Totally agree, he sounds like very down to earth and actually roll his sleeves up to work with his team, which are characters of a great leader. Not there just for the title and the salary, but wanted to accomplish things.
And he is running one of the biggest campaigns for a nonsense watch. And everyone is getting a prx thinking it is a steal when they get a quartz for 400
@@algo2017 You make a fair point in general. It is however a company with history, a beautiful aesthetic design, high quality in materials and craftsmanship and a bracelet that is beyond its price class- all of those things provide a lot of value for the buyer in this segment.
@@stevew7964 Hmm.. If I didn’t know the title of this topic, I wouldn’t know that you are pointing out a WATCH only by reading your description. You know why? Cuz this is a $400 s.steel jewelry. I put it that way and ask myself if I’d pay $400 to a stainless steel jewelry bracelet? Some would, I won’t..
I literally have tears in my eyes that the PRX was released in 35mm. I neither had many options for my small wrist nor the money to buy a nice watch. Being a guy from a small country like Nepal working at a lower wage I know it's still a bit over my budget but it has motivated me to work even harder and finally get myself a piece of history, style, elegance and overall. Thank you so much Tissot I couldn't be more happier seeing this video by Teddy.
I like when they talked about the causal market and the enthusiasts. It must be tough because, it only takes one well respected enthusiast to set a huge trend that no one expected.
Tissot is making it look EASY. Come up with some basic designs that resonate then do some interesting variations. That black case, blue dial SeaStar is INSANE. And that chrono has just the coolest 70s groove. Teddy, you're crushing it! Thanks for this!
What an amazing nice CEO - For sure, consider it, somehow you always buy the seller when it comes to "luxury". Having said that, I think a Tissot will join my collection, just because I feel this CEO's passion, honesty aside all his number / analytics / economies skill. Well done, Teddy!
Excited about the PRX Chrono! If there's a white dial with the smaller blue sub-dials, it will look gorgeous! Tissot is really going places, they are accessing a new customer market of enthusiasts who usually buy Hamilton, Longines, Oris. Good for them!
@@trevbarlow9719 valjoux tends to be thick but they did have a modular chronograph movement the same one present in heritage 1948 which is relatively thin compared to the valjoux
Don’t think we will get that just because they would have to develop a different movement, it’s what I want also but I think now I’m going to “settle” for that green dial PRX as my next watch!
this is an exceptional brand through and through. they are god tier. I just bought 2 black dial quartz PRX's, one for me and one for my 12 year old son.I just can't belive the value at the price point. Tissot knows who they are and have everyone's attention, well done Tissot! this brand is just everything that I like about watches. next on the list, seastar with rubber strap.
I hope and pray that Tissot releases a 35 PRX with the black textured dial, I would buy the 40 but it overhangs on my wrist. Also Teddy, over the past 5 years I've been watching you you've come a long way and hope to see you keep on growing. Killer content man!!
I am all for automatic watches and was hyped when I heard of the chrono but at the moment (@12:22) the CEO put the green 35mm watch on his wrist - I was blown away! What a stunner!
The PRX Chrono will be another industry breaker; I would love to see it in a smaller version, but I don't know which movement could serve the purpose. Great job as usual Teddy. Cheers
What a great interview as usual from Teddy! As a happy owner of a Tissot It really brings something to the table actually hearing the CEO of the company, and of course is also refreshing when they have such passion for even their entry level pieces! That PRX Chronograph is definitely the one get for me after I get my hands on a Seamaster! Keep up the amazing work, already looking forward to the videos when you visit their site in Switzerland! Congrats!
Hearing Mr. Dolla speak of the PRX as a passion project makes me love mine even more. I can see that he is a wonderful leader and am happy to see the brand finding such success.
Have so much respect for Tissot, they deliver excellent quality products yet sale them at the affordable end. The PRX chrono really wowed me, wonder if they will come in with the silicium hairspring like the gentlemen.
Very well done Teddy and Sylvain. Some very interesting pieces here. No surprise about more green dials but a big surprise for me was the different strap options for the PRX given that it had an easy release bracelet on release last year. I've pondered what a leather or rubber strap would look like on my PM80 PRX and looked around for different options so it's great that some different options are soon to be available from Tissot. Thank you for listening Tissot!. Of the brand new watches the PRX chronograph has to be a must see to see for me as to how it looks given that Valjoux 7753 based well proven workhorse movement size. The Seastar is always one of my favourites from Tissot as well.
Tissot out here KILLING IT lately. The more I look at the gold-bezel PRX, the more I like it. But I'd have to see the brown and the blue dials in person to be able to decide.
I'm excited for the prx chrono but more than that I've been waiting for the straps! The PRX always felt too flashy for work but with that leather strap I think it may become my daily watch!
