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Between 38 and 41 mm fits most wrists. Go smaller for slim wrists and larger if you like a bold look.
Quartz is accurate and low maintenance. Automatic is mechanical and wound by your wrist. Manual is hand-wound. Solar charges from light.
3 ATM handles splashes, 5 ATM rain, 10 ATM swimming, 20 ATM or more diving. It is not a guarantee against all water.
Excellent watches exist at every price. Spend what feels comfortable, then compare a few options instead of buying the first one.
An automatic is wound by the motion of your wrist; a manual needs winding by hand; quartz runs on a battery and is the most accurate and cheapest to maintain. Solar (Eco-Drive) charges from light.
3 ATM handles splashes; 5 ATM rain and hand-washing; 10 ATM swimming; 20 ATM or more, recreational diving.
Up to 37 mm suits slim wrists; 38–41 mm is the most versatile range; 42 mm or more gives a sporty, robust look.
Grand Seiko technology that blends a mechanical mainspring with electronic regulation: a seconds hand that glides smoothly, with excellent accuracy.
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Put 2 to 4 watches side by side. Specs we could not verify show as “—”.
Updated October 31, 2026 · approximate retail prices, checked October 18, 2026–October 19, 2026 · How we compare
The PRX quartz and the PRX Powermatic 80 share the same 40 mm steel case with an integrated bracelet, inspired by a 1978 Tissot design. From across the room they look the same.
The real difference is inside. The quartz runs on a battery and is extremely accurate. The Powermatic 80 is a mechanical automatic that winds itself as you wear it; the “80” refers to its power reserve of up to 80 hours, so it keeps running over a weekend off the wrist. It also costs well over the quartz version.
| Tissot PRX | Tissot PRX Powermatic 80 | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | ≈ $410 | ≈ $725 |
| Movement | Quartz | Automatic |
| Case diameter | 40 mm | 40 mm |
| Thickness | 10.4 mm | — |
| Water resistance | 10 ATM | 10 ATM |
| Crystal | sapphire | — |
| Case material | 316L stainless steel | — |
| Strap | steel | steel |
| Dial colour | green | black |
| Brand origin | Switzerland | Switzerland |
| Where to buy | Not on Amazon | Not on Amazon |
If you mainly love the design, the quartz PRX gives you almost all of it for a lot less. If what draws you to watches is the mechanism, the Powermatic 80 is the one you’ll still be happy with in five years.
Full specs · Not on Amazon
Full specs · Not on Amazon
Very little. Both have a 40 mm steel case with an integrated bracelet and 10 ATM water resistance. The automatic has a seconds hand that sweeps instead of ticking once per second.
Only if you value the mechanical movement. Timekeeping-wise the quartz is more accurate; you pay extra for the craftsmanship and for never changing a battery.
Both are rated 10 ATM (100 m), which is fine for swimming. Neither is a diving watch.
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