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Since the PRC200 series watches were launched in 2005, sales have climbed rapidly, jumping to become the sales champion among Tissot's many products at an ultra-fast speed.

PRC200 can be called the most classic sports watch, as can be seen from its name. P stands for Precise; R stands for Robust; C stands for Classic; 200 indicates that it has a water resistance depth of 200 metres. These elements embody the design essence of the watch: both sporty and classic, suitable not only for sports but also for formal occasions.

The case design of the PRC200 series focuses on reflecting a classic style. Tissot designers have specially simplified its bezel to make the dial look larger and the readings clearer. The simple bezel is made of 316L polished stainless steel, fully showing a man's capable style. The dial colours are available in black, white, and dark blue, and the classic colour scheme is easy to match. It is particularly worth mentioning the black dial model, whose chronograph second hand uses an eye-catching yellow, giving a unique feel.

The sporty style of PRC200 is also self-evident. It has split-second and split-accumulative timing functions accurate to 1/10 of a second, which can accurately record sports time. At the same time, a tachymeter scale is provided on the outer ring of the dial to measure the average speed of movement. In addition, it also features a screw-in crown and case back to ensure its 200-metre water resistance depth, allowing it to be worn for diving activities. The steel bracelet style also has a strap extension device, which can be worn on the outside of a diving suit, making it easy to read the time in the water without rolling up the sleeve of the diving suit. The indices and hands of PRC200 are also coated with super luminescence for reading the time in the pitch-black underwater. In particular, white luminescent indices are added at the 6, 9, and 12 o'clock positions on the outer ring of the dial, which, combined with the luminescent hands, makes positioning the time indices quicker.

This model uses the ETA G10.211 movement. The material used in this movement is very special; it is a composite of glass, carbon fibre, and graphite, which is then reinforced by polymerisation. Due to its 20-40% mineral content, this material is very close to ceramic. Its advantages are very obvious: lighter weight than brass, excellent insulation performance, strong temperature difference resistance, and not easily corroded.