@@db9071 my former boss used to wear a gold Rolex Daytona and a gold medallion and no one cared. As long as it isn't offensive people should wear whatever fits their personality.
Tissot, in my opinion, offer the vastest range of affordable watches at any level within. Superb value at all levels. One of my favourite brands, a brand that listens to the pulse of the clientele.
That 35mm Ice blue prx is perfection. I have the 40mm blue prx but it's just a little too bulky for my liking. So definitely going for the smaller version with an ice blue dial.
It was a tough decision last year buying either the the blue or green dial Gentleman Powermatic 80. I went with the blue. It's a beautiful watch, no regrets. Great value for under $1,000.
I expect that chronograph to be a massive success. I got the Tissot Heritage 1973 a while back with the same Valjoux movement, the fact that they're looking to offer a Valjoux chronograph at
Great job Teddy. Exciting to get him to come to your hometown. Really enjoyed listening to you two talk shop and both of your enthusiasm is infectious!
I have been wearing a blue dial prx since the first month of sale to the public. I love it, it has an exceptional fit, the right weight and a touch of style that sets it apart in a market populated by divers and field watches all alike. Do not forget the price, relatively cheap compared to the perceived quality. Nice work Tissot!
Teddy, fantastic video! I’m smilling from ear to ear. To hear how Sylvain just went ahead with the prx based on passion instead of some corporate market research initiative is really the best. Wow 35mm, leather straps, chrono. Mind blown.
@@TeddyBaldassarre I'm unable to watch the video at the moment (at least with audio) but saw your comment and had to ask... Is the case/bracelet the same as the 40mm PRX? Same issue with the bracelet adding to the lug-to-lug, making it wear larger than it should? As a quick example, I had one of the quartz PRXs and LOVED it... But it just fit a TAAAAD too big (lug-to-lug, the diameter was fine) for my taste, and I ended up selling it once I picked up a 41mm Black-Dial Oyster Perpetual from an AD because the thing fits my ~7.3" or so wrist as perfectly as I could ask for.
@@TeddyBaldassarre I was going to wait for the 35mm PRX to come out, but two articles about the chrono popped up in my Discover News Feed this morning which really piqued my interest. But I was a bit disappointed when I read 42mm after my experience with the 40mm PRX. Love your work BTW Teddy! Bought my first automatic watch thanks to your unbelievably high quality content.
I have the powermatic 80 in blue and it quickly became my new favorite watch. Anyone debating on buying it, I cannot recommend it enough. It’s beautiful and elegant and worth every penny.
I loved this interview with Sylvan. My first Swiss made watch was a Tissot which I still own. His passion and creativity are obvious. I definitely look forward to checking these watches out in person! Personally the 35MM is too small for my taste, but I wanted to ask the viewers what they think of 35MM sized watches?
The 36mm Oysterquartz looks a tad small on my 6.7" wrist but the size gives a sense of nostalgia plus it gets the most wrist time since I don't need to set it. Just grab and go for quick errands.
Man, good stuff from Tissot. My first Swiss watch was a Tissot Quartz. Hardly wear it, but it has a special place in my heart and watch box. That chrono looks gorgeous, I'll have to see that in person and check it out
I simply fell in love with the PRX. I’m a new to the world of timepieces and I really appreciate your page. I’ll be a new customer soon! -probably in the next few hours. The “all gold PRX” is my style for sure! Thank you!
The offerings from Tissot as of late are nothing short of spectacular. Great work, Teddy in bringing this to our attention in a really intelligent, yet emotionally compelling, way. Thanks!
The PRX was the perfect watch at the perfect time for me. I was itching for a integrated bracelet watch. The only one I had was an actual retro Bulova from the 70's. I don't regret it, I got the blue auto and I love the thing. I've said it before guys, the blue is darker in person than their photo's. Indoors in a restaurant its black, in indirect lighting it is navy. So don't let the macro photos under studio lights scare you away like it almost did me. Green dial is gorgeous btw.
In case you missed it, PRX means Precise and Robust, while “X”, in Roman numerals, stands for the 10 atmospheres of depth to which the watch remains water-resistant, or a total of 100m.
I really like the green on the gentleman. I'm not so crazy about the green, or the waffle, on the auto prx. I am happy to see the new leather strap options though, that looks very nice!
Right when that prx 36mm comes out I’m definitely going to try and pick up that light blue dial one. That’s incredible looking and is the perfect size for me. I enjoy the smaller size because of the more vintage and classic look.
currently wearing the Gentleman. The new Chrono is absolutely on my list. I have the Hamilton Panda and the PRX Chrono will be a perfect complement to that.
