This article compares the new Orient Flusso with the Tissot PRX, both affordable integrated-bracelet watches inspired by 1970s design. The comparison highlights differences in design inspiration, movement capabilities, bracelet and clasp execution, and price point, ultimately debating which watch offers better value and long-term appeal.
- Orient Flusso price starts at €299.
- Tissot PRX Powermatic 80 price is €775.
- Orient Flusso has a 39mm case diameter.
- Orient Flusso has a 47mm length.
- Orient Flusso has a 10.9mm thickness.
- Orient Flusso has a power reserve of more than 40 hours.
- Orient Flusso accuracy is +25/-15 seconds per day.
- Tissot PRX Powermatic 80 has an 80-hour power reserve.
Both watches draw inspiration from 1970s design, feature integrated bracelets and automatic movements, and cost less than €1,000.
The Orient Flusso takes inspiration from Orient's 1970s and '80s Super King (SK) models, featuring a modern 39mm stainless steel case with four recessed accents referencing original protruding bolts.
The Flusso's sunburst dial is clean and legible, available in blue, black, and silver for regular steel models, and white with a gold-PVD-coated case.
The Orient Flusso is equipped with the in-house Orient F6522 automatic movement, offering manual winding, hacking seconds, and a power reserve of more than 40 hours.
The Tissot PRX Powermatic 80 uses a block pattern dial reminiscent of the Royal Oak's Tapisserie dials, while the Orient Flusso has a clean, dateless dial.
The Tissot PRX has a better bracelet with polished short edges between links and a hidden butterfly clasp, whereas the Orient Flusso has a stamped, single-deployant clasp.