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stew77 wrote:
Tissot Seastar 1000 ....
that s a nice watch Chris. I don't have a Tissot in my collection(actually I do, a pocket watch my wife gave me for one of our anniversary) but keep hearing good things and this seems to be a popular model. You like it? What mvt does it have?
Thx. B
Thanks Brice...the Seastar 1000 runs on the very reliable, very smooth, Tissot signed ETA 2824.
I do like it...it is something different in my collection from the unique bezel to the funky hand style (lume is nothing to write home about however)...it has an off-center porthole sapphire display back...and since the rotor is Tissot signed and has a scuba diver design on the edge of the rotor, as the rotor spins around, the diver goes in and out of view of the caseback kind of like going through waves in the ocean face4.gifgoofy...ok, maybe just my interpretation, but I think it's cool....
...man, with all this discussion, I looked and I don't even have a caseback pic that I can throw out there for you to look at...