Tissot Seastar Powermatic 80 Watch - T1204071109101

The Watch

Swiss watchmaker Tissot, founded in 1853, has long been synonymous with stylish, elegant, and high-quality timekeeping. Today an official timekeeper of cycling's greatest races - the Tour de France, the Giro, and the Vuelta - Tissot has earned a premier place in the world of watchmaking. From the T-Sport collection, the Seastar Powermatic 80 - T1204071109101 is a watch that will capture hearts, especially those of divers. It features a barrel-shaped case in silver stainless steel with a 43 mm diameter. Inside that same case sits a round dial framed by a black ceramic bezel - specifically a counterclockwise rotating bezel. Green with a gradient finish, the dial of the T1204071109101 brings a bold touch of originality. It features three central hands: two luminescent hands and a silent T-shaped sweep seconds hand nodding to the brand's initial. Together they display the hours, minutes, and seconds. A luminescent dot-and-stick index surrounds them, complete with an arrow marker at 12 o'clock and a minute track. On the right side of the watch at 3 o'clock sits a screw-down crown - also known as a manual winding crown - for effortless time-setting. A flat sapphire crystal tops it all, providing superior protection. Finally, its screw-down and transparent case back give this timepiece a water resistance of 30 ATM, or 300 meters.

The Dial

The dial is undoubtedly the standout feature of this timepiece. Round in shape, it showcases a striking gradient green finish. At its center, three hands track the hours, minutes, and seconds - specifically two luminescent silver hands and a silent T-shaped sweep seconds hand. Surrounding them, a luminescent dot-and-stick index and a minute track complete the layout, with a distinctive arrow index marker at the 12 o'clock position. A black ceramic bezel frames the dial, marking the minutes in increments of ten. At the 3 o'clock position, a screw-down crown lets you set the time with ease. Various details - including the brand name, founding year, collection, water resistance, and movement type - are printed at 12 and 6 o'clock. Finally, a flat sapphire crystal sits above the dial, offering reliable protection against shocks and scratches.

The Movement

At the heart of this case beats a Swiss automatic movement - more specifically an ETA Powermatic 80. Powered entirely by your wrist's natural motion, it brings the watch's analog display to life.

The Bracelet

To seamlessly complement the case, the T1204071109101 features a bracelet also crafted in silver stainless steel. It measures 21 mm wide at the lug and secures comfortably around your wrist with a butterfly clasp.

Water Resistance

With water resistance to 300 meters - that's 30 ATM in watchmaking terms - even Captain Nemo would envy this timepiece built for the deep. Bath, shower, swimming, or diving (free or scuba) - this watch handles it all and comes out gleaming. Our team of watch experts at Ocarat has just two requests:

· Do not operate the pushers or the crown while submerged.

· The most stunning photo of an exotic deep-sea fish you've ever taken - with the watch alongside if possible. We'd love to display it in our offices and on our Instagram page!