This watch is amazing. My first automatic and I’m not disappointed. I just turned 36 and I absolutely love this vintage look. My grandfather was a fighter pilot in WW2 with the CRAF and this is very reminiscent of a watch he wore. just a gorgeous quality watch for the price point. I paid around $950 all in in CAD $
Call me shallow, but I really love the way the Tissot-logo / script looks on this model. That logo-design has just the right amounts of retro and playfulness. The only problem I'd have with this piece is which colourway to get. This white one is gorgeous, but both the black and the blue are also pretty stunning. Plus there's probably more that I'm not even aware of... :)
I have the same with brown leatherstrap. I would definitely say: keep it! It is not the most typical dresswatch more a cool vintage look piece with a dresswatch style.
I got this watch as a gift from my wife for my birthday. The Milanese strap is very comfortable. Because the watch is 37 mm on the top it wears nice with a suit. Perhaps I'll try to put it on a burgundy strap before Christmas 😎
Its nice to see retro dress watches, I think some people like me are getting burned out on divers. The only issue which may not be an issue unless you want a 4hz beat rate is the thickness, due to the movement used. But if you can handle 3hz they have some really nice dress watches that are thinner and have 80 hour power reserves. Very nice indeed.
Got one in my thirteen watch collection and it gets a fair bit of wrist time regardless of what I’m wearing. I’ve got the white on brown leather which I bought new from a jewellers about six years ago, I flip watches occasionally but this one is a keeper.
I own this watch and alternate between several brown and black leather straps. I absolutely love it. Punches way above it's weight for the price point.
I personally have one and I bought it via Jomashop as well. Its a great watch to wear casually and to dress up as well. I love the vintage retro look. Definitely recommend having it on a black or brown leather strap.
How was your experience with Jomashop? Are the watches 100% authentic? I’ve always been cautious because of the discounts and due to the high amount of replicas in the market
I don’t wear suits all the time but I still have one. I feel a dress watch is kinda the same thing. Also, if you really like the watch it’s much easier to dress down a dress watch than it is to dress up a sports watch
Because most dress watches have a simple design you can wear then with a variety of clothes. Polo shirts, dress shirts, suits, etc (the only thing that wouldn't fit much is probably a t-shirt but it depends on the overall look and watch). But it also depends how you like to dress and accessorize. Personally I like more dressy watches and I wouldn't mind wearing them in less formal situations (I am okay to overdress).
Almost bought this a few years ago at an airport but was put off by the short hands,was tempted by a black dial quartz one a few months ago very good deal on sale,but the second hand was missing all the markers.
Love the mid-century aesthetic here, what a beautiful watch. There's nothing wrong with having at least one dress watch as a go to. I love chunky/murdered out/butch watches as much as the next guy, but they look awful with suits. Thanks Rob.
I don't have a dress watch either. Well I do but it is old, over 20 years old. 35mm, it' looks like a boy watch but I only have worn for weddings and funerals. And sometimes a couple times a year and sometimes years go by. So I have the same question if I really need one.
I like the look of it in general, but I think the minute hand is too short. It doesn't even get close to the minute markers. Setting the exact time is going to be a pain because of that.
I guess the only gripe that I have for this timepiece is it is quite difficult to match it with a standard stainless steel bracelet. To complicate a bit the lugs are too thin.
I cannot understand why someone would change a Milanaise with a lether strap? This makes no sense to me at all! Milanaise are the most comfortable straps I know! 😍
I love my Sarb035. It’s my perfect everyday watch. I also own the Visidate on the same Milanese and they wear and look very different on the wrist. It’s a good high quality dress watch. My Sarb is more casual everyday wear.
Nice watch in black, but two complaints I have is legibility with the black dial version is horrible in most lighting, and the movement is rough. I'm at about +30-40s a day.
Damn +30-40 is a lot. I’ve had mine for maybe 5 years now and over time the time got worse but very minimal. Only gaining around 10 seconds per day right now after 5 years. You may need to demagnetized or regulate it
@@AaronRobinProductions Agreed, I've always felt it was off out of the gate, and attributed it to the movement not feeling as smooth as it could, but probably needs to be demagnetized AND regulated.
I am probably not the first to tell you this; When you do your wrist shots it appears that you are positioning the watch too close to your hand and not actually on your wrist. Unfortunately, this does not give me a true picture or perspective of the watch on your wrist.
Craig G Agreed. Not my style either, but Rob doesn’t have to apologise. Personally I find it really uncomfortable to have the watch sit so close to my hand. I need the watch to be behind my wrist bone.
If you add a white dress watch, can i suggest one with a white mother of pearl one instead of a metal or painted one? I have a decade old orient star with just a little pearl effect in my collection with hands that rival GS and i own ceramic white Swiss watches. There is no contest. Pearl rules for white dress watches imho.
Rob, if you were forced to buy one would you get this Tissot Visodate or the Hamilton Jazzmaster Viewmatic which I think you had on your channel in the past? Just curious. Someone should make a list of watches with the crystal directly pressed in to the case, it adds a certain something.
