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Tissot PR 100

Authorized Tissot Retailer in Canada

Overview

The Tissot PR 100 is Tissot's accessible everyday classic, a slim, clean dress-sport watch in roughly 34 to 40mm with a sapphire crystal and 100m water resistance. PR stands for Precise and Robust. It comes in Swiss quartz and the Powermatic 80 automatic, for men and women, on steel bracelets or leather, including the integrated-look Sport Chic. La Maison Monaco is an authorized Tissot dealer in Canada, with CAD pricing and 0% Flexiti financing on approved credit.

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What is the Tissot PR 100 and which versions are in stock?

The PR 100 is Tissot's value-led everyday line, where PR stands for Precise and Robust. It is a slim, clean watch built for daily wear, with a sapphire crystal and 100m water resistance across the range. Cases run roughly 34 to 40mm, so the line covers smaller and mid-size wrists.

The references in stock fall into a few groups. The classic PR 100 pairs a simple round case with silver, blue, black or green dials, on a steel bracelet or leather strap. The PR 100 Sport Chic adds a more contemporary case and an integrated-look steel bracelet that sits close to the case for a tidier, modern profile. There are dedicated PR 100 Lady references in the smaller sizes, often with the same dial colours.

Between dial colour, case size, strap or bracelet, and quartz or automatic, the references listed here cover a wide span of everyday tastes. The product grid shows what is currently available.

What movement is in the Tissot PR 100, quartz or Powermatic 80?

The PR 100 is offered with two movement types, and which one a reference uses is stated on its product page.

Many PR 100 references run a Swiss quartz movement. Quartz keeps the case slim, holds accuracy without winding, and runs on a battery, so it suits buyers who want a thin, low-maintenance everyday watch at the line's entry pricing.

Other references use the PR 100 Powermatic 80, a Swiss automatic. The Powermatic 80 is named for its extended power reserve of about 80 hours, meaning it can sit off the wrist over a weekend and still be running. Automatic references are mechanical, self-winding, and typically a little thicker than their quartz counterparts, with a smooth sweeping seconds hand.

Both versions share the PR 100 character: sapphire crystal, 100m water resistance, and a clean dress-sport design. Choose quartz for slimness and simplicity, or Powermatic 80 for a self-winding mechanical movement with a long reserve.

How much does the Tissot PR 100 cost in Canada?

Across the PR 100 line, in-stock references at La Maison Monaco generally fall in the range of about $395 to $1,145 CAD. The quartz references sit toward the lower end, while the Powermatic 80 automatic references and certain bracelet or Sport Chic configurations sit higher in the range.

The price of any single reference depends on its movement, case size, dial, and whether it comes on a steel bracelet or a leather strap. Bracelet versions usually cost more than the same watch on leather, and the automatic costs more than its quartz equivalent.

Current CAD pricing is shown on each product in the grid, so the figures there are live and authoritative. La Maison Monaco is an authorized Tissot dealer in Canada, which means each watch is sold new with the full Tissot international warranty. For buyers who want to spread the cost, 0% Flexiti financing is available on approved credit. Pricing reflects Canadian dollars, with no currency conversion needed at checkout.

Frequently asked questions

How much does a Tissot PR 100 cost in Canada?

At La Maison Monaco, in-stock PR 100 references generally range from about $395 to $1,145 CAD. Quartz models sit at the lower end, while Powermatic 80 automatics and steel-bracelet or Sport Chic configurations sit higher. The exact price depends on the reference's movement, case size, dial, and strap or bracelet. Current CAD pricing is shown on each product in the grid, and 0% Flexiti financing is available on approved credit.

Which Tissot PR 100 should I buy, quartz or Powermatic 80?

Choose the quartz PR 100 if you want the slimmest case, the lowest price in the line, and battery-powered accuracy with no winding. Choose the PR 100 Powermatic 80 if you want a Swiss automatic, self-winding movement with about 80 hours of power reserve, a smooth sweeping seconds hand, and a more traditional mechanical feel. Both share the sapphire crystal, 100m water resistance, and clean everyday design. The movement of each reference is listed on its product page.

What is the difference between the Tissot PR 100 and the PR 100 Sport Chic?

The classic PR 100 uses a simple round case and comes on a steel bracelet or leather strap, with a clean dress-sport look. The PR 100 Sport Chic has a more contemporary case and an integrated-look steel bracelet that flows close to the case for a tidier, modern profile. Both keep the PR 100 essentials: sapphire crystal, 100m water resistance, and dial choices such as silver, blue, black or green. The references in stock include both styles.

Is there a Tissot PR 100 for women?

Yes. The PR 100 line includes dedicated PR 100 Lady references in the smaller case sizes, fitting the range that runs roughly from 34mm upward. They share the line's sapphire crystal, 100m water resistance, and dial colours such as silver, blue, black or green, on steel bracelets or leather straps, and are offered in quartz and, on some references, the Powermatic 80 automatic. The PR 100 Lady references currently available are shown in the grid.

Is La Maison Monaco an authorized Tissot dealer, and does the PR 100 come with a warranty?

Yes. La Maison Monaco is an authorized Tissot dealer in Canada, so every PR 100 is sold new with the full Tissot international manufacturer warranty. Buying from an authorized dealer means the reference number, movement, and documentation are exactly as Tissot supplies them, and the warranty is valid. Pricing is in Canadian dollars with no conversion at checkout, and 0% Flexiti financing is available on approved credit.