Lilienthal Berlin Chronograph – MythvsTissot PRC 200

Owners find the Lilienthal Berlin Chronograph – Myth striking, with its visual appeal often exceeding expectations from photos. However, some consider it a fashion watch, with one owner specifically noting the chronograph's minute subdial is difficult to read for practical use. The Ronda quartz movement is seen by some as low-cost for the price, and one owner described the coated case as looking cheap. Other owners report excellent build quality and design across multiple Lilienthal Berlin watches, distinguishing them from typical fashion watches and noting continuous design awards for the brand. On balance, owners appreciate the Lilienthal Berlin Chronograph – Myth's striking aesthetics, though opinions are divided on its practicality and perceived value due to its quartz movement and chronograph legibility.

The Tissot PRC 200 is praised for its elegant design and legible dials, with one owner noting the blue dial's depth is more impressive in person. Reviewers highlight its satisfyingly weighted pushers and comfortable wearability, especially with the rubber strap option, while some owners find it slightly heavy for a quartz watch. A common criticism is an inaccurate day function requiring weekly resets, though timekeeping is reported as very accurate. The watch features bright green lume on its hands and offers a genuine 200m water resistance. Overall, owners and reviewers rate the Tissot PRC 200 well for its accessible design and legibility at its price point.