Tissot PR 100

Quality Swiss Watchmaking at Affordable Prices

The Tissot PR 100 collection offers an abundance of refined, stylish watches for all wrist sizes. Every watch is crafted from stainless steel, but there are different finishes available. You can choose between brushed or polished steel, two-tone versions, and watches with a black coating. Women can take their pick from a series of three-hand watches and chronographs with quartz movements in different sizes.

The men's models comprise quartz-powered three-hand watches, chronographs, and automatic three-hand timepieces. Certain quartz watches are outfitted with an end-of-life indicator, which lets you know when your PR 100 needs a new battery.

There are no exceptions when it comes to the inner workings: All PR 100 movements are provided by fellow Swatch Group member ETA. The Swiss movement manufacturer guarantees that Tissot is supplied with affordable calibers, which has a positive impact on the prices of the models in this collection.

Each and every Tissot PR 100 watch is protected by a scratch-resistant sapphire crystal and offers water resistance to 100 m (10 bar, 328 ft).

Reasons to Buy a Tissot PR 100

• Outstanding value for money
• Three-hand watches and chronographs
• Quartz and automatic calibers
• Quartz movements supplied by ETA
• Water-resistant to 100 m (10 bar, 328 ft)

Price Overview for the Tissot PR 100

How much does a Tissot PR 100 cost?

The most affordable Tissot PR 100 models cost around 190 USD. This amount will get you the quartz ref. T101.410.16.031.00 with three hands and a white dial. Quartz chronographs like the ref. T101.417.11.051.01 cost around 310 USD. Automatic three-hand versions outfitted with the Powermatic 80 demand around 460 USD. One of the series' top models is the ref. T101.910.61.121.00, a quartz-powered women's watch with a diamond-set bezel. You will need to invest around 1,100 USD to call one of these opulent watches your own.

Unisex PR 100 Watches

There are over 20 models intended for women in the PR 100 collection. Popular series include the Sport Chic, Lady, and Lady Small lines. However, the most extensive is without a doubt the Sport Chic. All women's models in Tissot's current lineup are powered by quartz calibers, and come as three-hand watches or chronographs.

PR 100 Sport Chic

The ref. T101.910.22.116.00 is a 36-mm two-tone variant. The bezel, middle links of the bracelet, indices, hands, and crown are coated in rose gold. The white mother-of-pearl dial boasts 12 Top Wesselton diamonds, totaling 0.0456 karats. Inside the case, you'll find the ETA F05.412, which means the watch has a date display at 6 o'clock in addition to the standard time display. Prices for this reference on Chrono24 come in at around 380 USD.

If you're looking for a Tissot watch with a cooler color scheme, you should take a look at the ref. T101.910.11.351.00. This 36-mm model has a light blue dial with silver hands and hour markers. The stainless steel case and bracelet have polished and satin-brushed surfaces. Plan to spend around 320 USD on an example in mint condition.

The Sport Chic two-tone chronograph ref. T101.917.22.151.00 measures 38 mm across and is therefore a great choice for those with average or more slender wrists. The case and bracelet have elements with a rose gold PVD coating. The pink mother-of-pearl dial, hands, and indices complement the gold accents. The watch is powered by the ETA G15.212 and has subdials for the chronograph at 2, 6, and 10 o'clock. The date window is housed at 5 o'clock. This caliber also has an end-of-life indicator, which means you'll know in good time when the battery needs to be replaced. Mint-condition models cost around 490 USD.

The chronographs come in further color combinations, along with stainless steel variations with either silver or blue dials. The blue dial version can be found under the ref. T101.917.11.046.00 and costs around 440 USD.

The top model in the Sport Chic series is the ref. T101.910.61.121.00. The 36-mm case and bracelet are crafted from stainless steel with polished and satin-brushed finishes. The dial is black mother-of-pearl and has silver line indices. The bezel is a real eye-catcher: It is paved with Top Wesselton diamonds, which weigh a total of 0.2982 karats. Inside the case is the ETA F05.412, which gives the watch its standard time display as well as a date display at 6 o'clock. You can buy an example in mint condition on Chrono24 for around 1,100 USD.

