Tissot Luxury Automatic Powermatic 80 Review
Tissot is a brand that hardly needs any introduction. They've existed for 160 years and are available globally. They have large ad campaigns, famous brand ambassadors and just about everything else you'd expect from a large watch brand. And large they truly are, as they are part of the mega Swatch group. But despite their scale, their heritage and their Swiss Made credentials, they manage to keep prices in the accessible range. And not just for their most basic line, but for some very interesting mechanical watches including chronographs, COSC grade movements and today's topic, an 80-hour power reserve.Amongst the newest of their line are a few series of watches that wear the moniker "Powermatic 80" on their dial, which indicates the presence of an 80-hour power reserve movement, specifically the new and exclusive ETA C07.111. I'll get into it in more detail later, but for those who are new to affordable mechanical movements, an 80-hour power reserve is a remarkable and novel feature f

My first AP (advice)
Hi guys,I really want to get into AP, I love the look of them. I want to know, if you could only have one AP, and its your first one, which would you go for.There are so many choices, Chrono, Jumbo the whole offshore line etc, but just in your opinion... which AP would be you first?Thanks

This count as a match?
Matching in the inside (same base movement).

Breitling steel 990a bracelet
Looking to buy a 990A steel bracelet for my breitling for bentley chronograph watch.

Took the plunge, went Ti...
Just picked up this 118 and first day I'm loving it. The tobacco dial with the grayish look if the brushed Ti case is awesome. I see myself buying straps in the near future!!!