In 1978, Tissot created a quartz model distinguished by a slim case, narrow indices and a steel bracelet. Its wide, horizontal lug design, typical of the era, was perfectly integrated into the flat, tonneau-shaped case. A few years later, Tissot registered the name PRX. “PR” stands for “precise” and “robust.” The “X” represents the Roman numeral ten and the 10-bar pressure equivalent to a depth of 100 meters, up to which the watch remains water-resistant. In 2021, Tissot presented the new PRX as a modern interpretation of the predecessor model. The 316L stainless steel case of the Tissot PRX 35mm has a diameter of 35 mm. It features a subtle tonneau shape and is adorned with a narrow, round bezel. The sides alternate between vertically brushed, rounded finishes and polished facets. The Tissot PRX 35mm is equipped with a dial featuring nickel-plated indices and hands. The lines of the case extend directly into the bracelet without the use of traditional lugs. Its most striking feature is its row of large links that span the entire width. Its flexibility and suppleness make it a true success in ergonomic design and provide an exceptional wearing experience. The satin finish on the outer surfaces is as carefully executed as the polishing of the inner surfaces. The hands of the Tissot PRX 35mm are coated with Super-LumiNova and are positioned very close together. This allows the dial to be placed closer to the watch crystal. The visual effect achieved by the Tissot designers makes the watch case appear even flatter and slimmer than it actually is. The watch features scratch-resistant sapphire crystal as well as a precise, reliable Swiss-made quartz movement. This version of the Tissot PRX 35mm has a silver-colored dial, hands and indices with a rose gold-colored PVD coating, as well as a 316L stainless steel bracelet with a push-button butterfly folding clasp.