I have it in 35mm. Most gold plated watches have that cheese gold look to them but somehow Tissot has managed to make this one look like solid gold and not cheesy. That alone makes it a win in my book.
@@Sturnburn772 nah just an opinion. Either go gold or if you can’t afford it choose an other metal. Nothing special or insecure about it. But I guess by your reaction you would choose this tacky solution. In my country gipsy communities would prefer that option as well
That's absurd. Because you can't afford a solid gold watch which the vast majority of human beings will never be able to afford in this life time, don't wear a gold colored watch? No. For certain cheaply finished "cheese gold" watches, maybe. But this is a high quality PVD finish and nothing wrong with wearing it. Life is too short to judge what other people wear on their wrists.@@AXPorto
I was in Milan and visited the Tissot store, to see the this watch for the first time. I tried 35mm Gold, Ice Blue, and White dial, to be honest I was so hooked to it. 35mm looks so damn alluring on both thin and thick wrist. I loved it but unfortunately I hadn’t enough money by the time to buy it that I still to this day regret it.
I bought the 35mm gold auto and it was the second watch I ever purchased (my first being Junghans max bill auto) and both from your store! I will say you the service you provided was awesome and I can tell you care about your customers - all in all, I love both of my watches and whenever I wear this one, it scratches the itch for that gold rolex datejust, VC 222, and an AP all in one package; if they made a real gold version, I would honestly buy it since Tissot already makes great watches
To me, there’s something special about the 35mm version of this watch. Maybe the crown size is more proportional? Like others commented, I don’t necessarily think of myself as a gold watch guy, but I do love the look of this version of the PRX.
Never liked full gold watches + PRX (Regular Steel Bracelets) never looked right on my wrist no matter how much I wanted them to. BUT after I tried the Gold just for giggles (quartz) I INSTA-bought it! AND the moment I heard about the Powermatic gold announcement I sold the Quartz and now I own the Gold Powermatic (40mm for me) There is something so special about the PRX Design in Gold... that I wouldn't have known I needed until I saw it on my wrist.
Hey, I’m looking to get this same watch also in the 40mm, a couple of questions? How’s the gold plating holding up? Is it a scratch magnet etc? Thanks.
@FreezingFaces The usual desk scratches, nothing major. I'm always careful when wearing it. The gold coloring is done excellently, and I don't think the color wearing off would be an issue with this watch.
The other day I was thinking on my next watch… wanted something fun, I have a watch for every occasion, but not for pure fun situations… ended up buying a mido powerwind gold pvd, and is my new watch for fun situations ( having fun with my friends at a house, going to the gym, swimming pool situation, etc ). I think some times watches are just a fun thing and this watch makes me feel that way. I mean, we all know it’s nota real gold watch, the point is having fun with it…
I have seen this watch and permit me to say that the gold plating is of a good quality and looks like real 18k material. It is not a cheap gold coating that is obvious from a distance.
I wish Tissot would focus more on the Tissot Ballade. Maybe introduce a smaller Version / different dial colors / open heart version. The Watch is absolutely beautiful
I'm pissed they don't offer a fluted bezel option in full steel. +$100 for the bezel would be more than fair, and not offering the option in gold PVD would help prevent a lack in 18K PRX sales.
Ugh, i really need to go and try these on in person. Tissot's Gentleman 40 looks good on my wrist, as does something like a Casio Duro. But that smaller 35mm looks just showy enough without being too gaudy and bulky (since it's gold) -- I wonder if I can pull it off. Probably doesnt help that I dont know my wrist size ... 🙃
I got the green in 40mm but I’m really wanting to get a 35mm which would suit my need for a smaller more formal watch. I just can’t decide on the Gold 35mm or the ice blue 35mm. I have a feeling I’d get more use out of the ice blue (waffle/Auto), but the gold looks so nice and elegant. I just think it wouldn’t suit me cause I tend to be in a leather jacket than an office suit. Owning the green PRX in the collection I can at least be sure it’s an accurate watch, looks and feels high quality and just has a great bracelet. Even though the bracelet is predominantly brushed it flickers in the light so well and is much bling than you’d think. And the polishing is were it will pick up those pesky little hairline scratches a polished watch gets. However this can be removed on most polished surfaces with good polish for stainless steel. I’d love to hear people’s opinions. Would a 35mm gold suit a make in his mid 30s who tends to mainly wear jeans and t-shirts? The ice blue is clearly the winner for your everyday watch. Thanks for the upload. Great as always ❤
I have a 6.6in wrist and we don't have any Tissot stores around us at all, so I have to cold buy. I fear the 35mm is too small, and this video didn't actually show a 40mm on a wrist. Recommendations.
