In the past, diving watches belonged only to men who spent half their lives underwater. However,This way of looking at high-performance timepieces is long outdated. To prove this,Tissot presents the new Seastar 1000 Quartz and the Swiss Tissot Seastar 2000 Powermatic 80 Professional. These two watches were born in the mountains and lakes of Switzerland.But it was born for the blue sea and blue sky.
The 36mm Seastar 1000 Quartz watch comes with a shiny black, blue or white lacquered finish,Complemented by gold or silver details, it is complemented by a masculine stainless steel bracelet.The stainless steel bracelet can be replaced with a colorful silicone strap, from bright orange to bright white,Then to the quiet light blue or the cool black with a sense of technology, let the wrist size be as you want.The watch is water-resistant up to 30 bar (300 m/1000 ft) and features a unidirectional rotating bezel for diving timekeeping.
The 46mm Seastar 2000 Powermatic 80 Professional is a powerful and feature-rich watch. In terms of appearance, stainless steel materials (Available in black PVD-coated version) for a defined silhouette and a masculine look;The wave-finished surface is available in black or a blue-black gradient with a strong oceanic feel.The watch is equipped with the Powermatic 80 automatic antimagnetic movement, with a water resistance of up to 60 bar (600 meters / 2000 feet), a unidirectional rotating ceramic bezel, a screw-down crown with a protection function, Ssuper-LumiNova luminous coating, automatic helium escape valve and ISO 6425 (2018) diving watch certification.
Consideration of the performance and reliability of Seastar watches constitutes the cornerstone of Tissot’s creativity and craftsmanship.But the deep focus on style and functionality has always been at the top of the list, no less.In today’s world, work and play, formal and informal, day and night,The boundaries between male and female have disappeared. A practical watch that can be stylish and elegant even with a water resistance of up to 60 bar (600 m/2000 ft).