TISSOT HERITAGE PETITE SECONDE T119.405.16.037.00 Unboxing and Review
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- Опубликовано: 11 окт 2024
- For this episode, I unbox and review the beautifully elegant Tissot Heritage Petite Seconde. I happen to love the rich history and heritage beyond this piece and glad that Tissot has it in it's lineup. Very cool with the mechanical aspect (hand-wind). I consider this watch to be a silent beauty. Tissot is the largest brand purchsed by the Swiss themselves. A great brand that is owned by Swatch which are some of the best innovators in the industry. Enjoy! Please like and subscribe and ask any questions you'd like in the comment section below. Love to start some dialogues. Got a few more very coo videos on the way so be sure to like and subscribe to be the first to be notified when they are available. Feel free to check out my other videos on a few other amazing watches.
I just received mine a few days ago. It is a great watch. You did a great job on the review. Thanks.
Man, this piece is beautiful. Excellent review man. I may have to pick this up soon.
Very nice watch for sure. I can advise, there is no slip clutch in this watch(no reason for one). What you were pointing to in the vid was the click which has a different function. Also very little chance of breaking anything or over-winding. As long as you stoo when you feel resistance, as you mentioned, will be fine. I'm a watchmaker, just thought worth added comment as you were discussing the movement. Could I suggest, befriend a local good watchmaker who can explain a bit more? Nice camerawork in the vid :)
The beauty of this watch ( I also own one( is that you can see how it works! I was taught watch repair from the inside out) For me,A mechanical watch is a wonder!
These ETA manual movements are far more interesting to look at than their automatic counterparts.
Absolutely! They are decorated more beautifully and the attention to detail/guilloche is incredible. This is how manual/automatic watches started out. Manual movements are all so different t look at compared to the automatic movements.
its a UNITA movement, ETA just bought the company.
Its UNITAS for gods sake
I am looking forward to Tissot putting the Powermatic Debacle behlnd t
Thanks for the review! I ended up picking this one up for myself. Great piece overall!
BTW, you might want to try wearing your watch higher up on your wrist, above the "knuckle" bone where your wrist meets your arm. You might find that it's a lot for comfortable and gives your hand a lot more range of motion, in addition to putting less wear on the band and crown themselves. Cheers!
It will be my next watch purchase. I don't ownva dress watch and don't like many of them, but i like this tissot and can wear it casually too.
Agreed, nice simple classic design. Hard to beat.
I got mine today I friggin love it my first mechanical hand wind in my collection. It'll be on my wrist for the foreseeable future. I didn't get the books😢
dude, almost 7 minutes for the box and manual is way too much.
😅
Totally.
mate 5ATM (or 50 meters) water resistance doesn't mean its supposed to go 50 meters deep. It has to do with pressure. Please don't misinform people. and DO NOT dive or snorkel with this watch.
30 meters water resistance - only splash resistant, maybe a very gentle dip
50 meters - light swim or shower (not steam)
100 meters - swim and snorkel (usually on sports watches)
200 meters and up - good for diving
higher water resistance also shows how robust the watch is
otherwise its a good review, thanks!
Do you know how far the recreational diver goes down even? I'm not misinforming anyone. I know exactly what I'm talking about. The watch community is very misinformed with water resistance. You want to call me out, do it on a RUclips video. I'd be glad to get into a good debate with you.
Jared Sharpe We are fully aware of the depth of divers. But he is right. It is not related to depth. Rule of thumb is to never dive or swim with watches under 10 ATM. There are countless other videos further explaining this (by some of the biggest names in horology). I have heard too many stories of people getting this fact wrong and having their 5 ATM watches bust in a swimming pool. I can add a link that explains this very good.
www.watcho.co.uk/watches/information/water-resistance-on-watches-guide.html
@@Oet03 to each their own! You can easily swim with a 5atm watch and for recreational scuba, i would have no problem taking it with me. If the crown is firmly into the case AND I've had it pressure tested before I went-no problem at all ladies and gentleman! I get it's about pressure and not depth. 5atm is still very sufficient enough for any splashes, shower, snorkeling, swimming, or recreational scuba no problem. I firmly stand behind that. Just my opinion though.
