightly adjust it without adding or removing links, by changing where the end of the bracelet attaches to the clasp, they are 4-5 holes that you can choose from, and can be adjusted relatively quickly
The clasp at the end is not on the PRX, he’s showing it to illustrate what micro adjusts look like.
Not this one..
quartz version at least has a sort of half link allows for OK sizing
You can Literally See the half Link in the Video, on that powermatic…
I never have that problem because I like to wear my watches a little loose, I don't like it when they are tight. I tried PRX not long ago and it feels amazing, I will definitely buy it, its only a matter of time.
you don't need micro-adjustments, the links are small, fits perfect ...
See what you did there with the loopable audio 👏
Same about the citizen nighthawk, it's got a really cool (too me) bracelet each Link is 7 pieces making it a stupid complicated watch link to put together for even the jeweler, took him a few minutes to figure it out (30min to remove two links)
Got a Tudor Ranger as well as a PRX. The Ranger isn't a looker but the you can do on the fly micro adjustments so wear it more.
Honestly glad this is an integrated bracelet watch
Exact same complaint for me on the Le Locle
Just got the PR 100 chrono instead. The PRX felt a little too rigid for me on the top of my wrist. Kind of sucks because I preferred the face of the PRX
Leather and rubber straps are available from Tissot
Same issue with the seiko presage line , beautiful bracelet but no micrp adjustment
The one thing I don’t like about my PRX is that it’s not a screw down crown, that aside I love it
I’m thinking of buying a leather one, is it a good option?
I change links depending on the weather so agreed some micro adjustments would be great. Unfortunately it'd raise the price.
I also wish the crown was a little larger
What do you think 200bucks More and *puff* there is a Micro adjustment at this clasp?
They could easily put a folding clasp with a Micro adjust but it would completely destroy the Look of the watch(bracelet)
But they cant Make a Butterfly clasp with Micro adjust, if you do think so, Show me one Butterfly clasp which can do this
It’s a really nice watch at a reasonable price point
Most jewelers will tell you if your watch is fitted properly you don’t need a micro adjustment. (If you can fit one finger in between the clasp and your wrist)
There are after market leather and rubber straps on the website, I find this wrist has a very accurate adjustment system. Other watches I've had were generally much worse.
Yeah, but the aftermarket straps aren't as plentiful as on watches with standard lug widths and I don't like the look with the strap notch anyway. Just my opinion, of course
Tissot does sell straps $65-$105 approximately. This is one year after the video though.
I definitely agree. That’s my biggest complaint about the PRX
Wear your watch above the wrist bone. It fixes this issue and allows you greater range of motion.
That’s the correct position for a watch
I have other things to think about during the day than microadjusting my watch fitting.
The escapement (pallet fork and escape wheel) is made of some kind of “plastic”.
Something to consider 🤔
Love my PRX and the bracelet is gorgeous. But I agree with the tightness on a hot day
Having a butterfly clasp with micro-adjustments seems very possible. However, even brands like AP and Vacheron don't have this
Show me one
I have mine on a blue Tissot strap and it looks even better than the bracelet.
Awesome, I'll check them out for summer (rubber strap?)
@@ChronometerCheck leather for $55
Have my green dial on the black tissot strap, really handy with the quick change system
Just buy an aftermarket clasp mechanism with on the fly adjustment capability if you end up owning a PRX through some accident such as inheritance.
That would be great if they were available. Unfortunately, due to the butterfly style clasp, it is very difficult to pair an aftermarket clasp with this watch
@@ChronometerCheck My bad. Thank you.
I overlooked the butterfly clasp. Yes, fitting those is hit or miss. I don’t mind a loose fit arrived at by adding a link to a snug fit.
During summer even though I mostly wear bracelet watches, I tend to wear my prx less because of this exact issue.
Tissot has tons of nice leather straps for this that are super easy to change
I love my 4 month old Crystal Blue PRX. It's a stunning piece. I understand what you said about the bracelet. I just left mine a little larger than many people would like, which is my standard comfort sizing policy. The bigger problem that I have is that this brushed SS bracelet SCRATCHES WHEN YOU BREATHE ON IT. I have a ton of SS bands on multiple manufacturer's watches and NONE has scratched even close to this amount, after years of aggressive wear. My seller showed the photos to Tissot which promptly told me to pound salt as the scratches are TYPICAL FOR THIS PIECE. Really?????? I'm in disbelief and had I known this, I would have spent my $700 on something more durable and equally beautiful. Anyone else have thoughts about this defect? Thanks!
Isn’t normal to have constant changes on your wrist, that happen because of sodium retention, go to your doctor, could be a sign of renal failure or hepatic failure.
i have too but i cant complain. i mean it gets too tight sometimes but i absolutely love it and wear it daily
I’ve got 3 now. The 80 Prx green . The gold champagne sunburst in 35 quartz and dark blue 35 quartz
The Tisssot PRX is the first watch that fits me perfectly. I have a short wrist of course I have the 35mm. The smaller links just gives me the perfect fit. I never experienced this before on a watch.Other watches are always a little bit too lose for me and when I remove a link it is to thight. That's why I never buy online I compare it with shoes. Everyone has a different foot, a different feeling in the shoes. It's something that you should try out before you buy. There are a lot of beautiful watches outside, because I tried them I know exactly wich one is for me and wich one no.