40 looks fine on that 7 2/3" wrist, but on my 6 3/4" the effective lug-to-lug is just way too big for me, and that 42 chrono is completely out of the question. Very happy to have a classic 35 size coming. The quartz bright green might be too bold for me, I'm a dark green dial guy. Don't have anything to wear that bright green with. For most watches I feel blue is often too "safe" and black can be too "boring," but here I think the PRX is best represented in blue. Dark blue 35 is the Tissot I've been waiting for; the light blue is nice, but I don't have enough I can wear with it to pull it off. I prefer automatics and am not a big fan of quartz outside of value chronographs and perpetuals, but I could totally rock this as a 35 quartz for its compact size, grab-and-go convenience, and being more true to its roots.
This was an amazing video man, incredible where you arrived in your journey! And great questions when asking about the thought process behind their decisions. Very interesting video to watch. I was really on the verge to decide which next watch to buy, and after this video I just fell in love with the 35 mm teal dial PRX quartz. Such a small beauty. And it was also kinda cute how the CEO tried it on himself in a satisfied way while you were attempting to steal his chrono (and it looked amazing with the color of his suit and his general attire)
Kudos Teddy! I’m an upscale collector, but wandered into Borsheim’s in Omaha a few months ago and fell in love with the 18k gold version. Since I’ve ordered the Blue dial and I will be on the list for that new chronograph. The PRX is my favorite daily wear watch I own. It completely changed my perspective of Tissot as a manufacturer.
Exactly the same for me. I bought the blue waffle dial PRX Powermatic 80, and it's special. It also only loses 0.7 seconds per day, far and away better than any other high end luxury watches I own. It's on my wrist more frequently than watches 100x its price. Bravo Tissot.
A 40mm Seastar in the new colourways would be the way to go, IMHO. Love what Tissot are/have been doing for many years. Affordable, excellent quality, well made watches. The PRX is definitely on my shopping list, integrated bracelets have been making a bit of a comeback in recent years. The bracelet is stunning. Hats off to Tissot and Teddy for the fantastic content.
The Seastar dive watch Black/Blue is a stunning colour combination. It’s probably the most beautiful dive watch I’ve ever seen, regardless of price point.
Im so excited about the 35mm PRX, glad to see it coming soon! Shame though there is no smaller automatic version, tried on the 40mm powermatic 80 prx and it was way too big for me unfortunately
@@hypnoticlizard9693 I did, also the blue one! It fits incredibly well and looks amazing. Only downside is that its quartz, and dosnt hit all the second-markers consistently. But otherwise a great watch and i’m very happy with the purchase. Enjoy yours!
Congratulations Sylvain on your new role at Tissot! We met in SINGAPORE when you were here as CEO of Hamilton. Your direction of both Hamilton and Tissot has shown your adept deft touch and knowledge of what the market wants. Hope to see you back in SG soon! All the best! Harry Tan
Tissot seem to be very similar to Longines in that they have their more prosaic lines for people who want a watch but are not really watch enthusiasts and then they have the range which mines the heritage and I think doing this is really shrewed as it covers all basis. I really like the PRX but having tried it on I found it a little too big for me so I am excited to see the smaller version in the flesh. and when the gentleman put the green quartz version on it looked amazing on the wrist, at first I was not taken with it but on the wrist it looks totally different!
Purchased a PRS 516 last year and liked it so much I bought a second for my brother. It's an absolutely incredible watch for the price. Saw an announcement today for the PRX Chronograph, and I'm quite certain that will be the next in my collection. Very excited about that watch with the white dial, I think it looks spectacular!
Wow amazing timing !!! Literally just bought the quartz PRX 3 days ago and I LOVE it….can’t wait to get the NEWER ones and of course the automatic version too!!
You really got the scoop here, Teddy! :-) Great video- enjoyed this one 👍 Whilst the PRX is not overly my style tbh, I gotta say I’m liking the new dark green version … 🔥
Oh my gosh Teddy, you had me PUMPED this morning for this video. Morning made. I was waiting for an official announcement from one of the watch RUclipsrs and this was more than I bargained for👍
I absolutely fell in love when the first was reintroduced last year and I remember it selling out very quickly, but I managed to snag one. Having the same feelings for the chronograph and the green! They look incredible.
I have a PRC quartz chrono that was my daily wear for a decade. I still wear it once every week or so. I will definitely be taking a look at the PRX chrono. The blue dial looks great.
Tissot is truly the gateway drug of watches. My first automatic watch was the Tissot Carson 40mm from 2014. Loved it and got me into some beautiful watches like Longines!
Waiting for you to take a closer look at PRX 35mm and Seastar 36mm! I've a wrist roughly your size, so your videos are (also) helpful as a sizing reference.
Tissot is punching all the right buttons. In my humble opinion, Tissot is listening closely to the market, and advancing product in line with the desires of the buying public. Thank you, Teddy for this enlivening presentation.
PRX, PRX, and PRX all versions of PRX is worth by its look and clever pricing. I’m wearing PRX blue dial quartz for the last four months. Thanks to teddy for introducing me to this awesome watch. Plus the new leather straps looks good too.
