Tissot · Family: Gentleman
The Tissot Gentleman Powermatic 80 T127.407.11.041.00 is a classic round 40mm steel watch with a blue dial and three-link bracelet, distinct from the integrated-bracelet PRX and the dive-oriented Seastar 1000 already in the catalog. It runs the automatic Powermatic 80 caliber with a silicon balance spring and up to 80 hours of power reserve. We have no verified price observations for this reference as of today (n=0).
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Tissot was founded in Le Locle, Switzerland, in 1853, and has been part of what is now Swatch Group since 1930, specializing in accessible, high-volume Swiss watchmaking.
The Gentleman collection is the brand's classic round proposal: a three-hand-and-date watch without the integrated construction of the PRX or the dive-watch intent of the Seastar 1000, both already in Cazador's catalog. Its territory is everyday casual dress, with polished and brushed case finishing.
The T127.407.11.041.00 runs the Powermatic 80 caliber, Tissot's family of automatic movements built with a silicon balance spring (less sensitive to magnetic fields than traditional steel) and up to 80 hours of power reserve thanks to a longer mainspring, versus the roughly 40 hours of the ETA 2824 the architecture derives from.
This is Tissot's third reference in Cazador's catalog: alongside the PRX (integrated, sport-vintage) and the Seastar 1000 (dive), the Gentleman rounds out a catalog portrait spanning classic dress watches to technical instruments.
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It's less sensitive to magnetic fields and needs no lubrication, unlike a traditional steel spring, which improves long-term rate stability.
The Powermatic 80 uses a longer mainspring than the ETA 2824 it derives from, nearly doubling the autonomy of that base caliber's roughly 40 hours.
The PRX has an integrated bracelet and a 1970s sport-vintage look; the Gentleman is a classic round watch without that integrated construction.
Yes, its 100-meter water resistance allows swimming, though it isn't built as a dive watch like the Seastar 1000, also in the catalog.
Since 1853, founded in Le Locle, Switzerland; it has been part of Swatch Group since 1930 and is one of the highest-volume Swiss watch brands.