Tissot Seastar
Tissot registered the Seastar name in December 1952 and has kept it in the water ever since. The line now spans the Seastar 1000, water resistant to 300 m, and the Seastar 2000 Professional, certified to ISO 6425 and rated to 600 m. Its appeal is reach, from 38 mm to 46 mm cases in quartz, automatic, chronograph and GMT, with ceramic or aluminium bezels and a diver extension on the clasp. What sets it apart is the Powermatic 80 calibre, which delivers 80 hours of power reserve and a Nivachron balance spring at a price few Swiss divers approach.
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