I had the same struggle but jazzmaster day-date and I went with Visodate why? Because of the lug to lug size...Hamilton always has lug to lug through the roof on few exceptions like jazzmaster thinline (the expensive ones that have the 2892 movt without second hand)
The wrist is and always will be, at the end of your arm. Not below or on the joint of your hand. Do you know anyone who ties their tie above their Adam’s apple? Why would anyone want to restrict their hand movement by wearing their time piece on the joint??
Black one was given to me as a gift. I do not like it - not legable in most lightning conditions, hands are too short and date window seems to be off. Not symetrical, not align with black dial... Well awful.
I have this one in black, great dress watch.
This is my next watch. Great video/quality..
This watch is amazing. My first automatic and I’m not disappointed. I just turned 36 and I absolutely love this vintage look. My grandfather was a fighter pilot in WW2 with the CRAF and this is very reminiscent of a watch he wore. just a gorgeous quality watch for the price point. I paid around $950 all in in CAD $
Jomashop has great prices and selection on Tissot. Love that company.
Beautiful watch Rob. I’ve got several Tissot’s & this is a great dress watch. The black leather strap looks classy but for me the mesh makes it😎👍🏼
I am a big fan of brown leather straps, but the black on this Tissot is perfection 😍
true. I have one and I love them
Really nice classic watch! Stunning!
Call me shallow, but I really love the way the Tissot-logo / script looks on this model. That logo-design has just the right amounts of retro and playfulness. The only problem I'd have with this piece is which colourway to get. This white one is gorgeous, but both the black and the blue are also pretty stunning. Plus there's probably more that I'm not even aware of... :)
I have the same with brown leatherstrap. I would definitely say: keep it! It is not the most typical dresswatch more a cool vintage look piece with a dresswatch style.
Appreciate your patience to wrist-shoot for each strap. The black leather is the best for an understated elegant look.
I got this watch as a gift from my wife for my birthday. The Milanese strap is very comfortable. Because the watch is 37 mm on the top it wears nice with a suit. Perhaps I'll try to put it on a burgundy strap before Christmas 😎
Its nice to see retro dress watches, I think some people like me are getting burned out on divers. The only issue which may not be an issue unless you want a 4hz beat rate is the thickness, due to the movement used. But if you can handle 3hz they have some really nice dress watches that are thinner and have 80 hour power reserves. Very nice indeed.
Got one in my thirteen watch collection and it gets a fair bit of wrist time regardless of what I’m wearing. I’ve got the white on brown leather which I bought new from a jewellers about six years ago, I flip watches occasionally but this one is a keeper.
I'm the same, it definitely gets a lot of wrist time in comparison to my other watches.
I own this watch and alternate between several brown and black leather straps. I absolutely love it. Punches way above it's weight for the price point.
I clean, sleek time piece with that lovely retro logo and simple dial...its a knockout
I personally have one and I bought it via Jomashop as well. Its a great watch to wear casually and to dress up as well. I love the vintage retro look. Definitely recommend having it on a black or brown leather strap.
How was your experience with Jomashop? Are the watches 100% authentic? I’ve always been cautious because of the discounts and due to the high amount of replicas in the market
The mesh strap looks ghastly on that vintage looking watch. Black or brown leather gets my vote.
I don’t wear suits all the time but I still have one. I feel a dress watch is kinda the same thing. Also, if you really like the watch it’s much easier to dress down a dress watch than it is to dress up a sports watch
Because most dress watches have a simple design you can wear then with a variety of clothes. Polo shirts, dress shirts, suits, etc (the only thing that wouldn't fit much is probably a t-shirt but it depends on the overall look and watch). But it also depends how you like to dress and accessorize. Personally I like more dressy watches and I wouldn't mind wearing them in less formal situations (I am okay to overdress).
Almost bought this a few years ago at an airport but was put off by the short hands,was tempted by a black dial quartz one a few months ago very good deal on sale,but the second hand was missing all the markers.
That's a really sharp looking watch, very nicely done.
Love the mid-century aesthetic here, what a beautiful watch. There's nothing wrong with having at least one dress watch as a go to. I love chunky/murdered out/butch watches as much as the next guy, but they look awful with suits. Thanks Rob.
Very clean looking watch - nice
Looks great on a black leather strap.
true. I own one and I love it
Every collector needs at least one dress watch in the collection.
I wish Tissot makes the Gentleman in a dial color like this Visodate.
I don't have a dress watch either. Well I do but it is old, over 20 years old. 35mm, it' looks like a boy watch but I only have worn for weddings and funerals. And sometimes a couple times a year and sometimes years go by. So I have the same question if I really need one.
I think it also come in a powermatic 80 version.
Very nice and at that price quite tempting
Love the watch but I never wear a dress watch either
Nice. I picked up a vintage tissot seastar visiodate from a thrift shop for a bargain.
