Tissot PRX Powermatic - 40mm - Silver

'Powermatic 80' refers to the automatic movement used in the watch, which offers an extended power reserve of approximately 80 hours when fully wound.

To wind the watch, gently turn the crown clockwise (away from you) while it is in the closed position. Approximately 30-40 turns are usually sufficient to start the movement.

Yes, with a 10 bar (100 meters) water resistance rating, this watch is suitable for swimming and snorkeling.

Adjusting the bracelet typically involves removing or adding links. This is best done by a professional watchmaker to ensure proper fit and avoid damage.

Yes, the robust stainless steel construction, sapphire crystal, and comfortable design make it well-suited for daily wear.

An 80-hour power reserve means the watch will continue to run accurately for over three days even after you take it off, providing convenience and reducing the need for frequent winding or setting.

While the rose gold bezel is durable, it is still a precious metal. Avoid hard impacts and abrasive cleaners to maintain its luster. Clean with a soft cloth.

The watch is an automatic and requires movement to power its 80-hour reserve. If it has stopped, wind the crown clockwise about 30-40 times while in the closed position, then wear it or set the time.

Ensure the watch is being worn regularly to keep the power reserve wound. Automatic watches can have a slight deviation (+/- seconds per day) compared to quartz watches. If the deviation is significant, consult a watchmaker.

Ensure you are not setting the date between 9 PM and 3 AM, as this can damage the date-changing mechanism. If issues persist, refer to the manual for correct date-setting procedures.

Gently slide the small lever on the underside of the bracelet towards the clasp to release it. Ensure you are using the correct method for your specific bracelet model.