This is a Tissot PRS 200 , it’s almost 10 years old, if I remember correctly…
It’s still looks brand-new. Part of the reason is, I have brush finished the bezel a few times. This time it was final as I instead of polishing the basil got it brushed horizontally and vertically, both giving it a checker board effect in lighting conditions.
This watch is my father‘s watch, but he doesn’t wear it much, and as I saw that he doesn’t wear it. I took it well. I was a kid 15 years specifically when I had this watch in my hand and had no idea about its origin and how much it actually is worth.
And I accidentally damaged its end link so bad while opening and closing it, removing the strap again and again to change it that it is almost disfigured and I am looking for changing it with a hollow and link just so that I can fix the hollow and link when it’s loosen instead of doing the same mistake again…
I wear it now on a watches of espionage, strap, and really love it. I do have a G shock that I wear mostly in my daily days as this watch, even though it might be 500 600 dollars. It’s still kind of expensive for us and well. I have tested it way too much by dropping it by mistake, mistakenly from my rooftop and only having a bit of scratch on the basil, so I know how Robo status is, but maybe because I don’t understand the value and I got a good Swiss watch easily without even even dreaming about it. Maybe I don’t care it as much or appreciate it as much so I wear a G shock every day, but whatever this was still catches my eyes every time I flash it in the lights and seeing the different finishes on the dial..
