Veredicto rápido
The PRX Powermatic 80 is the reference point for the entire integrated-bracelet category under $1,000. An 80-hour reserve, a 10.9 mm case, sapphire and Swiss assembly at $725 is a specification that reads like a mistake. The clasp is the one place Tissot clearly saved money.
De un vistazo
- Precio de calle
- 725 US$
- Tipo de movimiento
- Automático
- Reserva de marcha
- 80 hours
- Diámetro de caja
- 40 mm
- Asa a asa
- 45 mm
- Cristal
- Sapphire
- Resistencia al agua
- 100 m (328 ft)
Diseño
A tonneau case that flows into the bracelet without lugs, revived from Tissot's 1978 design. The dial carries a fine waffle texture on most references, applied faceted indices and a date at three. It is the only watch here that works with a suit and a t-shirt without looking like a compromise in either direction.
Movimiento
The Powermatic 80 is built on the ETA C07.111 base, running at a reduced 21,600 vph to extend the reserve to 80 hours. Tissot does not publish a daily rate for the standard version. The escapement uses a synthetic regulator assembly, which reduces cost and is not user-adjustable in the conventional way.
Calidad de construcción
Alternating brushed and polished surfaces with sharp transitions, a screw-down caseback and 100 m of water resistance. Case finishing is the clearest step up from the Japanese watches in this database.
Esfera
Applied polished indices over a textured base, with a colour-matched date wheel on most references. The blue is the signature; the ice-blue and green references have driven much of the model's recent popularity.
Brazalete y correa
Fully integrated, tapering and finished to a standard that would be respectable at twice the price. The weakness is the butterfly clasp: it has no micro-adjustment, so sizing depends entirely on links and half-links.
Comodidad y ergonomía
10.9 mm tall with a 45 mm span makes this one of the easiest watches here to wear. The integrated bracelet begins wrapping immediately at the case, which is why it suits smaller wrists better than the 40 mm diameter implies.
Precisión
Tissot does not publish a rate specification for the standard Powermatic 80. The chronometer-certified Silicium variants of the same base are specified to COSC standards, which is the version to choose if a documented rate matters.
Lo que nos gusta
Lo que nos gusta
- 80-hour power reserve — leave it on Friday, pick it up Monday
- 10.9 mm case height in a sports watch with 100 m water resistance
- Sapphire crystal and a fully integrated bracelet with polished chamfers
- 40 mm case with a 45 mm span suits an unusually wide range of wrists
Lo que no nos gusta
- The butterfly clasp has no micro-adjustment
- Integrated bracelet cannot be swapped for a strap
- Powermatic 80 uses a plastic regulator assembly, which some owners object to
¿Quién debería comprarlo?
Anyone who wants one watch for every occasion, anyone who values a long power reserve, and anyone who wants Swiss manufacturing without four figures.
¿Quién debería descartarlo?
Skip it if you change straps regularly, or if a micro-adjustable clasp matters. Skip it if $725 is a stretch — the Citizen Tsuyosa covers the same design brief for less than half.
Mejores alternativas
Tres relojes que conviene sopesar antes de decidirte.
Cómo se compara
Tissot PRX Powermatic 80
5 categorías ganadas
Citizen Tsuyosa NJ0150
2 categorías ganadas
- Precio de calle
- 725 US$
- 300 US$Ganador
- Tipo de movimiento
- Automático
- Automático
- Calibre
- Powermatic 80 (ETA C07.111 base)
- 8210
- Reserva de marcha
- 80 hoursGanador
- 40 hours
- Precisión declarada
- No publicado
- -20 to +40 seconds per day (Miyota specification)
- Diámetro de caja
- 40 mm
- 40 mm
- Grosor de caja
- 10.9 mmGanador
- 11.7 mm
- Asa a asa
- 45 mmGanador
- 46 mm
- Cristal
- SapphireEmpate
- SapphireEmpate
- Resistencia al agua
- 100 m (328 ft)Ganador
- 50 m (164 ft)
- Brazalete / correa
- Integrated steel bracelet
- Integrated five-link bracelet
- Peso
- 152 g
- 138 gGanador
- Estilo
- Integrado · Diario · Deportivo · Vestir
- Integrado · Diario · Deportivo
- Muñeca recomendada
- Pequeña · Media · Grande
- Pequeña · Media · Grande
- Selection Score
- 89 / 100Ganador
- 83 / 100
Veredicto final
The PRX is the most complete watch in this database and the one with the widest range of use. The clasp is a real flaw at the price, and it is the only one worth arguing about.
Especificaciones
- Marca
- Tissot
- Modelo
- PRX Powermatic 80
- Referencia
- T137.407.11.041.00
- Colección
- PRX
- Precio de calle
- 725 US$
- PVP recomendado
- 725 US$
- Tipo de movimiento
- Automático
- Movimiento
- Tissot Powermatic 80
- Calibre
- Powermatic 80 (ETA C07.111 base)
- Reserva de marcha
- 80 hours
- Precisión declarada
- No publicado
- Espiral
- No publicado
- Diámetro de caja
- 40 mm
- Grosor de caja
- 10.9 mm
- Asa a asa
- 45 mm
- Ancho de asa
- Integrado
- Peso
- 152 g
- Material de caja
- Stainless steel
- Cristal
- Sapphire
- Resistencia al agua
- 100 m (328 ft)
- Colores de esfera
- Blue
- Brazalete / correa
- Integrated steel bracelet
- Material del brazalete
- Stainless steel
- Cierre
- Butterfly folding clasp
- Fecha
- Sí
- GMT
- No
- Cronógrafo
- No
- Estilo
- Integrado · Diario · Deportivo · Vestir
- Muñeca recomendada
- Pequeña · Media · Grande
- País de origen
- Switzerland
- Lanzamiento
- 2021
- Selection Score
- 89 / 100
Desglose de la puntuación
- 25%22.0
Relación calidad-precio
- 20%18.4
Movimiento
- 15%13.5
Construcción
- 15%13.9
Diseño
- 10%9.2
Ergonomía
- 10%8.0
Prestaciones
- 5%4.4
Marca y propiedad
Siete pilares, cada uno puntuado de 0 a 10 y ponderado como se muestra. El total es la suma de las notas ponderadas: el número principal nunca puede contradecir su propio desglose.
Las notas son datos demo pendientes de revisión editorial.
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Preguntas frecuentes
What is the difference between the PRX Powermatic 80 and the PRX Quartz?
The Powermatic 80 is a Swiss automatic with an 80-hour reserve; the quartz version is thinner, lighter and cheaper, and keeps far better time. They share the case design, sapphire crystal and 100 m rating.
Does the PRX come in a smaller size?
Tissot produces a 35 mm PRX alongside the 40 mm. The 35 mm is available in both quartz and automatic depending on the reference.
Can the bracelet be replaced with a strap?
Tissot sells official leather and rubber straps designed to interface with the PRX case. Third-party options are limited because the fitting is proprietary.
