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expiredZerosvn posted Mar 27, 2022 3:33 AM
Tissot PRC200 Chronograph Bracelet Watch (42mm)
$164
$575
71% off
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Nordstrom Rack has Tissot PRC200 Chronograph Bracelet Watch (42mm, Silver/Blue or Silver/Black) for $163.85. Shipping is free.
Thanks to Community Member Zerosvn for posting this deal.
Key Features:
Thanks to Community Member Zerosvn for posting this deal.
Key Features:
- 42mm case; 19mm band width
- Deployant clasp closure
- Swiss quartz movement
- Water-resistant up to a pressure of 20 bar (200 m / 660 ft)
- Date window
- Sapphire crystal face
- Stainless steel
- Swiss made
Editor's Notes
Written by StrawMan86 | Staff- About this deal:
- This price is $411.15 lower (71.5% savings) than the $575 list price.
- About this store:
- View Nordstrom Rack return policy here.
- Please refer to the forum thread for additional details & discussion. -StrawMan86
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Nordstrom Rack has Tissot PRC200 Chronograph Bracelet Watch (42mm, Silver/Blue or Silver/Black) for $163.85. Shipping is free.
Thanks to Community Member Zerosvn for posting this deal.
Key Features:
Thanks to Community Member Zerosvn for posting this deal.
Key Features:
- 42mm case; 19mm band width
- Deployant clasp closure
- Swiss quartz movement
- Water-resistant up to a pressure of 20 bar (200 m / 660 ft)
- Date window
- Sapphire crystal face
- Stainless steel
- Swiss made
Editor's Notes
Written by StrawMan86 | Staff- About this deal:
- This price is $411.15 lower (71.5% savings) than the $575 list price.
- About this store:
- View Nordstrom Rack return policy here.
- Please refer to the forum thread for additional details & discussion. -StrawMan86
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My Alpina startimer is a pita to set. Instead of swapping watches by day I've started to do it by month.
Sure, it's not as "cool" as an Automatic - but who cares?
I now have about 12 ranging from a cheap $25 Timex to a $2k Ferragamo.
As expected, most of them are quartz, but they work for me in terms of what they offer:
1) A jewelry piece that looks good and enhances your wardrobe. This is the primary reason I buy watches.
2) Quality feel on your wrist
3) The satisfaction of owning and wearing something with details you can appreciate (like looking at how the light bounces off the crystal and details on the dial).
4) Different designs with intricacies you can appreciate. Getting lost in the world of watch designs is a hobby in itself.
In today's world, telling time is a quick look at your phone. You really have to ask yourself why you pay hundreds or thousands for a time keeping device less accurate than your phone. What value do you get out of it?
So far, I love my higher end quartz watches. My fave is the Movado Series 800. I paid $350 for it several years ago. It's now around 1.2k!
I absolutely want an automatic to own an intricate machine. However, I've only bought 2 cheap ones to play with. I love the technical look of Chronographs but automatic chonos of any value start in the $3k-5k range.
All that said, I'm looking to buy a decent automatic. There are 2 Swiss made Tissot automatic deals going on now. What do you guys think of them?
1) Tissot Ballade III for $363 (https://www.nordstromra
2) Tissot Le Lochle for $246 (https://www.nordstromra
Both are 39mm (a bit smaller than my standard 42mm but good for dress watches).
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I now have about 12 ranging from a cheap $25 Timex to a $2k Ferragamo.
As expected, most of them are quartz, but they work for me in terms of what they offer:
1) A jewelry piece that looks good and enhances your wardrobe. This is the primary reason I buy watches.
2) Quality feel on your wrist
3) The satisfaction of owning and wearing something with details you can appreciate (like looking at how the light bounces off the crystal and details on the dial).
4) Different designs with intricacies you can appreciate. Getting lost in the world of watch designs is a hobby in itself.
In today's world, telling time is a quick look at your phone. You really have to ask yourself why you pay hundreds or thousands for a time keeping device less accurate than your phone. What value do you get out of it?
I absolutely want an automatic to own an intricate machine. However, I've only bought 2 cheap ones to play with. I love the technical look of Chronographs but automatic chonos of any value start in the $3k-5k range.
All that said, I'm looking to buy a decent auto. There are 2 Swiss made Tissot automatic deals going on now. What do you guys think of them?
1) Tissot Ballade III for $363 (https://www.nordstromra
2) Tissot Le Lochle for $246 (https://www.nordstromra
Both are 39mm (a bit smaller than my standard 42mm but good for dress watches).
I've got a few good watches, but tend to look towards the more interesting mechanisms, so the tuning fork watches on my list and maybe an el presidente, and I currently wear a spring drive most of the time
I now have about 12 ranging from a cheap $25 Timex to a $2k Ferragamo.
As expected, most of them are quartz, but they work for me in terms of what they offer:
1) A jewelry piece that looks good and enhances your wardrobe. This is the primary reason I buy watches.
2) Quality feel on your wrist
3) The satisfaction of owning and wearing something with details you can appreciate (like looking at how the light bounces off the crystal and details on the dial).
4) Different designs with intricacies you can appreciate. Getting lost in the world of watch designs is a hobby in itself.
In today's world, telling time is a quick look at your phone. You really have to ask yourself why you pay hundreds or thousands for a time keeping device less accurate than your phone. What value do you get out of it?
