Felix Scholz
This is such a great watch. Honestly. I can't think of many (if any) Swiss-made watches that offer such a punchy package for this sort of price. Not only do you get the impressive Powermatic 80 movement (more than three days of power reserve rocks) in a good-looking, well-made 300m diver, you get nice little features like the gradient dial and ceramic bezel. So much win. On top of that, it fits great on the wrist: 43mm is big, but not obnoxiously so, especially when paired with the height. Even the dial text and date placement is done right. My only possible quibble is the strap. Not the rubber strap itself, which I quite like Tissot T' motif and all no, it's the slightly odd 21mm width. Given that I'm the kind of guy who likes chopping and changing straps as often as my mood, the uncommon width is a little bit of a buzzkill. But then, for the price, it's hard to be too harsh with this little gem.Tissot Seastar 1000 Powermatic 80 Australian pricingTissot Seastar 1000 Powermatic 80, steel on rubber, $1000
Specifications


Brand
Tissot




Model
Seastar 1000 Powermatic 80






Case Size
43mm




Case Height
12.7mm






Case Material
Stainless steel




Dial
Blue gradient




Strap
21mm, rubber




Movement
Powermatic 80
19.07.18