Tissot New 40mm Auto SeaStar 1000 

I do believe they offer great valve Jim 👍🏻 at 315 it would of been rude not to

That was all down to Bob I had nothing to do with that ;)

Plus its an affordable model win win

Hi sir the pip on the watch I had was lumed

@@ClickSpringReview No, I mean the triangular mark on the Bezel, your are not lump too as in the video.

The triangle isn’t lumed you are correct sir but the pip in the center of it is sir 👍🏻

@@ClickSpringReview Oh yes, I have double check it. The lump is weak, I have to shine it be a light tube for a while, it come with lump. Thank you.

Anytime Sir

Thanks impressive Alan

I cant see were she is going from with that 🤔👍🏻

LOL it true Robert

I dare your right about the RRP as there always deal to be had with Tissot

Thanks Chris let me know what you think of it 👍🏻

I need to review a 2000 at a later date 👍🏻

I compared them side by side, Seastar 2000 is a way too big on my wrist.

I understand that maybe I’ll do a side by side comparison at some point

This was a review watch so I can't say with this one but my black Sinn watches one 11 years is mint and just today I've picked up a Fortis black model which is 23 years and that one also looks like new

It's only a coating so can be scratched off, I find Breitling to have one of the easiest wear off and Sinn the hardest. Ive seen one or two watches look great when this happens as it give the watch real character

I like the watch but the only downside for me as a watchmaker is the escape wheel and pallet fork

Yeah I do agree with you there

Yes I can service it

And Tissot do powermatic Service at fixed price - around £160/70 Sterling and guarantee - plenty of international branches….

@@phil291254 I believe your right , £170 is very cheap, Many of the big brands simply replace the movement as its cheaper than servicing one

I still think it looks great it’s just the movement for as a watchmaker could be improved

Same here, I wish it is ceremic bezel too😢

@@brolyvi1211 So that would stop you from buying the watch ? At this price point what offer black watch would you go for Sir ?

@@ClickSpringReviewI think this is a fabulous looking watch and great review btw. At this price point there is a lot of competition from well respected microbrands. Just a few examples, Wise Adamascus GMT ($720), Henry Archer Akva (about €520 with their discount code), Nodus Sector Deep ($600) would be my choice of alternatives! I’ve owned quite a few Tissot watches over the years (T Touch series and Moto gp) and have a soft spot for the brand.

@@rossdev Never heard of Wise, Archer and Nodus are brands I see of Facebook, After looking at all 3 I'd go with the Wise , Ps I had the first Gen T Touch back in around 2000 ish

Yeah for the money it’s a pretty cool watch Bob

@@ClickSpringReview I'm just a bit concerned by the escapement. It sounds like a maintenance nightmare designed for ease of manufacturing and low cost.

@@robertlock6041check this video out think it’s about 4 mins in. It’s a great watch but from a watchmaker perspective though ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-0VKoZ_Bdd7M.htmlsi=hDiuPN3zUl9HHS2r

@@ClickSpringReview Wow! I didn't know that it was plastic: I'm glad that I bought a Muhle (and a Sinn) and not this. I assume that the plastic escapement parts are replaced in a service. This is always assuming a supply of parts, that is! I shall watch Kalle again! Thanks for this Barry, LG Bob 🍻

Yeah they would be but unfortunately we don’t have access to them. But I dare say it could be replace with a metal escapement but that would add around £100 to the price if the service

It is a good looking model the blue and black are just 😎

Cheers 👍🏻

Mineral what? Glass?

sapphire

I don't mind the buckle Max as butterfly clasp unless done wight suit dress watches more and clasps at this price point aren't that good

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I dont mine it myself but I understand were your coming from

I see 5 on the dial