Even if I love the watch. If I can't wear it because it is too big or the bracelet doesn't fit, I don't buy it.
Tissot release rubber and leather options.
Yes but they're not quite as common, have as much variety, or as affordable as regular straps.
@@ChronometerCheck Delugs straps are better! They have ready stock rubber and leather, and will also make custom orders.
You can micro adjust it….
There are several holes that you can adjust the spring bar to fit into on the clasp.
I thought every bracelet watch had this…
Wrong
@@thegorn You can clearly see the holes Im talking about in the video…
As someone who has a mentional wrist size changing... that would be a no go for me.
There’s tons of bracelet replacements if you’re interested. This watch is very accessorizable.
You can say this about any watch especially an oyster. The links are so long
Always liked the PRX, but one thing bothered me: the bezel. Felt it didn't fit the beautiful straight lines of the rest of the watch.
Therefore I recently got me a D1 Milano 2nd generation automatic, green dial. Beautiful.
I love mine but the bracelet scratches so easily 😣
Agreed. I’m in Canada and this time of year it’s cold, randomly had to fly to South Africa…. This thing was so tiiiight in Africa couldn’t wear it at times. It even gets tight back home through out the day!
Yeah that is a Problem that only thies partikular Tissot has…dumbhead, it’s called temperature Extension…welcome to real life where physic leads 😂
Am I wrong? The PRX does have Tissot alternative straps that are easily interchangeable? That micro adjustment thing still sounds like a great idea.
I get you. I bought the blue alligator strap with integrated end link and it’s like owning another watch for that change of pace. Also, I think they came out with a rubber strap. Otherwise the Delugs makes a fine one in different comers but the price is too high in my opinion. Enjoy!
I've never worn a Tissot, but I can tell you the Daytona with the Oysterflex is the most comfortable strap I've experienced.
The Most unnecessary comment of all Time
Typical of Swiss Watches they seem to love butterfly clasps for some reason. I think they want to hide the clasp when on wrist making a solid bracelet all around but in warm climates it’s a pain. Maybe in Switzerland it works better where it’s not very hot or humid. Mostly cold always so once you get a good fit you’re set.
You do know the pin in the clasp can be removed very easily and would give you the adjustment your need that’s why there multiple spots for it
That clip with the multiple adjustments is of a different watch as an example!
I’m sure you could find many options for bracelet or band designed to fit this watch on the AliExpress
There are a lot of high quality after market straps, also some made by tissot as well
Fair points! Worth checking out
@@ChronometerCheck delugs is coming out with one that has the metal center portion on their rubber and leather. I do like that look better than their first attempt at the straps for the prx
@@timefliesby-jleo474 Yeah I think part of what bugged me about any rubber/leather strap was how awkward it looks with the center link. Would love to see their new attempt!
one thing I hate about it is the size I wish they make a 36mm version of the Powermatic 80, I don't wan to get e chair quartz
What bothers me most about the bracelet is how the first link does not fully articulate, so it automatically spreads the bracelet outwards and it takes longer to contact your wrist. This is even worse for people with small wrists
If you don't have the budget of Tissot,you can go with the Poedagar 990 series. They are almost same in the look
Yeah they should’ve had micro adjustments. I’m at the point where I won’t buy a watch anymore unless it has a couple. My wrist is small. That sweet spot is difficult to find without that little adjustment option.
It’s already so rare to find micro adjustable bracelets on high end watches, expecting it on a Tissot is kind of naive, even though this should be a must in 2023’
Fair enough! Can't disagree there
him saying integrated bracelets usually found on much more expensive luxury sports watches like its a tourbillon. there's $50 watches out there with Intergraph bracelets it's not just a hight end thing it's actually a very common thing in lower budget watches
I have the same issue with my Royal Oak, but it is a small price to pay for such an incredible design
That's how I feel about it, too. Minor annoyance but not a deal breaker
You just showed the adjustment holes on the clasp.
Ahh that was from a different watch as an example but I can see how that could be confusing
I have a vintage watch with a bracelet like this. It broken and I sent it to get fixed, six months later and they’re still trying.
Whaaat, that's frustrating
The only thing i desagree, is the open back. I would prefer it without it, and the watch would be thinner.
OH MY GOD!!! Just the exact same issue with me. It is SO annoying. I either need to remove one link or add one. Most of the times tho, it is not a good fit on my wrist. And fit matters on the overall look of the watch when wearing!!!! So mine has just been sitting on the box for months already. Might just sell it.
Plenty of strap options now on amazon or even retailers .
For me it's the hands , find them alittle boring but still love this watch ! I own 2 in different colors ! Cheers 🍻 !
I sized mine just a little loose to allow for swelling.
This is the way to go my friend