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I really like that
That is nice. I wonder if the rumoured smaller sized PRX is coming too.
If they did a 37-38mm case this would be a lovely watch.
As it stands, that chrono will wear huge if the 40mm 3-hander is anything to go by.
They have announced a 35mm one. Probably too far the other way!Quote:
Originally Posted by TheGent
I quite like the chrono with the silver dial and the price doesn't seem too bad (If you say it quickly!).
I still think I'd probably go with the quartz model though, it gives you 80% of the watch for around 25% of the price!
I don't like the waffle dial on the 3 handed autos at all.
M
Nice. Could scratch my chrono itch.
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Great looking watch but that will be absolutely humongous at 42mm. The 40mm three hander was too big for me, and my daily is a Tudor GMT which people say are big.
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I do like that.
A 42 for that is perfect, I think.
https://timeandtidewatches.com/wp-co...6874535605.jpg
I like the classic lines of the integrated bracelet.
TImeless, and yet enough distinctiveness to be itself.
I think it's very nice, but agree with the integrated bracelet, at 42mm will look very large
I really like that and will likely buy one.
Big and chunky is right up my street, and matches my figure :fat:
I like that, very stylish.
Like the square pushers, case and bracelet. The blue dial is handsome.
Not a fan of the PRX on the bottom sub dial or exhibition back but you can't have everything.
Really nice, but the integrated bracelet is off putting.
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Originally Posted by TheGent
Agreed, it’s a very nice design apart from the size, and the chrono has added enough interest to give it an identity beyond being an oversized Oysterquartz clone.Quote:
Originally Posted by Onelasttime
That’s kind of the point of it, no? Plenty of non-integrated chronos to choose from out there.Quote:
Originally Posted by MADDOG
Id say that was one of its main selling points in terms of identity.Quote:
Originally Posted by MADDOG
Its the size for me that prevents me... but it has great proportions at the size it is.
Agreed, that must be the women's version surely?Quote:
Originally Posted by Idontgram
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I love it. Looks a lot like the Wempe iron walker chronograph. Hopefully no date corrector on the side of the case and probably half the price. Sign me up!
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No, they are calling it the TZ-UK limited edition:-)Quote:
Originally Posted by estoban7
Very nice this and if a 38mm 3 hander comes out, I'd be in for one of those!
40mm, it’s nearly there!Quote:
Originally Posted by Tenko
https://shop.timeandtidewatches.com/...matic-80-blue/
But cheaper here.
https://www.cwsellors.co.uk/products...ent=Ad%20group
Or auto
https://www.cwsellors.co.uk/products...ent=Ad%20group
With an extra 10% off at Jura
Thanks, I already own the 40mm version :) Lovely watch but would prefer it a bit smaller...Quote:
Originally Posted by Dave+63
I very much like the panda
https://timeandtidewatches.com/wp-co...6874583785.jpg
Would be even better if it didn't have the PRX on the sub-dial (IMHO)
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The Reverse Panda is lovely too.
As above!!
I think this a belter. Right up my street but as already said, the PRX on the sub dial is really off putting.
It's a shame they went for gold hands/indices on the panda version. Personal preference of course, but I think silver would work better here.
Yep, agree with that.Quote:
Originally Posted by M1011
For those who don't follow him, Teddy has an interview with Tissot where they discuss the PRX, 41, 35, Chrono
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RN5aWRTb-PY
cheers
Looks pretty cool. I am sure they will add more colors during the year.
I think silver would be hard to read.Quote:
Originally Posted by wileeeeeey
I'm not a fan of gold generally but I think they're an acceptable choice here.
M
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I have tried on the white dial quartz (three hander) and thought that the 40mm size did wear larger that the specifications suggested, more like a 41mm than a 40mm....unfortunately I was on the fence about whether I wanted one, however now that the 35mm has been announced I could definately be in the market for one in this size.
My 36mm Junghans wears larger than the 36mm dimensions, due to the integrated lugs. Feels more like 38mm.
It is a classic example of the on paper dimensions not reflecting how it wears.
Teddy Baldassarre has posted a video going over the new Tissot releases with the CEO who is wearing the chrono. Great design but on the video appears to wear much larger than dimensions might suggest
I thought that but he's a slim guy and it hadn't been sized how I'd wear it.Quote:
Originally Posted by ARC85
Thought the whole collection looked great though
Yep, that works.
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