Comparisons
Two watches, one decision. Side-by-side specifications, category winners and a verdict that commits.
Tissot PRX Quartz 40mm
Tissot PRX Powermatic 80The quartz PRX is thinner, lighter, more accurate and $330 cheaper. The Powermatic 80 is a mechanical watch. That is the entire decision — the case, bracelet, crystal and water resistance are identical.
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Tissot PRX Powermatic 80
Citizen Tsuyosa NJ0150The Tissot PRX is the better watch and the Citizen Tsuyosa is the better value. The PRX buys you a Swiss movement with an 80-hour reserve, sharper finishing and a slimmer case for roughly $425 more. If the look is what you want, the Tsuyosa delivers it for $300.
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Orient Kamasu
Seiko 5 Sports SRPD55The Orient Kamasu out-specifies the Seiko 5 Sports in almost every measurable way — sapphire, 200 m, solid end links and a tighter accuracy window — for around $40 more. The Seiko wins on luminous performance, service network and aftermarket support.
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Orient Bambino Version 2
Seiko Presage Cocktail Time SRPB43The Seiko Presage has the better dial, the better movement and the slimmer case. The Orient Bambino costs about $230 less. Both are good; only one of them is cheap.
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Citizen Tsuyosa NJ0150Seiko Presage Cocktail Time SRPB43The Tsuyosa gives you an integrated steel bracelet, sapphire and 40 mm of modern design. The Presage gives you the best dial under $500 and a 50 m rating that limits where you can wear it. They are aimed at different weeks of your life.
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Orient Kamasu
Orient Mako IIIIdentical movement, identical water resistance, identical bracelet construction. The Kamasu adds a sapphire crystal and sharper dial furniture for around $40. For most buyers that is worth paying.
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