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New Tissot

djdeclan · 2010-07-11 12:46:10

I had a Tissot for a good few years until it kicked the bucket about a year ago having got wet a couple of times, I'm looking at getting a new one now (preferably identical to the last one) but when I tried one on in a jewellers in Galway recently it felt very light and, in my opinion, a bit cheap. Have they started making…

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11-07-2010 1:46pm

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djdeclan

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I had a Tissot for a good few years until it kicked the bucket about a year ago having got wet a couple of times, I'm looking at getting a new one now (preferably identical to the last one) but when I tried one on in a jewellers in Galway recently it felt very light and, in my opinion, a bit cheap. Have they started making the straps from some lightweight material or what is the reason for this? and more importantly does this affect the durability of the watch?

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#2 12-07-2010 8:39am
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The watch itself is hardly affected by the straps. Maybe it is a lighterweight material that feels lighter thus cheaper? It could well be a stronger strap than its predecessor.

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