Jared Sharpe Yeah, it is probably okay in many cases, but I would be hesitant as there is no real guarantee. Anyhow, great review of a fantastic watch! I hope it is as beautiful in real life as it is in this video!
Jared Sharpe no actually the person is right and you are wrong. You shouldn’t swim with the watch if it’s not 100 plus m.
6:30 you're welcome.
I love the design so old school and a classic timeless. The back is so beautiful and just as beautiful to look at as the dial itself.
Man I gotta get one. I was thinking of a NOMOS CLUB but now I may get this instead.
Affordable beauty
I just bought this watch yesterday! But on the brown strap. It's beautiful. Manual wind movement very "crunchy" as they say. Wears smaller than advertised. Dial and domed crystal really well done.
Absolutely! I love that sound of the movement. Nothing like it. Gives you the biggest sense of appreciation not only when you get to wind the watch daily, hear the crunch, and see the beautifully yet simply decorated movement through the exhibition case back. Very comfortable fit Those are the watches previous generations wore. When I wear it, I feel like I'm back in time. Finish on the watch is simply gorgeous. Can't get enough. Enjoy!!.
Can you please share what is the lug tip to lug tip measure?
@@Xoan-Diaz I could if the watch hadn't been stolen a few months after I bought it. :(
@@mattb5342 sorry about that! Thanks for replying. Stay well
@@Xoan-Diaz 52mm
Nice watch, I may get this.
what is the lug to lug length in mm?
what is the size of your wrist in cm or inches? The reason I am asking is to see if it would fit my 16.5 cm or 6.5 inches wrist
no.
Wow the next one in my collection
Very nice timepiece
if this was only few millimeter short i would buy it in a heartbeat
if this were*
Watch itself showed at 6:30.
😂
Sorry, but you are wrong. Theoretically, no you can't swim nor dive with this watch. That is because the pressure watchmakers advertise as the can withstand, is static. And when you move around, the pressure around the watch is changed dramatically. Plus this watch sits on a leather strap. So yeah, I wouldn't suggest swimming with this watch. It would not be smart (no offense, just wanted to tell you how it is and hopefully "future proof" you:)
Have a nice day
Best regards Oscar
Hey Oscar. Thank you for the comment. I put a stainless steel strap on it and have taken it in the shower and swimming. As long as the crown is pushed in and flush with the case, you are good to go. Just make sure to test WR 1-2 times per year.
@@jaredsharpe3437 Ok, wow I am surprised. Also a nice watch. But what are your thoughts on it and the ETA 6498-1 (accuracy and stuff) and how would you say the value for money rate is?
PS. I would still call it risky business 🙃
@@oscarschiff9180 hey Oscar. It's an ETA movement-pretty good standard work horse movements from the Swatch Group that are durable and easily serviced. Of course nothing special but pretty well decorated. Not great value for the money. You need to buy a watch and wear it/enjoy it and know it ain't going up in value. This particular model doesn't hack so you cant tell exact accuracy. Seems to keep very good time. For a modern hand wind, not bad at all. Very classic look.
@@jaredsharpe3437 Do you realize you are very lucky you have not yet had water damage? You really shouldn't swim with a watch with less than 10 bar/100m water resistance. Especially the temperature changes in the shower are quite bad for watches and the seals. Just saying!
forums.watchuseek.com/f74/can-i-dive-30m-wr-watch-empirical-experience-1847322.html
this guy took a 30m resistant watch down 30m. I think 50m is safe for swimming. Just my opinion though and it's only one test
On sale at JomaShop for 380 with a 20 dollar discount with tax come out to just over 405 dollars. I am not sure it will stay at that price though.
i bought it last week , $389
Good looking watch. Reminds me of a Parnis copy. Tissot dial is nicer as am sure manually winding it is. I'm sure the Tissot strap is much better too. However, the display back on the Parnis is a little nicer. I think the Chinese Seagull movement originally came from an out of business American pocket watch manufacturer. Good video. Thanks.
