Tissot PRX Carbon Review: Forged Carbon Case and Powermatic 80


Tissot PRX CarbonThis model takes the PRX design to a lighter and sportier level with a 40,5mm forged carbon case, weighing 75 grams, a black carbon dial, a synthetic strap, and a Powermatic 80 movement with an 80-hour power reserve. Unlike the steel PRX with its integrated bracelet, the aim here is to give a more technical and comfortable everyday wear feel.

What kind of watch is the Tissot PRX Carbon?

The PRX Carbon is the forged carbon case version of the Tissot PRX family. According to Tissot's official specifications, the case material is black-grey marble-look forged carbon and a black PVD-coated 316L steel case back. Because of this construction, each case doesn't have an identical texture; the forged carbon character adds a visually distinctive touch to the model.

This model is lighter than the classic steel PRX. The official weight is 75 grams. This difference is particularly noticeable for extended daily use. For users who love the PRX form factor but don't want the weight of a steel bracelet, the Carbon version is a sensible alternative.

Tissot PRX Carbon with forged carbon case and black carbon dial.

Case, Dial and Strap

The watch measures 40,5 mm in width, 40 mm in length, and 11,23 mm in thickness. The case shape retains the tonneau design of the PRX. The sapphire crystal features an anti-reflective coating. The dial color is officially listed as black carbon in the technical specifications.

The strap is synthetic and features a quick-change system. This choice gives the PRX Carbon a sportier look. Instead of the integrated ring feel of the steel PRX, here it offers a lighter, more casual, and more technical feel.

Powermatic 80 and Silicone Balancing Spring

The PRX Carbon uses the Swiss automatic Powermatic 80 movement. Tissot's official website specifies a silicon balance spring for this model. A power reserve of up to 80 hours increases the likelihood of finding the watch still working even if you haven't worn it for several days.

Tissot PRX Carbon Technical Specifications

Door Design Tissot PRX Carbon 40.5mm
Reference T137.907.97.201.00
Case dimensions 40 x 40,5 mm
Thickness 11,23 mm
Weight 75 gr
Kasa Forged carbon, black PVD coated 316L steel back cover.
Cam Sapphire glass with anti-reflective coating
Mechanism Swiss automatic Powermatic 80
Balance spring
Power reserve up to 80 hours
Waterproof 10 bar / 100 meters
Strap Black synthetic strap, quick-change system.

Should I buy the Tissot PRX Carbon?

The Tissot PRX Carbon is a good option for those who love the classic PRX design but want a lighter, darker, and more sporty watch. For someone seeking the iconic feel of the steel-bracelet PRX, the Carbon might be too casual. However, if lightness, the forged carbon look, and the Powermatic 80 movement are priorities, the model is quite appealing.

Source

Technical specifications have been verified on the official Tissot product page: Tissot PRX Carbon T137.907.97.201.00.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many grams does Tissot PRX Carbon weigh?

The official weight of the Tissot PRX Carbon is 75 grams.

How many millimeters is the Tissot PRX Carbon?

The model has a width of 40,5 mm and a thickness of 11,23 mm.

What mechanism does the Tissot PRX Carbon use?

The model uses the Swiss automatic Powermatic 80 movement, which offers a power reserve of up to 80 hours.


Berk Oztoprak

Berk Oztoprak

I'm Berk Öztoprak, and I've been working in the digital industry for over 12 years. With my digital experience, I wanted to expand my favorite hobby of mechanical watches and the watch news I started on X (Twitter) into a media outlet. I now write on all social media platforms and Bersenti.

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