Tissot Visodate 1957 Heritage Collection Automatic - REVIEW

[62Ranger13]

Thanks for the info. I bought a Visodate recently based entirely on your review. The watch is truly nice! Photos can't 'quite' catch the beauty of her. My only hitch at the moment while the strap is breaking in is the one locking hole for the heritage clasp is too tight and the next hole over is too loose. (7 1/4" wrist) Hoping that the too tight one will give a little as I wear it. Now my wait for the Seatime is easier.

[Y4BBZY]

Great looking watch, review, and price. Was looking for a modern day dress watch with a vintage/classic design that was swiss and this fits the bill. Thanks.

[jibzz]

Good review of the great watch.

[glimmer]

Hi Tino, just dropped by this thread to revisit. Anyway I just picked up the same watch on a trip through Japan's Narita Airport and it really is a great watch for the money! Thanks again for the great review

[ImitationOfLife]

Love this watch. Read your review last night and have serious want for it now.

Too bad my Tissot has the exact same movement.

[AMCRUZ]

Hello,

Is the dial really white or it is silver? So far I've found only silver or black dials and I'm looking for a white one.

[teeritz]

It's a pearlescent silver. Not available in white.

[JSpav]

Thanks for that comprehensive and imaginative review. Across the ditch NZ shops are carrying the Visodate too. Usually, the mall and chain store shops restrict their range to a limited selection of Tissot quartz, I've seen many with Visodates. I have a Le Locle chronograph but it's not distributed in NZ and if imported through a retailer, would cost about twice what it would overseas. That would make it cheaper, or almost the same, to fly to Aus, buy the watch and come home again.

[paul55]

Hey, Teeritz-

Thanks for the outstanding review! After being steered to it by Mr Fjeld, I also succumbed and picked up a black one from a local AD today!

I love it! What an amazing watch and an amazing bargain.

Tissot definitely owes you some commissions. By my count, you're up to 9 purchases in this thread!

Here's some pics of my black one to offset all the silver ones here:

[jedge76]

You can make that 10 purchases related to this review. Great detail and depth teeritz. Thanks for taking the time to write this up. As an automatic newbie, to manually wind this watch is to have the crown in position 1 and turn the crown clockwise, correct? I just want to make sure I do this properly to get the maximum reserve (as well as not to screw anything up!).