I’m trying to make the decision if I should get the 35’mm or the 40mm found the 40mm lug To lug is the actually width of my wrist so I’m not sure if this is something I should go for
Everybody seems to be saying that the 35mm version of the PRX is better. I can agree with that. But what about the gold metal strap version of the Tissot Everytime watch ? ? It is available in 34mm and in 40mm. My wrist is 6" even.
We talk about 80 hour power reserve, how many winds of the crown should you expect to achieve maximum wind? Also I'm of the understanding that you cannot overwind these two so watches? Is that correct?
few years later if my prx timing are off by few seconds, instead of nudging the regulator screw a few notch, i had to throw the whole movement away for a new one
@@INSANEFAME why? Swiss made doesn’t mean what it used to and I don’t really care if the watch has an integrated bracelet or specifically designed automatic movement. You can buy an Invicta Pro Diver with a Sellita in it and it’s legally a Swiss watch. What I can tell you is that I’ve bought a string of watches in this price bracket over the last three years and Tissot just didn’t make it to purchase. GShock, Baltic, MR Jones, Zelos and Vario all ended up in collection instead. I’m thinking of going a tier or two up for my next purchase and Tissot largely isn’t on my radar, despite making one of the cheaper solid gold watches on the market.
Yeah, what's up with that, the supposed 40mm wrist shot is on 6.1 in wrist and its the same proportions as the 35mm. I want to buy this, but I need to decide which one fits better on my wrist.
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I have it in 35mm. Most gold plated watches have that cheese gold look to them but somehow Tissot has managed to make this one look like solid gold and not cheesy. That alone makes it a win in my book.
It still looks cheesy as fu, tbh. Plated screams, look at me I cannot afford
you sound insecure@@AXPorto
@@Sturnburn772 nah just an opinion. Either go gold or if you can’t afford it choose
an other metal. Nothing special or insecure about it.
But I guess by your reaction you would choose this tacky solution. In my country gipsy communities would prefer that option as well
That's absurd. Because you can't afford a solid gold watch which the vast majority of human beings will never be able to afford in this life time, don't wear a gold colored watch? No. For certain cheaply finished "cheese gold" watches, maybe. But this is a high quality PVD finish and nothing wrong with wearing it. Life is too short to judge what other people wear on their wrists.@@AXPorto
@@Sturnburn772 its tacky bro, get over it
I pulled the trigger and bought one
Me too 🤙
Does the gold plating hold up?
@@rubengarza3792 Does the gold plating hold up?
@@corbinatkins3932 zero issues right now. I actually swap the bracelet out for a delugs for work. The watch itself has very little wear
@@corbinatkins3932 You can read the difference in the PVD coating vs real gold plating.
I was in Milan and visited the Tissot store, to see the this watch for the first time. I tried 35mm Gold, Ice Blue, and White dial, to be honest I was so hooked to it. 35mm looks so damn alluring on both thin and thick wrist. I loved it but unfortunately I hadn’t enough money by the time to buy it that I still to this day regret it.
careful - this guy lies a lot
@@litan114 what? Do you want to see the proof of it ? I have all the pictures on my phone with dates on it. 🤷🏻♂️🤷🏻♂️🤷🏻♂️🤌🏻🤌🏻🤌🏻🤦🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️
I bought the 35mm gold auto and it was the second watch I ever purchased (my first being Junghans max bill auto) and both from your store! I will say you the service you provided was awesome and I can tell you care about your customers - all in all, I love both of my watches and whenever I wear this one, it scratches the itch for that gold rolex datejust, VC 222, and an AP all in one package; if they made a real gold version, I would honestly buy it since Tissot already makes great watches
Does the gold plating hold up?
To me, there’s something special about the 35mm version of this watch. Maybe the crown size is more proportional? Like others commented, I don’t necessarily think of myself as a gold watch guy, but I do love the look of this version of the PRX.
Never liked full gold watches + PRX (Regular Steel Bracelets) never looked right on my wrist no matter how much I wanted them to. BUT after I tried the Gold just for giggles (quartz) I INSTA-bought it! AND the moment I heard about the Powermatic gold announcement I sold the Quartz and now I own the Gold Powermatic (40mm for me) There is something so special about the PRX Design in Gold... that I wouldn't have known I needed until I saw it on my wrist.
