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Tissot Seastar 1000 Powermatic 80 Watch Hands-On: Upgrades Increase The Want
For 2014,?Tissot quietly released a new version of their Seastar dive watch range, called the Seastar 1000 Powermatic 80, that includes some upgrades and features that make it a standout diver for the money. We anticipate that these new features will slowly replace the existing generation Seastar models, but in actuality there may be pros and cons to both the new and old Seastar models.At 42mm wide in steel, the new Seastar 1000? Powermatic 80 is a wonderfully comfortable mid-size diver. We say mid-size because it is difficult to find men’s dive watches under 40mm wide, and many dive watches are 44mm wide and over. Further, at 42mm wide it wears smaller than some other 42mm wide sport watches because of the comparatively narrow lugs. Finally, with a thickness of just 12.4mm, it has a nice slim profile on the wrist.
Doomsday Coming For Wrist Watch Retailers?
Watch brands are systematically killing off their network of authorized dealers that historically have helped them so much. One by one, retailers get ominous letters in the mail informing them that a long-term partner will no longer be sending them inventory. Why are the major watch brands doing this? And what does this mean for the future? Read on…After years of struggle, and a complex accumulation of factors, the industry of selling watch is about to rapidly change. It isn’t so much a matter of a black and white distinction (in terms of one thing is totally in and another thing is totally out), but the old business model is more or less – dying a slow, painful, and less than quiet death. Here is how it used to be – for well over 100 years. Watch brand sells watch at wholesale rate to watch retailer (known as the authorized dealer). Watch retailer sells the watch for the retail price and keeps the difference as its profit (usually about 50%). In exchange for bu