Brought mine 17 years ago got 5 years from original battery and get a year out of any battery nowadays. Still to this day does not loose time maybe 5 minutes over a six month period. Accidentally left on the car and went for a drive found it in the road had been driven over still working screen didn't even smash but metal strap is toast. Will be buying another

Great looking watch. Started to slow, and have replaced battery twice and still slows by 10mins per day. Have had to replace black leather wriststrap as edges started to fray and peel off!

Great looking watch but stopped working within a year. Took it to be assessed and the changed the battery. Just as t he warranty ran out, it began to lose time and stop started intermittently. Had it assessed again and was told bad luck, out of warranty. $360 for new movement and no discretion of good will being one month out of warranty. Not recommended and the service was quite poor for a quality brand, or so I thought...

Make sure you have a tissot ..I suspect that the majority of tissots sold outside tissot dealers could be hope . There is good money in fakes..Pay or cry. Rolex ??? can be bought for almost nothing..cheap is never cheap .this should not be news ..

Got Tissot watch for my birthday was happy for about 8 month until they stopped working replaced movement under the warranty was good for another 17 months then started stop and start lagging behind replaced battery no changes contacted Tissot and got a runaround from Sam - customer service Manager not even a last name suggesting to send for repair on my dime contacted Switzerland Tissot no reply
My Seiko watch didn’t miss a beat for 16 years and this so called Swiss Brand selling a lemon my advice avoid this brand like a plague

One battery replacement In 10 years, perfect in every way, never breaks down, must be a lot of fake watch buyers on here. Btw I own two as well one blue dial and one white dial

Mine also stopped working properly after 2 years, just after warranty ended. Battery replacement did not help. Watch keeps time only then it is put stationary on the shelf, once I wear it stops completely at times or losses 1-2 hour a day.
You would expect this watch to last as watch has sapphire crystal glass and 20 ATM water resistance, but once it starts loosing time the only fix is to change the innards which costs almost as much as a new watch. Save your time and money, just look for something else. Watch was bought from official dealer in Italy.

Second week I purchased was out of order, fix one problem and starts another one don't go near Tissot worst watch of swiss. Also warranty repairs don't fix anything. This product should be called back total.

This watch is four years old, faulty all the time, every time they fix a fault they expect you to pay for it to be resealed again to make it waterproof at a cost of $280. Would never buy Tissot product again.

I have bought from new TWO Tissot PRC 200 thinking that the second could not fail like the first one. But alas,the second one has crashed in FOUR years as well. Professional watchrepairers will not touch them. The first thing to go wrong are the second and minute timers....they will not reset to zero. Next, the bezel will not lock and then the watch just goes stops and starts... making life very difficult. These watched are marketed as premium but they are in reality cheap under a nice appearance.Costing around 600 dollars it is a bitterly disappointing experience.

I have owned two of these. The first one stopped working after just 2 years (& Warranty). I bought a second as I thought it was a random defect. The same thing happened!! Replacing the battery and vibration seems to fix the issue for a while but it stops working intermittently. Disgraceful for the money you pay for this watch!

Anniversary gift
Lasted 18 months to first battery change worked fine until then then started losing time and randomly stopping.
Next 2 batteries lasted 12 months or less same issues.
Then stopped completely.
Battery change did not restart it needed whole new movement $180.
What a piece of crap.
Swatch wanted nothing to do with it.
My $30 casio is 30 years old and works flawlessly needing battery every 4 years on average.
Recommend NOT to buy tissot.

A very expensive piece of crap. Looked great and behaved well until the first battery change. Now the movement stops at will. Jewellers are asking $200 + to replace a $40 internal part (brand is owned by Swatch and it appears that the internals are cheap to match).
This is my first and last Tissot.

Lasted only 2 years. Hour and minute hands stopped working. Took it to a Tissot repair shop in culver city and they want $190 to fix it.
Never buying a tissot/swatch watch again.

This is my second PRC200, the first one was a Christmas gift from my wife 5 years ago. I lost it in the garden after 5 years of daily service & two new batteries. I had to get the latest model to replace the old one, it's only slightly different though, just some cosmetic changes and a different latch system.

It's a very high quality watch inside and out. I think those complaining about quality issues probably bought fakes. The market is flooded with them and they are very convincing down to the packaging. Buy from an official Tissot dealer only, or chances are it will be fake.

Received the watch for my engagement and around 3 years later the watch fails to function effectively. I wrote to Tissot and they advised that it may had been a little now out of warranty. They failed any goodwill and when I spoke to 'Sam' the supervisor, her response was 'well your watch is around 3 years old'.. Where is the good old days where items functioned for a REASONABLE period of time. Now I am waiting for the manager to call n back.

The Tissot PRC200 is a fantastic entry level Swiss watch. I bought the stainless steel bracelet version for around $500 aus. I then bought a nice leather strap and Tissot clasp on eBay, don't do it the other way around. I like the contrast of the yellow second hands against the black face. The stainless bracelet is very attractive. I'm not sure I'd swim with this watch, but that's not what I bought it for. It is a quartz watch so I don't have to worry about setting the time if I haven't worn it in a while like my automatic watch. We bought my wife a Tissot when we visited Switzerland, hers is an auto.
Great entry level Swiss watch.