Been looking at this for the longest time…. This gold PRX automatic 35mm could scratch my itch for the VC222 😊
Exactly my thought. If we get robbed, its not the end of the world. lol
Just got the 40mm prx 80 gold today, my first prx, but i do have 2 tsuyosa as well. It's a stunning watch.
Hey, I’m looking to get this same watch also in the 40mm, a couple of questions? How’s the gold plating holding up? Is it a scratch magnet etc? Thanks.
@FreezingFaces The usual desk scratches, nothing major. I'm always careful when wearing it. The gold coloring is done excellently, and I don't think the color wearing off would be an issue with this watch.
@@jubayarahmed342 Does the gold show though still? Or does does the silver steel show when it’s scratched
35mm better - too bad
We bought his and hers watches at Serremonte. They look good. Too good. Ill update in a few years for how it lasts
I own 2 prx auto 40mms this gold one, and the silver with black face. Best watch under 750 you can buy!
See the new 40mm gold with black face ? Not sure which one I should get
I really like it, I might pull the trigger on this as I don't have a gold watch that gives a vintage look! Thanks 😊
The other day I was thinking on my next watch… wanted something fun, I have a watch for every occasion, but not for pure fun situations… ended up buying a mido powerwind gold pvd, and is my new watch for fun situations ( having fun with my friends at a house, going to the gym, swimming pool situation, etc ). I think some times watches are just a fun thing and this watch makes me feel that way. I mean, we all know it’s nota real gold watch, the point is having fun with it…
Saturday night fever watch. I love it. I have the 35 mm quartz.
I have a gold tone watch in a Benrus from the '70s. Big brash case with a green leather band. Love that style.
I have seen this watch and permit me to say that the gold plating is of a good quality and looks like real 18k material. It is not a cheap gold coating that is obvious from a distance.
I wish Tissot would focus more on the Tissot Ballade. Maybe introduce a smaller Version / different dial colors / open heart version. The Watch is absolutely beautiful
Love it! The gold colour oozes class and sophistication. 😃 Shame the movement isn't gold plated as well.
i have 2 Prx one being a powermatic and i love them both, Im not really into gold but if i was to buy a gold watch it would be one of these
I'm pissed they don't offer a fluted bezel option in full steel. +$100 for the bezel would be more than fair, and not offering the option in gold PVD would help prevent a lack in 18K PRX sales.
Tell your people at Tissot to introduce a 37mm iteration.
That's how this one wears
Or 38
Getting the 35 for my daughter's 18th.
gay
@@astroboirapwtf is wrong with you
Ugh, i really need to go and try these on in person. Tissot's Gentleman 40 looks good on my wrist, as does something like a Casio Duro. But that smaller 35mm looks just showy enough without being too gaudy and bulky (since it's gold) -- I wonder if I can pull it off. Probably doesnt help that I dont know my wrist size ... 🙃
Teddy, do you think that Tissot will ever bring out a gold version Gentleman? Thank you.
Stuff the haters these look amazing.
If only the quartz came with this dial!
I have 40mm and I’m happy with it 👌🏾
Does the gold plating hold up?
Please do another video on the 18k fluted gold bezel version in the blue dial. please! It's affordable on the grey market at around 1350.
These watches look good but screams I can't afford the real deal. I'm more interested in the 18k bezel version for a taste of that gold.
And that my friend is why when mine arrives it’ll be taken to have delugs black rubber straps with gold steel clasp put on it asap
Tissot if you’re reading this: world needs a powermatic in rose gold
I got the green in 40mm but I’m really wanting to get a 35mm which would suit my need for a smaller more formal watch. I just can’t decide on the Gold 35mm or the ice blue 35mm. I have a feeling I’d get more use out of the ice blue (waffle/Auto), but the gold looks so nice and elegant. I just think it wouldn’t suit me cause I tend to be in a leather jacket than an office suit.
Owning the green PRX in the collection I can at least be sure it’s an accurate watch, looks and feels high quality and just has a great bracelet. Even though the bracelet is predominantly brushed it flickers in the light so well and is much bling than you’d think. And the polishing is were it will pick up those pesky little hairline scratches a polished watch gets. However this can be removed on most polished surfaces with good polish for stainless steel.
I’d love to hear people’s opinions. Would a 35mm gold suit a make in his mid 30s who tends to mainly wear jeans and t-shirts?
