Just picked this up yesterday after waiting an eternity for Tissot to finally release a diver that isn't too small or too large (the other Seastars measure 36, 43 & 45mm) As soon as I resized it and put it on, something just seemed off. I don't know if it's just me but l'm not a fan of the huge amount of blank space on the dial, and for some reason the clasp sticks out. Took out some links and micro adjusted it to no avail. Though the worst part is that it feels flimsy and super light, at least compared to my 39mm Seiko Speedtimer. The bracelet does have solid links but it rattles like crazy, almost as much as my 5 year old Seiko Sea Urchin with a really loose rotor. It wears like a fashion watch and somewhat looks like one too... I've been thinking of swapping the bracelet with a jubilee or a brushed one, but not sure if it's worth the hassle. Might just return it and get my Sea Urchin fixed, cos I still haven't found a better diver for ~£500/$600.
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Great watch the only thing im less happy about is the rubber band is much cheaper made than my older 43mm Seastar 1000 powermatic 80. The old one the rubber is much more resistant and look better quality too.
just picked this up a few hours ago and can confirm that bracelet doesn't exist. When you buy the watch (at least the gold one) you get a standard black bracelet