I recently bought a PRX Powermatic 80 in the blue dial. Absolutely love it. Wasn’t even thinking about replacing it any time soon. And then I saw the PRX Chronograph in blue… [insert Fry’s “Shut up and take my money!” gif here]
Thank you Teddy and Sylvain. What a great interview and introduction to these amazing and exciting new pieces! Love these type of set ups and hope to see more in the future! Seen an interview of Sylvain back when he was Hamilton's CEO. What an amazing guy with so much passion and vision for his companies. Tissot is lucky to have him! Can't wait to see more from Tissot in the near future
What a CEO! Passionate, accessible, uncomplicated, and genuinely praising his teams 👍👍👍
Totally agree, he sounds like very down to earth and actually roll his sleeves up to work with his team, which are characters of a great leader.
Not there just for the title and the salary, but wanted to accomplish things.
Passionate yet not delusional like Jacob & co. in my opinion. this guy is realistic and practical.
And he is running one of the biggest campaigns for a nonsense watch. And everyone is getting a prx thinking it is a steal when they get a quartz for 400
@@algo2017 You make a fair point in general. It is however a company with history, a beautiful aesthetic design, high quality in materials and craftsmanship and a bracelet that is beyond its price class- all of those things provide a lot of value for the buyer in this segment.
@@stevew7964 Hmm.. If I didn’t know the title of this topic, I wouldn’t know that you are pointing out a WATCH only by reading your description. You know why? Cuz this is a $400 s.steel jewelry. I put it that way and ask myself if I’d pay $400 to a stainless steel jewelry bracelet? Some would, I won’t..
I literally have tears in my eyes that the PRX was released in 35mm. I neither had many options for my small wrist nor the money to buy a nice watch. Being a guy from a small country like Nepal working at a lower wage I know it's still a bit over my budget but it has motivated me to work even harder and finally get myself a piece of history, style, elegance and overall. Thank you so much Tissot I couldn't be more happier seeing this video by Teddy.
Amazing man go for it!
For a company owned by a large conglomerate in swatch group, Tissot has an impressive amount of individual identity
I think Swatch is willing to break even or even lose a little to fight off cheaper microbrands.
You mean copying AP is individual identity? XD
@@champstation143 this watch is more like Rolex oyster quartz- but saying that no company has a copyright on integrated bracelet watches lmao
@@champstation143 the PRX resembles the rolex oysterquartz more than anything, and they were both originally made around the same time.
I like when they talked about the causal market and the enthusiasts. It must be tough because, it only takes one well respected enthusiast to set a huge trend that no one expected.
Tissot is making it look EASY. Come up with some basic designs that resonate then do some interesting variations. That black case, blue dial SeaStar is INSANE. And that chrono has just the coolest 70s groove. Teddy, you're crushing it! Thanks for this!
What humble man. You can see the pride in his product. Refreshing. Thanks Teddy.
What an amazing nice CEO - For sure, consider it, somehow you always buy the seller when it comes to "luxury". Having said that, I think a Tissot will join my collection, just because I feel this CEO's passion, honesty aside all his number / analytics / economies skill. Well done, Teddy!
Feel the same
Tissot is doing great things at the moment! The new models look great!
Excited about the PRX Chrono! If there's a white dial with the smaller blue sub-dials, it will look gorgeous! Tissot is really going places, they are accessing a new customer market of enthusiasts who usually buy Hamilton, Longines, Oris. Good for them!
I'd like to know the thiccness.
Black dial with matte black subdials for me 🙌💯
@@trevbarlow9719 42×15 mm
@@debjyotibarman3983 15mm? Well, that's my main problem with the Valjoux.
@@trevbarlow9719 valjoux tends to be thick but they did have a modular chronograph movement the same one present in heritage 1948 which is relatively thin compared to the valjoux
We want the 35mm as an automatic. Love more colors too.
Or at least with the automatic dial patterns
Don’t think we will get that just because they would have to develop a different movement, it’s what I want also but I think now I’m going to “settle” for that green dial PRX as my next watch!
Waffle dial on the 35mm please
@@Fetishmale I prefer a nice sunburst dial. The grenade dial is kind of cheap looking
@@Christian-Espinoza Not even, they do have some 33mm watches with that Powermatic 80 movement. Let's keep our fingers crossed !
this is an exceptional brand through and through. they are god tier. I just bought 2 black dial quartz PRX's, one for me and one for my 12 year old son.I just can't belive the value at the price point. Tissot knows who they are and have everyone's attention, well done Tissot!
this brand is just everything that I like about watches.
next on the list, seastar with rubber strap.
That green waffle PRX is absolutely amazing! I might have to pick one up...
I hope they will release the 35mm version as an automatic with the waffle dial. This would be a perfect watch!
