- Is the Tissot Everytime a good first Swiss watch?
- Yes. It is a simple, well-built quartz watch with sapphire crystal, and it costs far less than an automatic Swiss piece. It suits someone who wants a quiet dress watch rather than complications.
- Can I swim with it?
- No. It is rated for light everyday contact with water only, so keep it off in the pool, shower and sea. Sportier rivals at similar money offer proper swimming ratings.
- Does it have a date or luminous hands?
- Neither. The dial is deliberately minimal, with no date window and no lume, so it is hard to read in the dark.
- How does it compare with the Tissot PRX?
- The PRX is sportier, with an integrated bracelet, a date and more water resistance. The Everytime is thinner and dressier, and it trades those features for a cleaner look.
- What size wrists does it fit?
- The case is small and unisex, so it sits well on slim to medium wrists. Larger wrists may prefer a 40 mm case from the same range.
- Can I change the strap?
- Yes. The lugs take standard straps, and many owners fit a leather band to dress it up or a mesh band for daily wear.
- Where is the Tissot Everytime Stainless Steel Watch cheapest?
- At Belk, for $350.00, as of our latest check.