- Is the PRX Automatic a good first automatic watch?
- Yes. It is simple to live with, has a long power reserve and a sapphire crystal, and its styling works with most outfits. The main adjustment is getting the bracelet sized.
- How does it differ from the PRX quartz?
- The automatic has a mechanical movement, a textured dial and a slightly thicker case. The quartz version is thinner and needs only a battery change, but lacks the sweeping seconds hand.
- Can I swim with it?
- It is rated to 100 m, which covers swimming and showers. There is no screw-down crown, so avoid diving and pressing the crown underwater.
- What is the case size?
- This is the 40 mm PRX Automatic, which fits most wrists. Tissot also makes a smaller 35 mm version for those who prefer a compact case.
- Does it come with a spare strap?
- No. It ships on the integrated steel bracelet, and swapping to leather or rubber needs a compatible strap and tools.
- How accurate is the movement?
- The Powermatic 80 is a regulated automatic that most owners find keeps time within a few seconds a day. Expect normal variation with wear and temperature.
- Where is the Tissot PRX (T1372071135100) cheapest?
- At Jomashop, for $594.00, 25% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Tissot PRX (T1372071135100)?
- 8 stores we checked sell it, including Watchmaxx, Jomashop, Shop Simon, Best Buy, Zales.