They confirmed it will be coming in 2023. Thinking of buying it, but i have a normal 35mm already.
@@gutmood147 hi! Can you send a link about the confirmation from Tissot? Im excited about the automatic version of PRX 35 😁
@@gutmood147 where? cant find ANYTHING about it.
@@gutmood147 Why are you making up statements and then refuse to show evidence?
@@cl4ssic because the internet is out there for the world
I hope and pray that Tissot releases a 35 PRX with the black textured dial, I would buy the 40 but it overhangs on my wrist. Also Teddy, over the past 5 years I've been watching you you've come a long way and hope to see you keep on growing. Killer content man!!
Any idea how much that upcoming prx will cost ? The chronograph one
Thanks
@@Артемович-г4е I think he said somewhere in between $700-$1000 because they were still figuring out the pricing
@@Wevaah thank you for your reply, and will they have 36 or 35mm available?
@@Артемович-г4е 2000+ probably because of the Valjoux movement
@@Артемович-г4е He mentioned below 2000, around 1800-1900
I am all for automatic watches and was hyped when I heard of the chrono but at the moment (@12:22) the CEO put the green 35mm watch on his wrist - I was blown away! What a stunner!
which one looks better? blue or green 😳
Great to see content with the makers of these amazing pieces! This and the OMEGA video are among my favorites! Keep it up, thanks Teddy!
The PRX Chrono will be another industry breaker;
I would love to see it in a smaller version, but I don't know which movement could serve the purpose.
Great job as usual Teddy.
Cheers
I would instantly get a chrono 40mm
What a great interview as usual from Teddy! As a happy owner of a Tissot It really brings something to the table actually hearing the CEO of the company, and of course is also refreshing when they have such passion for even their entry level pieces! That PRX Chronograph is definitely the one get for me after I get my hands on a Seamaster! Keep up the amazing work, already looking forward to the videos when you visit their site in Switzerland! Congrats!
Hearing Mr. Dolla speak of the PRX as a passion project makes me love mine even more. I can see that he is a wonderful leader and am happy to see the brand finding such success.
Have so much respect for Tissot, they deliver excellent quality products yet sale them at the affordable end. The PRX chrono really wowed me, wonder if they will come in with the silicium hairspring like the gentlemen.
Very well done Teddy and Sylvain. Some very interesting pieces here. No surprise about more green dials but a big surprise for me was the different strap options for the PRX given that it had an easy release bracelet on release last year. I've pondered what a leather or rubber strap would look like on my PM80 PRX and looked around for different options so it's great that some different options are soon to be available from Tissot. Thank you for listening Tissot!. Of the brand new watches the PRX chronograph has to be a must see to see for me as to how it looks given that Valjoux 7753 based well proven workhorse movement size. The Seastar is always one of my favourites from Tissot as well.
Tissot out here KILLING IT lately. The more I look at the gold-bezel PRX, the more I like it. But I'd have to see the brown and the blue dials in person to be able to decide.
There’s a white dial available too with rose gold bezel. Really nice.
I'm excited for the prx chrono but more than that I've been waiting for the straps! The PRX always felt too flashy for work but with that leather strap I think it may become my daily watch!
I wish the chrono didn't have the date window but, I could live with it. At least it isn't outlined.
I wear mine every day, and I'm a engineer. I take it off when I get to work and put it back on straight after. I love it
@@db9071 my former boss used to wear a gold Rolex Daytona and a gold medallion and no one cared. As long as it isn't offensive people should wear whatever fits their personality.
Tissot, in my opinion, offer the vastest range of affordable watches at any level within. Superb value at all levels. One of my favourite brands, a brand that listens to the pulse of the clientele.
Agreed
And Mido
And Orient Star...
That 35mm Ice blue prx is perfection. I have the 40mm blue prx but it's just a little too bulky for my liking. So definitely going for the smaller version with an ice blue dial.
It was a tough decision last year buying either the the blue or green dial Gentleman Powermatic 80. I went with the blue. It's a beautiful watch, no regrets. Great value for under $1,000.
I expect that chronograph to be a massive success. I got the Tissot Heritage 1973 a while back with the same Valjoux movement, the fact that they're looking to offer a Valjoux chronograph at
Why? Those things are gigantic and hideous.
@@shaneth138 maybe I like gigantic and hideous.
It's so nice to see how much passion and pride this guy has for their products.
Great job Teddy. Exciting to get him to come to your hometown. Really enjoyed listening to you two talk shop and both of your enthusiasm is infectious!
I have been wearing a blue dial prx since the first month of sale to the public.
I love it, it has an exceptional fit, the right weight and a touch of style that sets it apart in a market populated by divers and field watches all alike.
Do not forget the price, relatively cheap compared to the perceived quality. Nice work Tissot!
