Win This Tissot PRX Powermatic 80 “ Damascus Steel ” | FREE Entry Drop #6
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Tissot PRX Powermatic 80 “Damascus Steel” | 38mm | Damascus Steel Case | Automatic Movement | Calfskin Strap | VALUE £980
This one’s for the community.
We’re giving away one of the most distinctive PRX models Tissot has produced – the Tissot PRX Powermatic 80 in Damascus Steel.
The PRX takes its inspiration from Tissot’s late-1970s designs, combining clean geometry with an instantly recognisable case shape. This version takes that familiar design and gives it something completely different.
The 38mm case is crafted from patterned Damascus steel, creating unique flowing layers across the case, bezel and crown. That same distinctive pattern continues onto the grey dial, making this one of the most unusual PRX configurations in the collection.
Inside is Tissot’s Powermatic 80 automatic movement, offering approximately 80 hours of power reserve.
Finished on a black calfskin strap, the 38mm proportions make it incredibly wearable, while 100 metres of water resistance means it’s built for everyday use as well.
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Entries will remain open for two months (or when all entries are allocated), after which the winner will be selected and notified.
Watch Value £980
A genuinely unusual Tissot. Completely free to enter.
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