The ice blue is clearly the winner for your everyday watch.
Thanks for the upload. Great as always ❤
Tissot, pls make one in rose gold. Tnx :D
Release this in black dial gold hands indices and all
If you scratch it, the scratches will be gold or silver? I ask because is gold plated and not full gold.
Is not plated, it's Gold-tone stainless steel so if you scratch the watch it will still look like gold.
It’s so good
I have a 6.6in wrist and we don't have any Tissot stores around us at all, so I have to cold buy. I fear the 35mm is too small, and this video didn't actually show a 40mm on a wrist. Recommendations.
I’m trying to make the decision if I should get the 35’mm or the 40mm found the 40mm lug
To lug is the actually width of my wrist so I’m not sure if this is something I should go for
Well a solid gold watch no matter the brand will run you a few thousand so this is definitely a good substitute
Everybody seems to be saying that the 35mm version of the PRX is better. I can agree with that. But what about the gold metal strap version of the Tissot Everytime watch ? ? It is available in 34mm and in 40mm. My wrist is 6" even.
We talk about 80 hour power reserve, how many winds of the crown should you expect to achieve maximum wind? Also I'm of the understanding that you cannot overwind these two so watches? Is that correct?
a 37.5mm size would be perfect.
that little extra length goes a long way...that's what she said.@@Ethan-yk3hi
next one yes yes yes🧡🧡🧡
Not much of a gold guy but I kinda like these. My favourite recent gold release would be the Bulova Jet-star and the Citizen Series 8.
I love this watch but I'm not sure about the 40 being big enough. I have just over an 8 inch wrist, what do you guys think?
40
The 40mm looks good on your wrist.
I think he screwed up, because that wasn't the 40mm version.
So the inside parts are plastic? Can you get five or so years out of this before it wears out?
Any idea what the dial measures on both models ? Or are they 35mm and 40mm, ive never removed one to measure it etc
Hey man, would you like to do a video on Hamilton jazzmaster Day date? ı think its underrated
few years later if my prx timing are off by few seconds, instead of nudging the regulator screw a few notch, i had to throw the whole movement away for a new one
Gives me sopranos vibes on a budget
Yessss
I hate gold plated watches. But this very very good looking, I will take it soon❤
Have not pulled the trigger on one of these, not sure I’m going to. Very interesting options in the micro brand space for these prices.
Tissot is not a micro brand
@@davelewinsky9852 yes, that is the point.
@@davelewinsky9852 That's not what he meant. He meant that there are more interesting options in micro brands world. I agree.
name one swiss-made auto integrated at this price
@@INSANEFAME why? Swiss made doesn’t mean what it used to and I don’t really care if the watch has an integrated bracelet or specifically designed automatic movement. You can buy an Invicta Pro Diver with a Sellita in it and it’s legally a Swiss watch. What I can tell you is that I’ve bought a string of watches in this price bracket over the last three years and Tissot just didn’t make it to purchase. GShock, Baltic, MR Jones, Zelos and Vario all ended up in collection instead. I’m thinking of going a tier or two up for my next purchase and Tissot largely isn’t on my radar, despite making one of the cheaper solid gold watches on the market.
im scared of the PVD getting scratched off
Have you found out anything more of the PVD scratches off?
I love the 34 mm size watches.
They don't snag & look great on my small wrists.
No rose gold is criminal. Lolll
Pl mention the price in PAKISTAN karachi
825.00 eesh.
Swatch loves to milk the hell out of popular models jeez
finally
Tissot fucked it up with the digital PRX, lowered the perceived value of the entire lineup.
Couldn't disagree more.
If u dont have it dont review it
At the price show me a better watch. Wrong…
You never showed the 40 on wrist…. So, not really helpful
Yeah, what's up with that, the supposed 40mm wrist shot is on 6.1 in wrist and its the same proportions as the 35mm. I want to buy this, but I need to decide which one fits better on my wrist.
Noooooooooo!!!!
Gold TONE? WTF is that??!!
Gold plated watches are garish
ew nope. never like "gold" watches
Who cares? Many of us do.
@@tancreddehauteville764 and yeah, who cares if you like gold watch too.
They're better if you have hairy Italian arms
@@billybenson3834 WTF???
The fluted bezel would made this watch,im still pretty sure im buying the 35mm fir my summer holiday ❤
Waiting for a video about the new 38mm Casio Duro🥹
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