Teddy, fantastic video! I’m smilling from ear to ear. To hear how Sylvain just went ahead with the prx based on passion instead of some corporate market research initiative is really the best. Wow 35mm, leather straps, chrono. Mind blown.
The Chrono looks amazing, reminds me of the OG El Primero. But at 42mm, with the integrated bracelet would wear as 43-44.
Yeah that's why im afraid it'll be a bit too big for me. Would've loved a 40mm chrono
I’ll upload a wrist shot on IG in the coming days. It is 42 but honestly it looked reasonable on my wrist. Stay tuned.
@@TeddyBaldassarre I like how he emphasized on slimming down the height, but what is the exact thickness?
@@TeddyBaldassarre I'm unable to watch the video at the moment (at least with audio) but saw your comment and had to ask...
Is the case/bracelet the same as the 40mm PRX? Same issue with the bracelet adding to the lug-to-lug, making it wear larger than it should?
As a quick example, I had one of the quartz PRXs and LOVED it... But it just fit a TAAAAD too big (lug-to-lug, the diameter was fine) for my taste, and I ended up selling it once I picked up a 41mm Black-Dial Oyster Perpetual from an AD because the thing fits my ~7.3" or so wrist as perfectly as I could ask for.
@@TeddyBaldassarre I was going to wait for the 35mm PRX to come out, but two articles about the chrono popped up in my Discover News Feed this morning which really piqued my interest. But I was a bit disappointed when I read 42mm after my experience with the 40mm PRX. Love your work BTW Teddy! Bought my first automatic watch thanks to your unbelievably high quality content.
I have the powermatic 80 in blue and it quickly became my new favorite watch. Anyone debating on buying it, I cannot recommend it enough. It’s beautiful and elegant and worth every penny.
I loved this interview with Sylvan. My first Swiss made watch was a Tissot which I still own. His passion and creativity are obvious. I definitely look forward to checking these watches out in person! Personally the 35MM is too small for my taste, but I wanted to ask the viewers what they think of 35MM sized watches?
On my 6.5 wrist 35mm will look perfect. I currently own a 36mm Explorer and it is one of my best wearing watch.
The 36mm Oysterquartz looks a tad small on my 6.7" wrist but the size gives a sense of nostalgia plus it gets the most wrist time since I don't need to set it. Just grab and go for quick errands.
Perfect in my opinion. Most men IMO look better in sub 40mm watches. Big watches are gaudy
Thanks, great content and Sylvain was a superb guest. Looking forard to seeing these in person, especially the chrono.
This was great guys. Really loved to see this. That green dial prx mechanical and the 35mm are joining the collection no doubt.
Great conversation. The Tissot CEO seems very down to earth. I loved the 35 mm white Sea Star. Would make a great gift for my wife!
Man, good stuff from Tissot. My first Swiss watch was a Tissot Quartz. Hardly wear it, but it has a special place in my heart and watch box. That chrono looks gorgeous, I'll have to see that in person and check it out
I simply fell in love with the PRX. I’m a new to the world of timepieces and I really appreciate your page. I’ll be a new customer soon! -probably in the next few hours. The “all gold PRX” is my style for sure! Thank you!
As someone who jumped on the PRX 80 last year it's great to see some more strap options, any idea when they are on sales? Great video as always Teddy!
The offerings from Tissot as of late are nothing short of spectacular. Great work, Teddy in bringing this to our attention in a really intelligent, yet emotionally compelling, way. Thanks!
The PRX was the perfect watch at the perfect time for me. I was itching for a integrated bracelet watch. The only one I had was an actual retro Bulova from the 70's. I don't regret it, I got the blue auto and I love the thing. I've said it before guys, the blue is darker in person than their photo's. Indoors in a restaurant its black, in indirect lighting it is navy. So don't let the macro photos under studio lights scare you away like it almost did me. Green dial is gorgeous btw.
The Seastar was my first mechanical Swiss watch.Since then, I've moved onto more higher end pieces but I still love Tissot.Great job!
I love the 35mm prx's , very nice proportions. The PRX chrono looks far too big and chunky for me.
There are still going to be a lot of people that will get the chrono to rock as a TissOak
I have the 70's quartz Tissot Seastar!
Will the price be of the original 79 Sea Star in blue which is identical to the new release go up!
@@davidcrandall4958 unlikely, but the original sea star line was really cool. I keep thinking about getting one.
Too bad they made them quartz.
Always bringing top quality videos interviewing important people in the watch industry. Bravo Teddy! Your channel is one of my fauvorites!
In case you missed it, PRX means Precise and Robust, while “X”, in Roman numerals, stands for the 10 atmospheres of depth to which the watch remains water-resistant, or a total of 100m.
Congrats Teddy! Love the excitement and smiles on your faces. Exciting times ahead!
