Fully agree. Also, don't forget the Ballade. Same or similar movement, but with an art deco-ish dial. I found mine brand new, at a UK discount clothing retailer for 250GBP, which is exceptional value for money.
I think that the PRX really made the whole "old money" look more accessible to everyone and was definitely more promoted, but i can't deny that the gentleman is a better watch overall
I have the ice blue version. Normally my sweet spot is 38-39mm but even at 40mm this was an excellent fit on my wrist. It’s comfortable, and best of all maybe I got lucky but my watch does -1 second a day
@@timepieceofart That was the main reason I didn't get the green gentleman and I really wanted to get the green version as I love the ice blue a lot. The cross sadly has been a deal breaker for many and I just wish they'd make one without it. I ended up getting a Seiko spb289 mystic forest and absolutely zero regrets for my green watch The ice blue gentleman is great. It looks and feels good on the wrist, and it gets a lot of time in the warmer months as I wear a lot of navy / darker blue and white clothes and the ice blue has a great contrast. The accuracy being -1 second a day is great too I just wind it a few seconds every couple days a bad adjust the time once a month. Yeah I wish it was 28800vph but 80hr standby is a nice tradeoff
I owned a Gentelman (blue, crosshair dial) but sold it off since it wears too large. I would rebuy it immediately if Tissot ever makes one in a 37/38mm size, since I love the dial that much.
This model doesn’t get its deserved attention, unfortunately. It is a much more mature and elegant choice than the bland popular PRX, imo. I own the blue dial version, with a black leather band- one of my most beautiful and well finished pieces- and certainly a favourite of mine!
@@timepieceofart more than 3 years, and I can say only positive things about it. It might have a bit of a lengthy lug to lug. I love wearing it, and I look at that dial like a teenager in love 😁.
Ive tried the PRX but i didnt like how it felt on my wrist. The Gentleman reminds me of my Datejust and it felt good on my wrist. I think the PRX feels like a much more lousier version of my Constellation but while my Constellation feels great, the PRX feels bad.
@@timepieceofart I feel like the Constellation is a really underrated model from Omega tbh. It’s classy, elegant and the integrated bracelet just feels so nice around the wrist.
its a great watch, just a shame that the bracelet is piece of cr@p. really digs into your arm. after a week I already switched to a leather strap although look wise I would prefer the metal bracelet. its time that wacth brands start improving the bracelets as well for lower price points
@@timepieceofart hmm well check out a Mido Commander day date twelve faceted bazel and also goldsand dial, prezidential bracelet. Code is Mido 8230. I paid 400 euro for it.
@@timepieceofart for 400 euro I got a Mido Commander automatic, day date 12 faceted bezel goldsand dial, prezidential bracelet, lume, hacking, stainless steel all around.
Why do you think so, i mean it offers a great movement, the finishing is spot on, so i don't see any reason to call it trash. I agree that Seiko offers great watches, but i really love Tissot because they offer great Swiss timepieces for relatively reasonable prices.
@@timepieceofart Not at all, I think the same of the oyster perpetual and those kind of watches, but for the price, this shows no luxury at all, even in a silent or subdued way, it has no distinctive features or anything really, I just think it's really dull and shows no innovation
Would love a more compact version 37-38mm
That would really make it a classic dress watch, i think it would suit a lot of people.
36mm
EXACTLY
Sound good to me 👍
This is one of my cheapest watches in my collection but my second most worn. It’s one of the most well put together watches under $3000
I have mine (blue dial) for two years now, and it's a great watch for the price. I did pay U$ 700,00 at the Zurich airport shop. Use it every day.
Great value for money, glad to hear that you enjoy wearing your timepiece.
Fully agree. Also, don't forget the Ballade. Same or similar movement, but with an art deco-ish dial. I found mine brand new, at a UK discount clothing retailer for 250GBP, which is exceptional value for money.
Too big, want this in 38mm 😢
That size may hit the sweet spot for many people
Yup, 36mm too for a real dress watch option.
Have always love Tissots - especially the 60-70’s era
That is stunning! Why haven't I heard of that before?
Because they heavily promote the PRX even though the gentleman has better finishing and a slightly better movement
I think that the PRX really made the whole "old money" look more accessible to everyone and was definitely more promoted, but i can't deny that the gentleman is a better watch overall
I have the ice blue version. Normally my sweet spot is 38-39mm but even at 40mm this was an excellent fit on my wrist. It’s comfortable, and best of all maybe I got lucky but my watch does -1 second a day
I agree, it does wear true to it's size. How do you like the blue dial, a lot of people complain about the crosshair on the green dial
@@timepieceofart That was the main reason I didn't get the green gentleman and I really wanted to get the green version as I love the ice blue a lot. The cross sadly has been a deal breaker for many and I just wish they'd make one without it. I ended up getting a Seiko spb289 mystic forest and absolutely zero regrets for my green watch
The ice blue gentleman is great. It looks and feels good on the wrist, and it gets a lot of time in the warmer months as I wear a lot of navy / darker blue and white clothes and the ice blue has a great contrast. The accuracy being -1 second a day is great too I just wind it a few seconds every couple days a bad adjust the time once a month. Yeah I wish it was 28800vph but 80hr standby is a nice tradeoff
Very handsome watch. Especially for the price point.
