Been eying this for years and finally decided to pull the trigger because the price was right.
Style and functionality are 10/10 --sleekly modern lines but not ostentation for a 45mm watch.
It's not super-dressy but also not super-casual. Could easily get away with wearing it under a suit or with sporty attire. The silver-gray/black colorway isn't particularly shiny and the black bezel and face are more stealthy than bling-y, if you know what I'm saying.
Came in a Tissot box with stamped warranty card inside.
The watch is super-light and fits perfectly with the custom silicon band. Not sure if it's even worth it to pay $250 extra for the titanium band.
The watch is sporty, elegant and high-tech looking. But still somehow understated.
Haven't tried all the features or tested water-resistance other than the shower test, but the touchscreen works great and the pushers are easier to depress than the T-Touch Dive watch i also have.
Time so far seems pretty accurate.
The included manual is tiny and hard to read. I suggest downloading a PDF of the user manual and spending some time with it to go over the functions.
The UI seems a bit complicated at first but becomes easier and more intuitive over time as you become more familiar with how to change settings, cycling through modes and using the touchscreen to access various functions. It's not all that different in practice from a multifunction G-Shock but way cooler and obviously a better-made product with high-quality materials and sharp. classy lines.
The only real con is that even at 75% discount from MSRP, it's still a pricey timepiece. However, you could easily spend as much (or more) on a plastic/resin Casio or the non-solar Tissot model -- which entail battery replacement every 2 years or so, which can only be performed by an authorized Tissot dealer. That's a hassle you can basically avoid with the solar model.
Another potential con I just realized is that this watch won't really work with non-OEM bands, so you're basically limited in options to silicon, leather, rubber, or metal straps, all of which are pricey. But the silicon strap is super-comfortable and hugs the wrist nicely, so there's less reason to want to swap out the band.
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Been eying this for years and finally decided to pull the trigger because the price was right.Style and functionality are 10/10 --sleekly modern lines but not ostentation for a 45mm watch.It's not super-dressy but also not super-casual. Could easily get away with wearing it under a suit or with sporty attire. The silver-gray/black colorway isn't particularly shiny and the black bezel and face are more stealthy than bling-y, if you know what I'm saying.Came in a Tissot box with stamped warranty card inside.The watch is super-light and fits perfectly with the custom silicon band. Not sure if it's even worth it to pay $250 extra for the titanium band.The watch is sporty, elegant and high-tech looking. But still somehow understated.Haven't tried all the features or tested water-resistance other than the shower test, but the touchscreen works great and the pushers are easier to depress than the T-Touch Dive watch i also have.Time so far seems pretty accurate.The included manual is tiny and hard to read. I suggest downloading a PDF of the user manual and spending some time with it to go over the functions.The UI seems a bit complicated at first but becomes easier and more intuitive over time as you become more familiar with how to change settings, cycling through modes and using the touchscreen to access various functions. It's not all that different in practice from a multifunction G-Shock but way cooler and obviously a better-made product with high-quality materials and sharp. classy lines.The only real con is that even at 75% discount from MSRP, it's still a pricey timepiece. However, you could easily spend as much (or more) on a plastic/resin Casio or the non-solar Tissot model -- which entail battery replacement every 2 years or so, which can only be performed by an authorized Tissot dealer. That's a hassle you can basically avoid with the solar model.Another potential con I just realized is that this watch won't really work with non-OEM bands, so you're basically limited in options to silicon, leather, rubber, or metal straps, all of which are pricey. But the silicon strap is super-comfortable and hugs the wrist nicely, so there's less reason to want to swap out the band.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 17, 2021
Been eying this for years and finally decided to pull the trigger because the price was right.
Style and functionality are 10/10 --sleekly modern lines but not ostentation for a 45mm watch.
It's not super-dressy but also not super-casual. Could easily get away with wearing it under a suit or with sporty attire. The silver-gray/black colorway isn't particularly shiny and the black bezel and face are more stealthy than bling-y, if you know what I'm saying.
Came in a Tissot box with stamped warranty card inside.
The watch is super-light and fits perfectly with the custom silicon band. Not sure if it's even worth it to pay $250 extra for the titanium band.
The watch is sporty, elegant and high-tech looking. But still somehow understated.
Haven't tried all the features or tested water-resistance other than the shower test, but the touchscreen works great and the pushers are easier to depress than the T-Touch Dive watch i also have.
Time so far seems pretty accurate.
The included manual is tiny and hard to read. I suggest downloading a PDF of the user manual and spending some time with it to go over the functions.
The UI seems a bit complicated at first but becomes easier and more intuitive over time as you become more familiar with how to change settings, cycling through modes and using the touchscreen to access various functions. It's not all that different in practice from a multifunction G-Shock but way cooler and obviously a better-made product with high-quality materials and sharp. classy lines.
The only real con is that even at 75% discount from MSRP, it's still a pricey timepiece. However, you could easily spend as much (or more) on a plastic/resin Casio or the non-solar Tissot model -- which entail battery replacement every 2 years or so, which can only be performed by an authorized Tissot dealer. That's a hassle you can basically avoid with the solar model.
Another potential con I just realized is that this watch won't really work with non-OEM bands, so you're basically limited in options to silicon, leather, rubber, or metal straps, all of which are pricey. But the silicon strap is super-comfortable and hugs the wrist nicely, so there's less reason to want to swap out the band.
Style and functionality are 10/10 --sleekly modern lines but not ostentation for a 45mm watch.
It's not super-dressy but also not super-casual. Could easily get away with wearing it under a suit or with sporty attire. The silver-gray/black colorway isn't particularly shiny and the black bezel and face are more stealthy than bling-y, if you know what I'm saying.
Came in a Tissot box with stamped warranty card inside.
The watch is super-light and fits perfectly with the custom silicon band. Not sure if it's even worth it to pay $250 extra for the titanium band.
The watch is sporty, elegant and high-tech looking. But still somehow understated.
Haven't tried all the features or tested water-resistance other than the shower test, but the touchscreen works great and the pushers are easier to depress than the T-Touch Dive watch i also have.
Time so far seems pretty accurate.
The included manual is tiny and hard to read. I suggest downloading a PDF of the user manual and spending some time with it to go over the functions.
The UI seems a bit complicated at first but becomes easier and more intuitive over time as you become more familiar with how to change settings, cycling through modes and using the touchscreen to access various functions. It's not all that different in practice from a multifunction G-Shock but way cooler and obviously a better-made product with high-quality materials and sharp. classy lines.
The only real con is that even at 75% discount from MSRP, it's still a pricey timepiece. However, you could easily spend as much (or more) on a plastic/resin Casio or the non-solar Tissot model -- which entail battery replacement every 2 years or so, which can only be performed by an authorized Tissot dealer. That's a hassle you can basically avoid with the solar model.
Another potential con I just realized is that this watch won't really work with non-OEM bands, so you're basically limited in options to silicon, leather, rubber, or metal straps, all of which are pricey. But the silicon strap is super-comfortable and hugs the wrist nicely, so there's less reason to want to swap out the band.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 11, 2021
No se podía esperar menos de Tissot, me encanta la línea Expert Solar, tengo varios modelos, recomendado.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 10, 2020