Congrats bro amazing to see where you started and where you are now
Appreciate it my friend! Without all your support I would not be in this fortunate position. I hope you enjoy the new pieces.
I really like the green on the gentleman. I'm not so crazy about the green, or the waffle, on the auto prx. I am happy to see the new leather strap options though, that looks very nice!
Right when that prx 36mm comes out I’m definitely going to try and pick up that light blue dial one. That’s incredible looking and is the perfect size for me. I enjoy the smaller size because of the more vintage and classic look.
currently wearing the Gentleman. The new Chrono is absolutely on my list. I have the Hamilton Panda and the PRX Chrono will be a perfect complement to that.
Totally agree
Loving Tissot at the moment. These are great additions.
Chrono
Looks AMAZING. I just talked to the AD to be the first one getting one. 42 is perfect size. Blue is always a winner!!!
Tissot is underrated. So glad they're adding more to the PRX line-up!
More people will get to experience the brand now
Teddy, great video. The PRX chronograph is killer. Keep the excellent content coming. You are easily my favorite watch channel on RUclips.
This guy did amazing reissues during his stay in Hamilton. I hope he does stunning releases in Tissot as well 😎
I am so excited for a gold PVD model! I would fall in love with a fluted-bezel green watch.
Thanks for the interview Teddy and Sylvain.
40 looks fine on that 7 2/3" wrist, but on my 6 3/4" the effective lug-to-lug is just way too big for me, and that 42 chrono is completely out of the question. Very happy to have a classic 35 size coming. The quartz bright green might be too bold for me, I'm a dark green dial guy. Don't have anything to wear that bright green with. For most watches I feel blue is often too "safe" and black can be too "boring," but here I think the PRX is best represented in blue. Dark blue 35 is the Tissot I've been waiting for; the light blue is nice, but I don't have enough I can wear with it to pull it off. I prefer automatics and am not a big fan of quartz outside of value chronographs and perpetuals, but I could totally rock this as a 35 quartz for its compact size, grab-and-go convenience, and being more true to its roots.
This was an amazing video man, incredible where you arrived in your journey!
And great questions when asking about the thought process behind their decisions. Very interesting video to watch.
I was really on the verge to decide which next watch to buy, and after this video I just fell in love with the 35 mm teal dial PRX quartz. Such a small beauty. And it was also kinda cute how the CEO tried it on himself in a satisfied way while you were attempting to steal his chrono (and it looked amazing with the color of his suit and his general attire)
Kudos Teddy! I’m an upscale collector, but wandered into Borsheim’s in Omaha a few months ago and fell in love with the 18k gold version. Since I’ve ordered the Blue dial and I will be on the list for that new chronograph. The PRX is my favorite daily wear watch I own. It completely changed my perspective of Tissot as a manufacturer.
Exactly the same for me. I bought the blue waffle dial PRX Powermatic 80, and it's special. It also only loses 0.7 seconds per day, far and away better than any other high end luxury watches I own. It's on my wrist more frequently than watches 100x its price. Bravo Tissot.
A 40mm Seastar in the new colourways would be the way to go, IMHO. Love what Tissot are/have been doing for many years. Affordable, excellent quality, well made watches. The PRX is definitely on my shopping list, integrated bracelets have been making a bit of a comeback in recent years. The bracelet is stunning. Hats off to Tissot and Teddy for the fantastic content.
Teddy got first dibs on this interview.
Well played. Smart move.
Other RUclipsrs must be green with envy!
The Seastar dive watch Black/Blue is a stunning colour combination. It’s probably the most beautiful dive watch I’ve ever seen, regardless of price point.
Im so excited about the 35mm PRX, glad to see it coming soon! Shame though there is no smaller automatic version, tried on the 40mm powermatic 80 prx and it was way too big for me unfortunately
I bet it will come eventually because the original release in quartz then I think like 6 months later the automatic version was released.
What wrist size do you have?
@@hypnoticlizard9693 15cm
@@Dogwater420 I see, did you buy the prx 35 mm yet? I am gonna order one today in blue 💙
@@hypnoticlizard9693 I did, also the blue one! It fits incredibly well and looks amazing. Only downside is that its quartz, and dosnt hit all the second-markers consistently. But otherwise a great watch and i’m very happy with the purchase. Enjoy yours!
Congratulations Sylvain on your new role at Tissot! We met in SINGAPORE when you were here as CEO of Hamilton. Your direction of both Hamilton and Tissot has shown your adept deft touch and knowledge of what the market wants. Hope to see you back in SG soon! All the best!
Harry Tan
Tissot seem to be very similar to Longines in that they have their more prosaic lines for people who want a watch but are not really watch enthusiasts and then they have the range which mines the heritage and I think doing this is really shrewed as it covers all basis.