Hi sir, what is the lug to lug measurement for this beautiful piece? Thank you :)
its 52mm
Do you know what is the recommended wind count?
They recommend not winding it until you hear something snap.
This is hilarious...great watch and review, but you might want to do a little research on how mechanical watches work before trying to describe them, or even just the basics of mechanical engineering...they're not barrels, they're gears or in watchmaking they're called wheels...those that you pointed to are called the ratchet wheel and the crown wheel abd they are fir winding the watch, not "storing energy". What stores energy is a spring, which is what you are winging abd that is in what is called a barrel, which is under those wheels you pointed out. Also that part you pointed to thinking it's a "slip clutch", is called the click wheel, and that keeps the spring from unwinding completely and is what produces the click sound when wound...it does not have slip clutch mechanism that prevents "overwinding" which is technically not what happens, but anyway there is a point when you can't wind it anymore and I guess you just didn't wind I enough to get there...anyway nice watch, appreciate the video and shout out to Tissot, a great sorta overlooked swiss brand with alot of history.. love that it this watch has the classic 6498, which was originally designed for pocket watches abd can also be found in much more expensive watches such as Panerai and IWC
The crown on mine has a lot of play as i pull it in/out to wind or adjust time. Does your watch do that?
Nope-shouldnt have too much. A little is ok. Describe the play though. Very loose, wiggling?
What’s your wrist size?
Lol those are not barrels that you talk about it. In this movement you don’t see the barrel.
6 minutes before showing the watch? come on.
7 minutes wasted , I could have seen another video in those 7 mins 😃
Diving with a 50m water resistant watch i can believe how stupid this is, otherwise pretty good review !
What is Water Resistance?
Every watch is designed differently and the individual design of each watch determines how resistant to water pressure that watch is. You should always check the water resistance measure of a watch before using it, so you can decide when to wear it and when to take it off.
What is the ATM?
The ATM of a watch is short for Atmospheres and is a measure of the level of water pressure a watch is designed to withhold. A higher ATM means that a watch can withhold more water pressure, whilst a lower ATM mean that it was designed to withstand less pressure.
Metres: A Common Misconception
The ATM or water resistance of a watch can also be expressed as a number of metres, such as 10 metres. This does not mean that a watch can be taken 10 metres below sea level - although that is a common misconception. It is simply the number of times the pressure at sea level a watch can withstand without letting water in. For example, a watch with an ATM of 1 can withstand 10m of pressure, whilst a watch with an ATM of 5 can withstand 50m of pressure.
Using Your Watch in Water
The ATM of your watch will allow you to determine how and where you can use your watch. The ATM is usually engraved on the case-back of every watch. If you're having trouble finding it you may need to visit the watch manufacturer's website or contact them directly. You can use the chart below to guide you on using your watch in water. For example, if your watch has an ATM of 5, you can safely use it when you're washing hands and if it's raining outside, but you should not take it showering, swimming or diving.
Swimming and Showering With Your Watch
The Watch Factory recommends purchasing a watch of at least 20ATM if you wish to wear your watch whilst swimming or showering. Wearing a watch with a lower ATM whilst swimming or showering may not always damage the watch, however we urge on the side of caution due to the delicate nature of watches.
Water Getting Into Your Watch
The internal mechanisms that keep your watch ticking are protected from water by the case, crown and seals that prevent water from getting in. Damage to any of these parts of your watch may void your watch's water resistance and cause moisture to get in. A common issue is when the crown has come loose and the seal has been damaged, which allows moisture to get in. If you believe that there is any damage to your watch, it is best to get it assessed by a watch maker who can check the water resistance is intact
bro did a full review of box and papers, jump to 07:00
Reviews that could destroy Other watches because of misinformations, me don’t Likey that
You had one job and screwed totally. Over 20 minutes video and you did not wind the watch. Goddamn, I just want to see manual watches being winded!
🇺🇸 "the small second": an authentic "non-complication". 😅
🇫🇷 "la petite seconde" : une authentique "non complication". 😅
DON'T SWIM WITH THIS WATCH JUST GET A CHEAP G-SHOCK