I absolutely want an automatic to own an intricate machine. However, I've only bought 2 cheap ones to play with. I love the technical look of Chronographs but automatic chonos of any value start in the $3k-5k range.
All that said, I'm looking to buy a decent auto. There are 2 Swiss made Tissot automatic deals going on now. What do you guys think of them?
1) Tissot Ballade III for $363 (https://www.nordstromra
2) Tissot Le Lochle for $246 (https://www.nordstromra
Both are 39mm (a bit smaller than my standard 42mm but good for dress watches).
When I was shopping for a watch, I settled on a Longines Conquest V.H.P., which is HAQ and looks really nice (to me, at least). It is specced for +/- 5 seconds per year. Most automatics are specced for how many seconds they lose per day.
Some will argue that even a HAQ will be less accurate than an internet-connected phone. Also true. Looking at your wrist is faster, but a watch is primarily a form of jewelry in this day and age. I'd argue that the jewelry factor is even higher with an automatic watch, especially an expensive one.
I now have about 12 ranging from a cheap $25 Timex to a $2k Ferragamo.
As expected, most of them are quartz, but they work for me in terms of what they offer:
1) A jewelry piece that looks good and enhances your wardrobe. This is the primary reason I buy watches.
2) Quality feel on your wrist
3) The satisfaction of owning and wearing something with details you can appreciate (like looking at how the light bounces off the crystal and details on the dial).
4) Different designs with intricacies you can appreciate. Getting lost in the world of watch designs is a hobby in itself.
In today's world, telling time is a quick look at your phone. You really have to ask yourself why you pay hundreds or thousands for a time keeping device less accurate than your phone. What value do you get out of it?
I absolutely want an automatic to own an intricate machine. However, I've only bought 2 cheap ones to play with. I love the technical look of Chronographs but automatic chonos of any value start in the $3k-5k range.
All that said, I'm looking to buy a decent auto. There are 2 Swiss made Tissot automatic deals going on now. What do you guys think of them?
1) Tissot Ballade III for $363 (https://www.nordstromrack.com/s/t...mm/6171096 [nordstromrack.com]).
2) Tissot Le Lochle for $246 (https://www.nordstromrack.com/s/t...mm/6107491 [nordstromrack.com]).
Both are 39mm (a bit smaller than my standard 42mm but good for dress watches).
I now have about 12 ranging from a cheap $25 Timex to a $2k Ferragamo.
As expected, most of them are quartz, but they work for me in terms of what they offer:
1) A jewelry piece that looks good and enhances your wardrobe. This is the primary reason I buy watches.
2) Quality feel on your wrist
3) The satisfaction of owning and wearing something with details you can appreciate (like looking at how the light bounces off the crystal and details on the dial).
4) Different designs with intricacies you can appreciate. Getting lost in the world of watch designs is a hobby in itself.
In today's world, telling time is a quick look at your phone. You really have to ask yourself why you pay hundreds or thousands for a time keeping device less accurate than your phone. What value do you get out of it?
So far, I love my higher end quartz watches. My fave is the Movado Series 800. I paid $350 for it several years ago. It's now around 1.2k!
I absolutely want an automatic to own an intricate machine. However, I've only bought 2 cheap ones to play with. I love the technical look of Chronographs but automatic chonos of any value start in the $3k-5k range.
All that said, I'm looking to buy a decent automatic. There are 2 Swiss made Tissot automatic deals going on now. What do you guys think of them?
1) Tissot Ballade III for $363 (https://www.nordstromrack.com/s/t...mm/6171096 [nordstromrack.com]).
2) Tissot Le Lochle for $246 (https://www.nordstromrack.com/s/t...mm/6107491 [nordstromrack.com]).
Both are 39mm (a bit smaller than my standard 42mm but good for dress watches).
The Ballade has a chronometer certified automatic movement which is by specification more accuracy (+- 4-6 seconds/day), power reserve at 80 hrs, and better water resistance at 50 meter.
The Le Lochle has a automatic movement with power reserve of 38 hrs, and water resistance rating at 30 meter. But it has bracelet instead of leather strap. That is usually $50 difference (it is always easier to find a leather strap if you want to change the looks of the watch later).
To me each watch has its own unique looks. And each is priced fairly according to its own specification.
Just want to share my thoughts as I did spend some times to research on both these.
PS: if you live by a Norstrom Rack store, just order both and try it on to see which one you like the most. then return the other one….Or keep both of them🙂🙂🙂👍
I am comparing the same model on the TISSOT and Nordstrom site VS this one on the RACK.
The dial numbers are VERY different. Counterfeit???
https://www.tissotwatch
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The Ballade has a chronometer certified automatic movement which is by specification more accuracy (+- 4-6 seconds/day), power reserve at 80 hrs, and better water resistance at 50 meter.
The Le Lochle has a automatic movement with power reserve of 38 hrs, and water resistance rating at 30 meter. But it has bracelet instead of leather strap. That is usually $50 difference (it is always easier to find a leather strap if you want to change the looks of the watch later).
To me each watch has its own unique looks. And each is priced fairly according to its own specification.
Just want to share my thoughts as I did spend some times to research on both these.
PS: if you live by a Norstrom Rack store, just order both and try it on to see which one you like the most. then return the other one….Or keep both of them🙂🙂🙂👍
I'm looking at the Tissot gentleman watch now lol. Here's a great video comparing it to seiko presage https://youtu.be/ntgxme0rkZA.
Too many choices...but that's the fun in this hobby.
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