TISSOT | PRX | blue dial | quartz watch | 39mm | sapphire crystal

TISSOT PRX Blue Dial – Stainless Steel – Ref. T137410A

Offered here is the modern re-issue of a design that first appeared in the late 1970s, when integrated-bracelet sports watches began defining a new era of Swiss watchmaking. The Tissot PRX (“Precise, Robust, X”) was originally introduced in 1978, at a time when angular steel cases, slim silhouettes, and integrated bracelets were reshaping the aesthetic of everyday luxury. Today’s PRX faithfully revives that heritage, retaining the sharp case geometry and brushed steel architecture that made the original such an icon of its period.

This example features the highly desirable blue sunburst dial — a colour historically associated with European luxury sports watches — framed by a clean, polished bezel and paired with Tissot’s solid stainless-steel integrated bracelet. The bracelet design is directly inspired by late-70s industrial minimalism: flat, wide links with crisp brushing and a secure milled clasp marked Tissot.

The caseback shows the model reference T137410A, confirming this is part of Tissot’s reintroduction of the PRX line. The watch features a sapphire crystal, 100m water resistance, and the reliable modern quartz movement known for accuracy and minimal maintenance. It retains the character of the original PRX while offering contemporary durability and everyday usability.

Condition
The watch shows visible surface wear on the bracelet and caseback from regular use, consistent with brushed-steel finishes of this design. The dial and crystal remain clean and present beautifully when worn. All photographs in the listing accurately reflect the current condition.

The resurgence of the PRX has been one of the most notable revivals in modern Swiss watchmaking. It offers the architecture and presence of classic integrated-bracelet sports watches — a category historically dominated by far more expensive pieces — while preserving the authenticity of Tissot’s archives. Collectors appreciate it for its design lineage, its honest materials, and its connection to the late-70s transition into sharp-edged steel sports watches.

A strong option for anyone who values heritage design, Swiss craftsmanship, and a timeless aesthetic that continues to gain traction among enthusiasts.