⌚⌚ HOTTissot PRX Powermatic 80 Ice Blue
The affordable luxury hit in new ice blue colorway.
Our take on the Tissot PRX Powermatic 80 Ice Blue
The PRX revived a 1978 Tissot design and became the default recommendation for anyone wanting an integrated-bracelet automatic under $1,000. The ice blue Powermatic 80 version is the configuration that sells out first, and the 80-hour power reserve means it survives a weekend off the wrist.
What to know before buying
- ▸Powermatic 80 automatic with 80-hour power reserve.
- ▸Integrated bracelet with a butterfly clasp — sized by removing links.
- ▸40mm case, 100m water resistance, sapphire crystal.
- ▸A 35mm version exists for smaller wrists.
Where and how to buy
Tissot sells online directly at retail, and authorized dealers rarely discount current colourways. There is no reason to pay above retail for a PRX — restocks are frequent.
Prices and availability change constantly. See our authentication checklist before any pre-owned purchase, and our servicing cost guide to budget for ownership.
Tissot PRX Powermatic 80 Ice Blue — frequently asked questions
Is the PRX bracelet interchangeable?
Later PRX models use a quick-release integrated system. Check the specific reference, as earlier ones required tools.
How accurate is the Powermatic 80?
Typically within -5 to +10 seconds per day, with a Nivachron hairspring improving magnetic resistance.