Tissot Seastar 1000 40mm - Ultimate Review

[@Makingnewnamesisdumb]

Reuploads?

[@WatchLab1]

I'm going to pin your comment. This is a re-edited version. I made a major error in the original. I've documented this on my Discord server.

[@Nutz0]

deja vu all over again

[@WatchLab1]

@@Nutz0 sorry, man. Had to re-edit and re-upload

[@Nutz0]

@@WatchLab1 no worries my brother

[@georgemg74]

It's a precidrive movement. Accurate to 10 seconds a year. This is a fantastic movement, and a great watch for the money.

[@dunderhay9169]

A fair review 👍, I almost bought a smaller one of these for my wife, glad I didn't now, we bought a Citizen for half the price in the end and that seems great.

[@WatchLab1]

Good choice!

[@niko5855]

Which citizen did you buy?

[@dunderhay9169]

@@niko5855 EO2028-06L My wife really likes it and the rubber strap is a sensible length for a small wrist too.

[@brianmccord7387]

I find Tissot to be an incredibly cynical enterprise. I feel like they are completely marketing these watches to clueless dads, who are impressed that it is a Swiss made brand. This does not take away from the fact that it is blingy and ugly and not terribly well made, and most likely made of substandard parts in a lower end factory.

[@WatchLab1]

You hit the nail on the head; it’s a dad watch.

[@PeepingTime]

👀

[@paulholcombe7324]

No, Citizen and Seiko will not, "blow the horse's dial out of the water."

[@WatchLab1]

You clearly own the watch and got your tender little feelings hurt.

[@bh848]

It's a 40mm not 43.5mm case size. They also make a 43mm

[@WatchLab1]

No, bro. I made it very clear, and in writing, that that was the case width. The case diameter is 39.5mm. I measured this myself at 8:51