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Hands-On: With The New Tissot PRC 200, A Swiss Automatic Chronograph For Under $1,000 (Live Pics & Pricing)
Chronograph movements don't come cheap. For a brand to develop their own requires years of research and testing, and bringing in ebauche movements can still be pricy. Tissot has the distinct advantage of being a member of the Swatch Group and more than any other brand in the group it develops movements along with powerhouse producer ETA. Combined with volume production, this has enabled Tissot to release the new PRC 200, a Swiss automatic chronograph for under $1,000. 2 OF 20 Dial Details On The PRC 200 Looking at the PRC 200 you'll see you get what amounts to a pretty bread-and-butter chronograph. There is a date window at 3 o'clock, a 6 hour totalizer at 6 o'clock, running seconds at 9 o'clock, and the 30 minutes counter at 12 o'clock. The centered chronograph seconds hand has Tissot's "T" as the counterweight and a minimal tachymeter scale sits on the flange around the dial. Both the black on white and white on black color sch

Diver Extension?
My PO has the SS bracelet which comes with the diver extension. From time to time it will open up if I make a quick jolt or is is pressured to do so. Is this normal and/or does it happen to you guys?

Why Sean Connery wore his Rolex Submariner on a NATO strap?
Hi Everybody!!!I recently found out the entire unknown and unpublished history of where Sean Connery's Rolex Submariner came from and how and why it appeared in the James Bond movie Thunderball.Anybody care to guess why he wore it on a NATO strap?Leo, you are not allowed to guess...Warmest regards,JakeP.S. Sorry Bo, Slip of the finger...

Just bought a Frogman
Hello,I just joined Watch Talk Forums after being a lurker for many months.After hesitating for a while I finally broke down and bought the Khaki Frogman ( H77445533).Beautiful watch, I love everything about it, the concept behind it as well as the case and dial.One issue I have with it is that it loses about -20 seconds a day.Now I know its not a high end ultra expensive watch, but I expected a little better, I mean my Invicta is +/- 10 or 15 at max, but this watch always loses about 20 secs/day.I know there is a break in period and hopefully it'll become more accurate over time, but I wanted to ask you guys, is this normal for a watch? Should I be worried there is something wrong with it?Looking forward to hanging around here and meetin you folks.Thank you.

OPINION Please - Which model?????
OK everyone,I went down to the local Patek dealer yesterday to try on a couple of models I wanted to compare. Primarily I wanted to see which annual calendar I liked better, the 5135 or 5396. Both are virtually the exact same watch, just round vs. tonneau and the dials are different. However I also tried on a standard dialed 5296 to see how the 38mm looked on me (I liked it!) and I also tried on the platinum 5960 just to tell Milos I tried it on.. I could have spent the whole day in there trying on every model.. So, back to the 5135 / 5396. I loved the shape & look of the 5135. Very distinctive. I also really liked the dial of the 5396. Something different & sporty looking you don't see often. Other than that they're pretty much identical, including the price. So I'm kinda torn which I prefer. So let me hear your thoughts BTW, should I get one I would get the rose gold version. I just love the warm look of the rose gold versions. However they only had the white gol