The Tissot PRX is Tissot's integrated-bracelet sports watch, a tonneau case set within a circle with a steel bracelet that flows from the case and, on many references, a textured waffle dial. The look descends from a 1978 Tissot design, revived in 2021. It comes as a slimmer quartz PRX and as the PRX Powermatic 80 automatic. It suits buyers wanting a Swiss everyday watch with one bracelet. La Maison Monaco is an authorized Tissot dealer in Canada, with CAD pricing and 0% Flexiti financing on approved credit.
What is the Tissot PRX and which references are in stock?
The PRX is built around a tonneau case integrated into a round bezel, with a steel bracelet that continues the case line and a waffle-textured dial on many references. The name reflects Precise and Robust, with X the Roman ten for the original 1978 design's 10 bar, or 100m, water resistance. Tissot offers the line in a few core formats. The 40mm is the standard size, available as quartz and as the Powermatic 80 automatic. The 35mm gives a smaller-wrist option, often with the same waffle dial and a choice of quartz or automatic. Beyond those sit the 42mm automatic chronograph and a Carbon version that swaps steel for a lighter case material. Dial colours run across blue, black, silver, green and other tones depending on the reference. The product grid on this page covers the references currently in stock at La Maison Monaco, each with its own size, movement and dial. Check each product listing for its size and engine before deciding.
What movement is in the Tissot PRX?
The PRX comes with two engines, and which one you get depends on the reference. The quartz PRX uses a battery-powered Swiss quartz movement. It is the slimmer, lower-priced option, accurate and low-maintenance, well suited to buyers who want the design without an automatic. The PRX Powermatic 80 uses a Swiss automatic movement with roughly 80 hours of power reserve, meaning it can sit unworn over a weekend and still be running. Many Powermatic 80 references add an exhibition caseback so you can see the rotor and movement. The line also includes a 42mm automatic chronograph for stopwatch timing. All PRX references are Swiss made and rated to 100m water resistance, and current references use a sapphire crystal. To confirm whether a given watch in the grid is quartz or Powermatic 80, check its specifications on the product page, since the same case size is offered in both.
Frequently asked questions
How much is a Tissot PRX in Canada?+
Tissot PRX pricing in Canada runs roughly from $495 to $2,995 CAD across the collection. The quartz models sit toward the lower end, the Powermatic 80 automatics in the middle, and the automatic chronograph and Carbon references toward the top. Pricing varies by size, movement and dial. Current CAD pricing is shown on each product in the grid at La Maison Monaco, an authorized Tissot dealer.
Which Tissot PRX should I buy, quartz or Powermatic 80?+
Choose the quartz PRX if you want the slimmer case, the lowest price, and battery-powered accuracy with little maintenance. Choose the PRX Powermatic 80 if you want a Swiss automatic with about 80 hours of power reserve and, on many references, an exhibition caseback. For size, the 40mm is the standard fit and the 35mm suits smaller wrists. Both sizes are offered in quartz and automatic.
Is La Maison Monaco an authorized Tissot dealer?+
Yes. La Maison Monaco is an authorized Tissot dealer in Canada. Every PRX is sold new with the full Tissot manufacturer warranty, priced in Canadian dollars with no currency conversion. La Maison Monaco also offers 0% Flexiti financing on approved credit. You can buy online or through the boutiques, and each PRX in the grid shows its current CAD price on the product page.
Is the Tissot PRX a good everyday watch?+
Yes. The PRX is designed as an everyday sports watch. It has a steel integrated bracelet, sapphire crystal on current references, and 100m water resistance, so it handles daily wear, hand washing and swimming. The Powermatic 80 automatic offers about 80 hours of power reserve, which means it keeps running through a weekend off the wrist. It pairs with both casual and dressier outfits on its single bracelet.
What is the difference between the 40mm and 35mm Tissot PRX?+
The difference is case size and wrist fit. The 40mm is the standard PRX size and the most common starting point. The 35mm is the smaller option, better suited to slimmer wrists or buyers who prefer a more compact watch. Both share the integrated steel bracelet, the tonneau-within-a-circle case and, on many references, the waffle dial. Both are offered in quartz and Powermatic 80 automatic, depending on the reference in stock.
