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The Seastar 2000 Professional is Tissot's serious dive watch: a 44mm stainless steel case rated to 600m, a helium escape valve, a screw-down crown and a ceramic bezel. Its Powermatic 80 movement gives about 80 hours of reserve, well beyond the roughly 38 to 42 hours of most Swiss automatics at this level. It is big and thick at 15.3mm, so it suits divers and large-wristed buyers more than slim-wristed ones. Against the Seastar 1000 it adds depth rating, a helium valve and a ceramic bezel; against Tudor and Omega divers it undercuts them on features per dollar but lacks their finishing and brand cachet.
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Lowest price we've seen: $855.00 on Nov 10 at WatchMaxx.com. Tracked across 6 stores since Nov 10.
Owners and reviewers treat the Seastar 2000 as a lot of dive watch for the money, praising the depth rating, ceramic bezel and long power reserve. Most criticism centers on its size and weight, and some find the bracelet and clasp less refined than pricier divers.
The Tissot Seastar 2000 Professional is a men's sports watch with a 44mm round case and a grey dial. The case and bracelet are brushed and polished stainless steel, and the bracelet closes with a folding clasp. A uni-directional rotating ceramic bezel surrounds the dial, and a screw-down crown helps keep the case sealed. It is water resistant to 600 meters (2000 feet).
The dial has luminous silver tone hands, circle and stick hour markers, and minute markers around the outer rim. The date appears at 6 o'clock. A scratch-resistant sapphire crystal covers the dial, and a see-through case back shows the movement.
The watch is a Swiss automatic powered by the Powermatic 80 engine, with about 80 hours of power reserve. It shows hour, minute, second, date and power reserve.
