Tissot Seastar - References, Prices and Owners' Reviews

Tissot Seastar1971 Cal manual 781-1. One of my first watches; bought on the bay a few years ago, it was a nice surprise for me. The watch was cosmetically very clean, the dial not pitted. Seastar obliges, screwed back and pierced horns like in the good old days, very practical for changing the straps. The watch works very well and the silver sunray dial, very classic, goes well in all circumstances. Of course I forget swimming! A good little classic that echoes my PRX: watches that give a lot without breaking the bank.

I am an absolute fan of my watch which was only made in one copy by Tissot in 67 for the designer of the logo of the universal exhibition in Montreal in 1967 Julien Hébert. This dial Terre des Hommes makes this watch unique without brand without date no other information than this magnificent logo going around and these sublime black and gold indexes

This Tissot has become from beyond the grave, we can say, after a good overhaul as well as a little facelift, especially with the change of its "glass". This watch had belonged to my grandfather who had given it to my father after a good overhaul I wear it with nostalgia on my wrist. Just like the Seiko I find that it can easily change its look with a new Bracelet. As many other watches could leave my collection, this one will remain!