Estoy muy contento con mi adquisición de éste relog muy , elegante.

I bought it for my grandpa, because he need something simple and easy to tell the time. And the surface was really clean and he loved it. This is what all a watch needed to be...

The watch is very nice overall, however, the date changes at the 1:00 am position instead of the 12:00 position as it should. A little disappointed. I would expect precision being a Swiss Made timepiece. I would almost be willing to exchange for same watch if another of the same worked properly.

It is authentic. I was able to register the serial number on the Tissot website.

Pros: it is a good looking watch that arrived with all the original packaging. The accuracy is very good for a mechanical watch. It runs great, as long as you're wearing it, more on that later.

Cons: the instructions are written in every known language, so the space reserved for a language you may read, is next to useless. There are no instructions online for the "Everytime Desire". The "Everytime" is already Tissot's least expensive model. What corners were cut to produce the "Everytime Desire" I don't know. The only thing I can point to is the reserve power is pretty bad on this watch. You can wear it all day, use the manual wind feature before you go to bed, and it will still run out of juice before you wake up the next morning.

There is nothing wrong with enjoying expensive watches. I just don't like expensive watches. I also don't wear gold chains and heavy colognes. That's just not me. When I retire, I will have roughly $3M and no Rolex.

This affordable Tissot is all I want for casual wear. The watch is simple, low-key, automatic, and good-looking. The watch says that I appreciate horology. This is a perfect, respectful Swiss watch I can wear until I die.

I find it condescending to call this an "entry-level" watch. That attitude makes me avoid expensive watches. Even if I were super rich, I would never become THAT guy who wears expensive watches (Bill Gates wears a $50 watch). Again, there is nothing wrong with enjoying expensive watches. It's just not me.

I need a few straps - then it can go with most of my casual clothes. Because the face is white, I can use straps of all colors. I own a few smaller watches for formal settings.

And for those who claim they cannot find this watch on the website? That statement doesn't make sense to me. I can't find Seiko SARB035 on the Seiko website. That doesn't mean my watch is fake. If I cannot find Chrysler New Yorker on the Chrysler website, that doesn't mean the New Yorker never existed.

I like this cute Tissot. It fits my lifestyle. Most of all, the watch describes who I am.
A gold Rolex doesn't describe who I am.