I owned a Gentelman (blue, crosshair dial) but sold it off since it wears too large. I would rebuy it immediately if Tissot ever makes one in a 37/38mm size, since I love the dial that much.
Sorry to hear that, i really love the way it wears on my wrist. Whats your wrist size?
@timepieceofart around 6.5 in. I just felt it wore too large for the style of watch that it is. Hopefully they'll make a smaller one
This model doesn’t get its deserved attention, unfortunately. It is a much more mature and elegant choice than the bland popular PRX, imo.
I own the blue dial version, with a black leather band- one of my most beautiful and well finished pieces- and certainly a favourite of mine!
I couldn't agree more. How long do you own your piece and what is for experience owning it?
@@timepieceofart more than 3 years, and I can say only positive things about it. It might have a bit of a lengthy lug to lug.
I love wearing it, and I look at that dial like a teenager in love 😁.
The Gentleman is a fantastic offering from Tissot
I couldn't agree more, very underrated watch in my humble opinion.
Gentlema is a nicer option in my case.
That’s all great and stuff by why no 36mm version ? This watch is stunning but absolutely no option for me
i agree, i think they are missing out on a lot of potential customers because of this
Date window at 6 will be cheery on top.
I agree, it would make the dial more balanced
I own this and it's beautiful
Ive tried the PRX but i didnt like how it felt on my wrist. The Gentleman reminds me of my Datejust and it felt good on my wrist. I think the PRX feels like a much more lousier version of my Constellation but while my Constellation feels great, the PRX feels bad.
I think that the Constellation is on a whole other level, but i agree that the gentleman really feels good on the wrist :)
@@timepieceofart I feel like the Constellation is a really underrated model from Omega tbh. It’s classy, elegant and the integrated bracelet just feels so nice around the wrist.
53 mm l2l is ridiculous. You have to have log for a wrist for that to work
I think its a ok size for a 40 mm watch. What size would you prefer?
@@timepieceofart 40 mm diameter is ok, but the l2l should be max 46 mm, sub 45 is best
This thing looks & wears HUGE in person
@@SmurfPerfect Yeah, i bet. ridiculous dimensions if you ask me
That thing looks like a Wall Clock in person. Totally does not fit the Rolex OP style.
Great but the plastic movement ruins it.
Sorry i think you have mistaken this movement with the one found in the PRX. The movement used in the gentleman doesn't contain plastic parts.
This looks too similar to a Datejust. It looks like it copied everything except the hour markers.
It definitely has Rolex Datejust vibes, but in a good way, not as a straight copycat
@timepieceofart
Vibe?? You must be joking. Its 95% copy of datejust Rolex
Now the poor rolex watche is no more tudor,its this tissot...cool
It's a gorgeous watch, truly remarkable that is available at that price point
Nice but lug to lug to large.
Take out that dang crosshair on the dial and I would buy this beauty.
Honestly, i think the crosshair gives it the unique look. Would you consider other color or just the green dial, without the crosshair?
its a great watch, just a shame that the bracelet is piece of cr@p. really digs into your arm. after a week I already switched to a leather strap although look wise I would prefer the metal bracelet. its time that wacth brands start improving the bracelets as well for lower price points
I agree that the bracelet is the Achilles heel of cheaper watches, but i find the bracelet on the gentleman to be relatively good.
Make. It. SMALLER.
I think that the 40 mm is perfect size for a lot of people, i really wears true to it's size.
Piece of art... Piece of shit maybe.
Why do you think so? I think it's an underrated timepiece, well worth the money
@@timepieceofart hmm well check out a Mido Commander day date twelve faceted bazel and also goldsand dial, prezidential bracelet. Code is Mido 8230. I paid 400 euro for it.
@@timepieceofart for 400 euro I got a Mido Commander automatic, day date 12 faceted bezel goldsand dial, prezidential bracelet, lume, hacking, stainless steel all around.
He is a gentleman not a lady
Tissot is trash. Crap "swiss made" watch. I much prefer a Seiko over this. Now if we're talking about true swiss watches, then I love it.
Ahhh.... Ok
Why do you think so, i mean it offers a great movement, the finishing is spot on, so i don't see any reason to call it trash. I agree that Seiko offers great watches, but i really love Tissot because they offer great Swiss timepieces for relatively reasonable prices.
@@timepieceofart agreed sir.
@@timepieceofart I wouldn’t take him too seriously he’s got pubic hair on his face
This is the most boring and overpriced watch I've ever seen in my life
Whay do tou think so? I think if the brand was different, it would get more recognition
@@timepieceofart Not at all, I think the same of the oyster perpetual and those kind of watches, but for the price, this shows no luxury at all, even in a silent or subdued way, it has no distinctive features or anything really, I just think it's really dull and shows no innovation