Tissot Men's T0354071605101 T-Trend Couturier Black Day Date Dial Watch

Good

Really elegant, perfect for both casual and wearing to work. Mix of Polished and Brushed steel really makes it look even more expensive than it is and is not captured well in the above pictures, the watch is much more impressive in person. substantial piece on my wrist and i'm a big guy. Strap is a bit finnicky and be careful not to scratch leather when adjusting it but once set fits well on the wrist. I like the orange detail and the strap seems like it can take some wear but will eventually need to be replaced so I do hope i find the same one with orange stiching in the future. A few weeks in the polished has light scratches but this happens with all polished watches. Only thing is that I couldn't figure out how to change the weekday but discovered if you rotate the dial counter clockwise when it is in the date position, this will move the weekday. rotating clockwise will change the date. So there are 3 positions you can move the dial to on the side, one position sets the time, one position sets the date Clock/Counter clockwise, and one is locked in (pushed all the way in.) Good price and seems to vary between 430$ - 500$.

Got this at the special price after been looking at similar watches for a while. Great purchase. The strap was a little tough to start off with and the clasp did dig into my wrist at first but both have not been a problem since wearing it regularly. Only difference between the picture and mine is I don't have the orange stitching on the strap and the orange writing on the face, which I think make it better asthetically

This is a well made, good looking watch. It looks better in person than in the photos. It is solid and a good size (large, but not too big like the Visodate or many modern watches). The orange accents on the band and face give it some zip. Works as a formal watch with a suit or casual with jeans. You should be clear what this watch is and isn't. This is an old school, automatic watch, celebrating the art of quality watchmaking. In that respect it's comparable to watches costing 2-3 times as much. However, buyers should know that this means: - It is less accurate than a $25 quartz watch (or other Tissots that are quartz movement) - You have to adjust the date every month that doesn't have 31 days in it - If you don't wear it for 2-3 days, it'll stop running and you'll have to reset the time (and date) For me the fact that this watch is mechanical is a plus, but if you're looking for other features, you'll find them in cheaper/other watches.

Pros: 1. ETA 2834-2 movement showing the day and the date is a solid piece. a. After 72 hours, the watch is faster by about 27 seconds. It seems to be picking up 9 seconds a day. b. I've noticed that while I'm wearing the watch, the movement holds its time better, but when I take it off, the movement speeds up much more. (i.e. I wore it for 12 hours on Saturday, and I did not see more than a second of difference from the control time keeper - time.gov - before wearing it. After leaving the watch unworn for about 12 hours, I did see that the watch got faster by about 8 seconds from the control time keeper.) c. As a comparison, my Omega Quartz watch is still at the same time with the control time keeper - time.gov - in the last 72 hours. 2. Orange accent on the face as well as the orange stitching on the leather strap give this watch some pop that it needs. 3. It's a good looking watch. =) Cons: 1. The leather strap seems a bit tough and doesn't really mold around your wrist. Maybe I need to wear it a little longer. a. EDIT: The leather strap did get softer after wearing the watch for a few days.