Tissot · PRX
An accessible integrated-bracelet automatic with a strong 1970s-inspired design and an 80-hour power reserve.
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Overview
Integrated-bracelet automatic sports watch with 80-hour power reserve.
History and context
The modern PRX revives the appearance of a late-1970s Tissot design and became widely recognized as an accessible integrated-bracelet sports watch.
Design explained
A thin tonneau-style case, textured dial and sharply tapering integrated bracelet create a distinctive geometric profile.
Movement and technology
The Powermatic 80 automatic movement extends reserve to approximately 80 hours and uses modern regulation technology.
Manufacturing
Swiss-made steel case and integrated bracelet with sapphire crystal and 100 m water resistance.
Fit and wearing experience
The 40 mm case wears broad because the first bracelet links continue the case shape. Wrist width matters more than diameter alone.
Strengths and considerations
Strengths
- Strong design for the price
- Long power reserve
- Slim profile
- Practical water resistance
Considerations
- Wears broad on small wrists
- Very common design
- Finishing is appropriate to price rather than high luxury
Model evolution
The modern PRX began with quartz and automatic 40 mm models and later expanded into additional sizes, colours and complications.
Sources and verification
Specifications last verified: 2026-07-20.
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