Luxury Powermatic 80

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Product details

The TISSOT POWERMATIC 80 features an automatic winding mechanism that offers a power reserve of up to 80 hours. It is equipped with a precise movement that ensures high accuracy. The watch also features a date display positioned in a window on the dial. Furthermore, the TISSOT POWERMATIC 80 is water-resistant, making it suitable for everyday wear and various activities. The watch combines classic design elements with modern technologies to offer both functionality and aesthetic appeal.

Daten und Fakten

Männlich

stainless steel
Gold

41 mm

Sapphire Display

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Delivery within 1-3 working days after order confirmation via UPS or DHL

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Luxury Powermatic 80 in detail

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Housing
Display

The watch case is made of stainless steel
Gold and impresses with its robust workmanship.
With a diameter of 41 mm it fits perfectly with the modern style while offering excellent wearing comfort.
The polished and satin-finished surfaces provide an elegant look, while the integrated crown protection design makes operation safe and reliable.
The slim profile ensures optimal freedom of movement and a harmonious silhouette on the wrist. The design is rounded off by precisely milled lugs that guarantee a seamless transition to the strap.

The Luxury Powermatic 80 is equipped with a Sapphire Display and offers a clear, low-reflection view of the dial. With a scratch-resistant coating and high readability from all angles, it ensures optimal legibility.
The seamlessly integrated anti-reflective coating minimizes light reflections, while the robust connection to the housing guarantees a secure fit. The flat bezel and precise edge finishing accentuate the modern design and simultaneously protect against bumps and scratches.

TISSOT POWERMATIC 807611608261293

The TISSOT POWERMATIC 807611608261293 is an elegant men's watch whose precise automatic movement ensures maximum reliability. The movement not only provides accurate timekeeping but also an impressive power reserve that easily lasts through the day.

The case of this watch has a diameter of 41 mm and is made of high-quality stainless steel with an IP gold finish, giving it a luxurious and timeless look. With a water resistance of up to 5 ATM, the watch is ideal for everyday wear and protects against splashes and rain.

The stainless steel bracelet ensures a comfortable fit on the wrist and perfectly complements the watch's elegant design. Additionally, the sapphire crystal is exceptionally scratch-resistant, ensuring the watch retains its brilliance even after extended wear. The TISSOT POWERMATIC is a masterpiece of Swiss watchmaking, combining functionality with stylish design.

How accurate is the movement of the TISSOT POWERMATIC 80 and how often do I need to wind the watch?

The TISSOT POWERMATIC 80 is an automatic movement with a power reserve of up to 80 hours. This means the watch will continue to run even if it is not worn for up to 80 hours. Generally, the watch does not need to be wound manually as long as it is worn regularly. However, if the watch is not worn for an extended period, it may be necessary to wind it manually to ensure it is functioning correctly. Simply winding the crown is all it takes to restart the movement.

How long does the power reserve of the TISSOT POWERMATIC 80 last and how does this affect the daily use of the watch?

The TISSOT POWERMATIC 80 has a power reserve of up to 80 hours. This means that the watch will continue to run accurately even after 80 hours of not being worn, before it needs to be wound. This long power reserve is particularly advantageous for daily use, as the wearer can leave the watch unattended over the weekend or for short periods without worrying about it stopping. This makes the TISSOT POWERMATIC 80 a practical choice for people looking for a reliable and low-maintenance watch.

What materials are used in the manufacture of the TISSOT POWERMATIC 80 and how do they affect the watch's durability?

The TISSOT POWERMATIC 80 is manufactured from a combination of high-quality materials that are crucial for its durability and functionality. The case is typically made of stainless steel, known for its corrosion resistance and robustness. Stainless steel ensures that the watch retains its shape and functionality even with daily wear and varying environmental conditions.

The dial is often protected with scratch-resistant sapphire crystal, which not only improves visibility but also protects against scratches and impacts. This feature significantly contributes to the watch's longevity, as it protects the surface from wear and tear.

The POWERMATIC 80 movements are equipped with a special technology that enables a power reserve of up to 80 hours. This technology reduces wear on the moving parts and increases the lifespan of the movement.

In addition, high-quality seals are used in the manufacture of the watch, which guarantee water resistance and thus protect the inside of the watch from moisture and dust.

Overall, the careful selection and processing of these materials ensures that the TISSOT POWERMATIC 80 is not only aesthetically pleasing, but also extremely durable and reliable.

How do I properly care for the TISSOT POWERMATIC 80 to maintain its functionality and appearance in the long term?

To properly care for your TISSOT POWERMATIC 80 and maintain its functionality and appearance in the long term, you should observe a few important points. First, it is advisable to wear the watch regularly, as the automatic winding mechanism is wound by the movement of your wrist. If you do not wear the watch for an extended period, you should wind it manually to ensure accuracy.

The watch should be protected from extreme temperatures, strong magnetic fields, and shocks, as these factors can affect its mechanics. Avoid contact with water if the watch is not waterproof, and clean it regularly with a soft, dry cloth to remove dirt and fingerprints.

For a more thorough cleaning, you can have your watch inspected and serviced by a professional, ideally every three to five years. Be sure to check the seals regularly to ensure water resistance. Store the watch in a dry, cool place when not in use, and if necessary, use a watch box or watch winder for optimal protection. With these care measures, your TISSOT POWERMATIC 80 will remain in perfect condition and retain its beauty for years to come.

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Watch glossary and interesting facts about the technology

How does a sealing fold with a double bead prevent dirt from entering during belt changes?

A sealing fold with a double bead prevents dirt from entering during belt changes by forming an effective barrier that minimizes the ingress of dust and dirt into the sensitive belt change area. The double bead structure ensures that a tight seal is maintained even under movement or vibration. This reduces contact between the belt and the environment, guaranteeing the cleanliness and functionality of the system during belt changes.

How do you recognize lunchtime?

Midday is generally recognized when the sun reaches its highest point in the sky, marking the hour of noon. In many cultures, 12 o'clock is considered the standard time. A clock or timekeeping device can also be used to determine the exact time. In some regions, midday may also be indicated by the ringing of church bells or other local traditions.

Is a half-moon considered an optical detail for the lunar phase?

Yes, a half moon is considered an optical detail of the lunar phase, as it represents a specific appearance of the moon that arises from the illumination by the sun and the position of the moon relative to the earth.

How does demagnetization work in practice?

Demagnetization is typically achieved using a demagnetizing device that generates a changing magnetic field. The object to be demagnetized, often made of metal, is brought close to the device. The changing magnetic field causes the magnetic domains in the material, which are responsible for magnetization, to realign. Due to the continuous change in the magnetic field direction, the domains lose their ordered alignment and become randomly distributed, leading to a reduction or complete elimination of the magnetization. In some cases, a mechanical method, such as striking or vibrating the object, can also be used for demagnetization, as this can also disrupt the alignment of the magnetic domains.