PR 100 Lady & Lady Small

The Lady and Lady Small lines feature more compact options. The former line measures 33 mm across, while the Lady Small is only 25 mm. The PR 100 Lady ref. T101.210.26.036.00 has a two-tone design with a white dial. The bezel, crown, hands, and hour markers on this model are rose gold, while the case is crafted from stainless steel with a satin-brushed finish. Expect to spend around 290 USD for this timepiece on a leather strap. If you want to pair it with a matching stainless steel bracelet, prices will rise slightly.

The 25-mm case and bracelet of the Lady Small ref. T101.010.11.061.00 is made of polished and satin-brushed stainless steel. The black dial features silver applied hour markers. This Tissot watch is powered by the ETA F03.111, a very precise movement. Prices come in at roughly 200 USD.

PR 100: Men's Models

There are over 20 men's models to choose from in the PR 100 collection, including quartz-powered chronographs, three-hand watches with quartz movements, and automatic models outfitted with ETA's Powermatic 80. All models are crafted from stainless steel. Certain references are also available in a two-tone design or in black. Each model has a sapphire crystal and offers water resistance to 100 m (10 bar, 328 ft).

If you're in the market for a classic chronograph, the PR 100 Sport Gent ref. T101.617.11.051.00 is a fantastic choice. The 44-mm case and bracelet features satin-brushed and polished surfaces. The dial is black with silver applied hour markers, hands, and inscriptions. The subdials for the chronograph function are at 2, 6, and 10 o'clock, while the date display is between 4 and 5. This arrangement and the end-of-life indicator is provided by the ETA quartz caliber G10.212. Listings for this model on Chrono24 hover at around 330 USD.

The chronograph ref. T101.617.11.041.00 boasts a blue dial and demands similar prices.

The PR 100 Sport Gent also comes as a three-hand watch with a quartz caliber. Thanks to the case diameter of 42 mm, these watches also look great on more slender wrists. The ref. T101.610.16.051.00 has a black dial and comes on a matching black leather strap. The case and bezel feature both polished and satin-brushed surfaces. The ETA caliber F06.115 gives this Sport Gent its practical end-of-life indicator, date display at 6 o'clock, and overall high degree of accuracy. You can expect to pay around 250 USD for a model in mint condition. For roughly 30 USD more, you can pair the case with a stainless steel bracelet. The three-hand PR 100 Sport Gent is available with a blue or silver dial, and sells for similar prices.

Fans of black chronographs will enjoy the reference numbers T101.417.33.051.00 and T101.417.23.061.00. Both watches measure 41 mm in diameter, have a black PVD coating, and a black dial. The bezel, hands, and hour markers on the latter reference are rose gold, while these elements are black on the ref. T101.417.33.051.00. The ETA G10.212 keeps these watches ticking and supplies the chronograph function. You can call the all-black model your own for around 350 USD. The version with rose gold accents costs around 390 USD.

The standard PR 100 versions with three-hands are kept deliberately streamlined. With a diameter of just 39 mm, they look particularly elegant. One great example is the ref. T101.410.11.051.00. This timepiece has a black dial with silver applied hour markers and silver hands. It comes on a three-piece link bracelet with polished middle links and is powered by the quartz ETA caliber F06.111. Prices on Chrono24 come in at around 280 USD. You can also choose between different dial colors, a two-tone version, and a completely gold-plated watch.

Tissot PR 100 With the Powermatic 80

If you would prefer your PR 100 to have an automatic caliber, the reference number T101.407.11.051.00 is an interesting option. This variant has a black dial and is visually identical to the quartz version. Unlike the quartz version, however, the automatic PR 100 has a display case back that allows you to watch the Powermatic 80 at work. This timepiece on a stainless steel bracelet costs about 450 USD in mint condition. The ref. T101.407.11.031.00 comes with a white dial and demands around 470 USD.