The Tissot Seastar is Tissot's Swiss made dive watch line. The Seastar 1000 is rated to 300m with a unidirectional bezel, screw-down crown and a ceramic bezel insert on current references, in roughly 40, 43 and 46mm. The Seastar 2000 Professional reaches 600m. It suits buyers wanting a capable everyday diver at a value price. La Maison Monaco is an authorized Tissot dealer in Canada, with CAD pricing and 0% Flexiti financing on approved credit.
What is the Tissot Seastar and what are its main versions?
The Seastar is Tissot's family of dive watches built around real water resistance and a rotating bezel. The core model is the Seastar 1000, rated to 300m, with a unidirectional bezel, a screw-down crown and, on current references, a ceramic bezel insert. It comes in roughly 40, 43 and 46mm, so most wrist sizes are covered by the references in stock. Dials run to sunray and gradient finishes in blue, black, green and grey, fitted to steel bracelets or rubber straps. The Seastar 2000 Professional is the deeper-spec version, rated to 600m for buyers who want a higher dive rating. The line also includes an automatic chronograph for those who want a timing function alongside the dive bezel. Across the family the design language stays consistent, a legible dive layout with applied markers and a clear minute track. Browse the references listed here to compare sizes, dial colours and strap options side by side.
What movement is in the Tissot Seastar?
Seastar references use one of two movement types. Many run the Powermatic 80 automatic, a Swiss self-winding movement with about 80 hours of power reserve, so the watch keeps running through a weekend off the wrist. This is the Seastar Powermatic 80, the choice if you want a mechanical diver that you wind by wearing. Other references use a Swiss quartz movement, which is battery powered, thinner and lower maintenance, and typically priced below the automatics. The line also includes an automatic chronograph for buyers who want a stopwatch function driven by a self-winding movement. To know which movement a specific watch carries, check the individual product pages in the grid, since the caliber is listed per reference. As a rule, quartz suits buyers who prioritise slimness, accuracy and price, while the Powermatic 80 suits buyers who want the long power reserve and the feel of a Swiss automatic. Both are Swiss made and share the same dive-focused case design and water resistance ratings.
Frequently asked questions
How much does a Tissot Seastar cost in Canada?+
Across the references in stock at La Maison Monaco, the Seastar falls roughly between $575 and $1,585 CAD. Quartz models sit toward the lower end of that range, while the Powermatic 80 automatics and the automatic chronograph sit higher. Pricing depends on the movement, case size, dial and strap or bracelet choice. Current CAD pricing is shown on each product in the grid, so you can compare exact figures across the references listed here.
Which Tissot Seastar should I buy, quartz or Powermatic 80?+
Choose a quartz Seastar if you want the slimmer case, the lowest price in the line and battery-powered accuracy with minimal upkeep. Choose the Seastar Powermatic 80 if you want a Swiss automatic with about 80 hours of power reserve that winds itself as you wear it. Both share the 300m Seastar 1000 dive specification, including the unidirectional bezel and screw-down crown, so the decision comes down to movement preference and budget.
What is the difference between the Seastar 1000 and the Seastar 2000 Professional?+
The Seastar 1000 is the core model, rated to 300m, with a unidirectional bezel, a screw-down crown and a ceramic bezel insert on current references, in roughly 40, 43 and 46mm. The Seastar 2000 Professional is the deeper-spec version, rated to 600m, built for buyers who want a higher dive rating. Both are Swiss made. Compare the references listed here to see which sizes and dial colours are in stock.
Is the Tissot Seastar a real dive watch?+
Yes. The Seastar 1000 is rated to 300m with a unidirectional rotating bezel and a screw-down crown, the standard features of a tool diver, plus a ceramic bezel insert on current references. The Seastar 2000 Professional raises that to 600m. Water resistance across the wider line ranges from 100m to 600m depending on the reference, so check the individual product page for the exact rating of the watch you are considering.
Is La Maison Monaco an authorized Tissot dealer, and does the Seastar include a warranty?+
Yes. La Maison Monaco is an authorized Tissot dealer in Canada, so every Seastar is sourced through official channels and carries the full manufacturer warranty. You buy at CAD pricing with no currency conversion, and 0% Flexiti financing is available on approved credit. Current pricing for each reference is shown on its product page in the grid, and our boutiques can help with sizing, strap options and after-sales service.
