New Releases · 2022-07-07
The 35mm Tissot PRX goes full gold
Yellow-gold PVD, a champagne dial and compact proportions turn the quartz PRX into an unapologetic tribute to 1970s glamour.
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By Chronolume digest · Original English summary · Based on GQ; Tissot

What to know
Tissot’s 35mm PRX reference T137.210.33.021.00 commits fully to gold tone. Its 316L stainless-steel case and integrated bracelet receive a yellow-gold PVD coating, while the matching champagne dial keeps the colour continuous from the centre of the watch to the clasp. The result is deliberately glamorous, but the compact 35mm width and 9.6mm thickness stop the design from becoming visually heavy.


This is a Swiss quartz PRX—not a solid-gold watch or an automatic model. It combines a three-hand movement with a date display and end-of-life battery indicator. A sapphire crystal protects the dial, water resistance is rated to 100 metres, and the bracelet uses a quick-release system with a butterfly clasp. The smaller dimensions echo the scale of the 1978 PRX inspiration particularly closely, making the all-gold finish feel more period-authentic than merely decorative.


At a glance
| Reference | T137.210.33.021.00 |
|---|---|
| Case | 35mm × 9.6mm, 316L stainless steel with yellow-gold PVD coating |
| Dial | Champagne |
| Movement | Swiss quartz, three hands, date and battery end-of-life indicator |
| Crystal | Sapphire |
| WaterResistance | 100 m |
| Bracelet | Gold-tone PVD-coated steel, quick release, butterfly clasp |
| Weight | 97 g |
| Price | €495 on Tissot Belgium when checked in October 2026 |
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GQ; Tissot · Published 2022-07-07 ↗
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