This was a big contender when looking for my first watch. The Hamilton Khaki King won out because of the lume.
Classic design. 👍
Почему мои tissot visodate automatic - МЕНЯЕТЬСЯ ДАТА ЗА 2 МИНУТЫ ДО ПОЛУНОЧИ???? ЭТО НОРМАЛЬНО???
I like it!
I like the look of it in general, but I think the minute hand is too short. It doesn't even get close to the minute markers. Setting the exact time is going to be a pain because of that.
This looks like an Omega Seamaster from the 60s
Yea but too big for the 60’s though
Stuff yeah I wouldn’t get it. I prefer 35mm - 38mm for dress watches
The hour and minute hand are too short.
I agree
Its the biggest wrong
@@blackmax5503 Just my opinion: the hour and minute hands are too short. The seconds hand is acceptable in length.
It's a strap monster!
I guess the only gripe that I have for this timepiece is it is quite difficult to match it with a standard stainless steel bracelet. To complicate a bit the lugs are too thin.
If I had that watch in my hand I wouldn't let it go!
I cannot understand why someone would change a Milanaise with a lether strap? This makes no sense to me at all! Milanaise are the most comfortable straps I know! 😍
I AM THE HYPE!!
Nice watch but the seiko SARB033 still wins in my book
I love my Sarb035. It’s my perfect everyday watch. I also own the Visidate on the same Milanese and they wear and look very different on the wrist. It’s a good high quality dress watch. My Sarb is more casual everyday wear.
Nice watch in black, but two complaints I have is legibility with the black dial version is horrible in most lighting, and the movement is rough. I'm at about +30-40s a day.
Damn +30-40 is a lot. I’ve had mine for maybe 5 years now and over time the time got worse but very minimal. Only gaining around 10 seconds per day right now after 5 years. You may need to demagnetized or regulate it
@@AaronRobinProductions Agreed, I've always felt it was off out of the gate, and attributed it to the movement not feeling as smooth as it could, but probably needs to be demagnetized AND regulated.
I am probably not the first to tell you this; When you do your wrist shots it appears that you are positioning the watch too close to your hand and not actually on your wrist. Unfortunately, this does not give me a true picture or perspective of the watch on your wrist.
The crown is digging into his hand...
Actually you might be the first to criticize him for how he wears a watch 🤷🏼♂️🤦🏻♂️
You actually can wear above or below bone. It's a personal preference.
Yeah that’s true...he can wear it upside down doesn’t really matter at all...
Craig G
Agreed. Not my style either, but Rob doesn’t have to apologise. Personally I find it really uncomfortable to have the watch sit so close to my hand. I need the watch to be behind my wrist bone.
🔥🔥🔥🔥
One of these or a tisell explorer ? Which would you guys in the comments section choose ?
Would you know how to open the back?
If you add a white dress watch, can i suggest one with a white mother of pearl one instead of a metal or painted one? I have a decade old orient star with just a little pearl effect in my collection with hands that rival GS and i own ceramic white Swiss watches. There is no contest. Pearl rules for white dress watches imho.
Rob, if you were forced to buy one would you get this Tissot Visodate or the Hamilton Jazzmaster Viewmatic which I think you had on your channel in the past? Just curious. Someone should make a list of watches with the crystal directly pressed in to the case, it adds a certain something.
I’ve had both for years now. All personal preference. I notice I lean towards the Tissot due to the crystal like you said and 1950s vibes are awesome!
I had the same struggle but jazzmaster day-date and I went with Visodate why? Because of the lug to lug size...Hamilton always has lug to lug through the roof on few exceptions like jazzmaster thinline (the expensive ones that have the 2892 movt without second hand)
@@mainline4199 true I would say the Jazzmaster wears a little large.
@@AaronRobinProductions Awesome vintage cool watch, my only nit is the hands on the Tissot seem just a little too short. My watch ocd kicking in.
The hands are way too short in my opinion.
Is it suitable for a 6.3in wrist?
The wrist is and always will be, at the end of your arm. Not below or on the joint of your hand. Do you know anyone who ties their tie above their Adam’s apple? Why would anyone want to restrict their hand movement by wearing their time piece on the joint??
can i wear this without a dress
Skirt maybe?
Classy watch. Too expensive for me though.
Does this watch made in swiss or made in china
Black one was given to me as a gift. I do not like it - not legable in most lightning conditions, hands are too short and date window seems to be off. Not symetrical, not align with black dial... Well awful.
If only they sold a 36/38mm version
Foxy
For maybe $50 to $75 more you can get the Hamilton Jazzmaster
I'll never buy anything from Jomashop again.
Why
Tell us more El Duderino...... What went so wrong to warrant that response from you?
Its ok but i'm not into dress watches! Give me a good tool watch any day!!
Made in China assembled in Switzerland.
✋ way to short.
First
Why they make them so thick! They need to make them thinner...Tissot...
This watch is thin , if you consider it thick then go for quartz
Try the model Tissot Automatics III