Tissot Unisex T-Touch Connect Solar Antimagnetic Titanium Case Swiss Tactile Quartz Watch with Strap, Grey, 23 (Model: T1214204405100), Grey, Quartz Watch

I am a bit of a watch collector, or rather I was. This is my favorite watch. The solar feature is excellent but you can also charge it using the included charger. Charge lasts a very long time. I prefer this over my Apple Watch for traveling. The app and connection to the watch had improved since I first purchased it, but I do sometimes have to delete the app and re-download to get it to sync. Other users have had the same problem. But that is the only negative thing I can say about this beautiful watch. Light titanium, syncs with my iPhone so I can read messages, Taptic notifications or beeps, and many other features. I wear this much more than my other Tissot T-touch now and now battery replacement needed!

The watch I've been searching for. PROS- - Display: Always on notification area, ticking second hand. - Battery: Over two months and counting, still with full bars. Very low maintenance. - Looks: It's a Tissot, all premium materials, titanium. - Navigation: Mostly 'parallel' (my word) meaning little digging into menus to get to what you need. Main categories on the watch face perimeter itself. Rotating crown works great. CONS- - Notification vibration is a bit weak. - Could use a placeholder screen (Tissot logo Screensaver maybe) when you don't want to display any specific information. Depending on the individual- No heart rate, no GPS.

Beautiful watch functions perfect love it. It’s my new daily war.

1. As a watch a. I find it to be too large and too thick for my liking. b. I find that I cannot read the display at night because the hands and numbers are not luminous enough. c. The alarm can't be heard. It would never wake me up. 2. As a connected device a. The backlight for the lcd display only stays on for about 5 seconds unless you do something. So you have very little time to select your action e.g. turning the dial to rotate the components of the date or time. I tried to find some way to keep this on on a permanent basis but there does not appear to be one. I am sure this is to extend battery life. b. There is a lot of setup required for most of the features. c. You have to create an account and download an app to connect your watch to your phone. I understand that an app would be required but there is really no legitimate reason for an account to be required. This requirement is to enable Tissot to collect the maximum amount of private data about you that it can. If you read the privacy policy you will find that it basically gives them permission to collect all the data they can from your watch and phone. This includes such things as sex, height, weight, age etc. Anything you type into the watch during setup will be sent to Tissot. In addition, they can track your location and record that. The list of who they can share this info with (read that as selling your private d ta) is extensive. This spyware feature is common to apps downloaded to your phone. In the end I decided to return the watch. I just can't justify paying $1200 dollars to Tissot so that they can collect and sell every scrap of information about me that they can collect.

it came from Singapore and 3 weeks later I received a letter from the US custom asking me to pay $50. It's the first time I have to pay custom fee when I order items from Amazon.