I really like the PRX but having tried it on I found it a little too big for me so I am excited to see the smaller version in the flesh. and when the gentleman put the green quartz version on it looked amazing on the wrist, at first I was not taken with it but on the wrist it looks totally different!
Which are prosaic watches of tissot? Which heritage?
@@basedpatriotLT The gentleman is a very prosaic, safe option.
Purchased a PRS 516 last year and liked it so much I bought a second for my brother. It's an absolutely incredible watch for the price. Saw an announcement today for the PRX Chronograph, and I'm quite certain that will be the next in my collection. Very excited about that watch with the white dial, I think it looks spectacular!
the way this design works, 35mm, surprisingly, seems to have the best proportions ....
Unfortunately, they don't think people with small wrists care about the movement and gave us the quartz BS.
That was an awesome interview. Sylvain is such a passionate guy and it's great to see that!
I'd love to see an automatic movement inside of these 35 mm bad boys
Wow amazing timing !!! Literally just bought the quartz PRX 3 days ago and I LOVE it….can’t wait to get the NEWER ones and of course the automatic version too!!
You really got the scoop here, Teddy! :-) Great video- enjoyed this one 👍 Whilst the PRX is not overly my style tbh, I gotta say I’m liking the new dark green version … 🔥
Great video. Love my PRX auto and excited to try out different straps. Tissot is killing it lately
Wonderful content Teddy! Love the chrono and also the leather straps for PRX
Love the attention to detail of setting all the watches by the second!
Bro is in ohio💀
Oh my gosh Teddy, you had me PUMPED this morning for this video. Morning made. I was waiting for an official announcement from one of the watch RUclipsrs and this was more than I bargained for👍
I absolutely fell in love when the first was reintroduced last year and I remember it selling out very quickly, but I managed to snag one. Having the same feelings for the chronograph and the green! They look incredible.
what do you guys prefer on the Powermatic 80 version? Blue or green dial? I can't decide...
I have a PRC quartz chrono that was my daily wear for a decade. I still wear it once every week or so. I will definitely be taking a look at the PRX chrono. The blue dial looks great.
Teddy has the best job in the world. Just when I decided not to buy another watch, this video comes along. That chronograph looks amazing.
Excellent result kudos to your channel. So refreshing to see the top brass of an organisation being passionate about their brand. Enjoyed it
Tissot is truly the gateway drug of watches. My first automatic watch was the Tissot Carson 40mm from 2014. Loved it and got me into some beautiful watches like Longines!
Beautiful watches from Tissot!
LOVE that smaller white on white Seastar at the end and the alternate strap PRX's.
Waiting for you to take a closer look at PRX 35mm and Seastar 36mm!
I've a wrist roughly your size, so your videos are (also) helpful as a sizing reference.
Tissot is punching all the right buttons. In my humble opinion, Tissot is listening closely to the market, and advancing product in line with the desires of the buying public. Thank you, Teddy for this enlivening presentation.
Tissot Gentleman was my first swiss and I have no regrets with Tissot! They're the goat of affordable horology!
PRX, PRX, and PRX all versions of PRX is worth by its look and clever pricing. I’m wearing PRX blue dial quartz for the last four months. Thanks to teddy for introducing me to this awesome watch. Plus the new leather straps looks good too.
Bravo Mr Sylvain Dolla ! TISSOT makes great watches for the money. Looking forward to expanding my collection with the PRX !
This video made me even more satisfied with my first mechanical watch purchase being a Tissot. Seems like a super awesome company!
I've been waiting for the 35mm to be officially announced, today is my birthday and this video is a great gift!
Hey Teddy. Just wanna say that your contents have been really inspiring as I can tell you are doing exactly what you love to do. Wish you the best!
Teddy, I can't wait to see you go to Tisso in Switzerland! That footage and trip is going to be amazing.
This is one of your best works till now. Good work Teddy and keep it up.
Teddy you are killing it. Congrats on yet another high profile interview. By far the only channel I go to now for time piece information.
I recently bought a PRX Powermatic 80 in the blue dial. Absolutely love it. Wasn’t even thinking about replacing it any time soon. And then I saw the PRX Chronograph in blue… [insert Fry’s “Shut up and take my money!” gif here]
The green powermatic 80 is a home run in terms of colour. As versatile as the black but with something extra, and no doubt gorgeous in the light
Tissot have hit the jackpot with the PRX. Providing additional straps for the range is the icing on the cake. Well done
enjoy all the new pieces for tissot. the CEO n product design team is going the right direction.
Most excited about the 35mm offering.
Thank you Teddy and Sylvain. What a great interview and introduction to these amazing and exciting new pieces!
Love these type of set ups and hope to see more in the future!
Seen an interview of Sylvain back when he was Hamilton's CEO. What an amazing guy with so much passion and vision for his companies. Tissot is lucky to have him! Can't wait to see more from Tissot in the near future