The Tissot PRC200 Chronograph watch has a long list of admirers who continually buy every new model. There is of course a reason behind everything and the reason people buy this watch time after time, is because it’s really that good. the Tissot PRC200 is definitely easy on the eyes, being described as a watch that will get plenty of looks without asking for it.
I may be even more partial to this watch because it has a blue background (my favourite color). But you have the option of changing the color of this to black if you want. the white hands stick out prominently against either color however, making this watch easily readable.
At first glance you may have mistake the large yellow hand to be the second hand, but that is in fact the chronograph timer. it differentiates itself from the normal hands nicely though by being bright yellow. All these little features coming together really does make one nice looking watch.
Here are some general features:
- Precise Swiss-Quartz movement
- Scratch-resistant-sapphire crystal
- Case diameter: 39.8 mm
- Stainless-steel case; Black dial; Day function; Chronograph functions
- Water-resistant to 660 feet (200 M)
The only possible con of this watch is that fact that Tissot don’t have a very forgiving refund policy. so make sure to do everything right when you first start using your watch, so if there is something wrong, it’s not your fault.
Overall, it’s a heavy man’s watch that would look fantastic draped around anyone’s wrist. it has a good weight, which I like, it’s nice to be reminded you’ve got it on your wrist. It’s only ever going to be a watch you wear casually, I wouldn’t expect it to be too pleased with you if you take it into rough and tumbling territory. But it’s a fantastic watch that could compare to the watches going for 2-3 thousand dollars, definitely a great watch for the price.
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iPhone leads European smartphone market with 40 pct share
Market research firm the Yankee Group finds that the Apple iPhone is the leading smartphone in Europe, commanding some 40 percent of the market. In comparison, Android netted a 190 percent share, RIM’s BlackBerry came in third with 17 percent, and Nokia managed fourth place with 15 percent of the European smartphone market.
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iPhone leads European smartphone market with 40 pct share
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