I figure Cadillacs and Swiss watches go hand in hand, they are both the best quality, right??! (just check the Robb Report magazine) :D It has 21 jewels and an Omega movement. Does anyone else have one, are they reliable, how accurate??? (or even a mechanical watch they can comment on) I am noticing about +10 secs. per day and apparently this is in the average range of the mean daily rate for a mechanical watch. My dad has a Swiss Bulova from 1962 with 17 jewels and still going strong, even after only one cleaning 2 years ago! Any comments?? :bouncy:

I dont know about a Tissot but you mention it has an Omega Engine,I have now for 3 years an Omega Seamasters 300meters,I love it I hardly ever take it off.If your Tissot has the Omega Auto movement then you will have no problem with it,works just like a northstar engine you dont even have to change the sparkplug @100k miles.Good luck with your new swiss watch.

I dont know about a Tissot but you mention it has an Omega Engine,I have now for 3 years an Omega Seamasters 300meters,I love it I hardly ever take it off.If your Tissot has the Omega Auto movement then you will have no problem with it,works just like a northstar engine you dont even have to change the sparkplug @100k miles.Good luck with your new swiss watch.

Thanks Dude. Ya, Omega owns Tissot, and both are part of the large Swatch Group, and they often share movements. A friend of mine has a 1958 Omega Seamaster, still going. How about accuracy on yours?? Should I get mine recalibrated under the 2 year warrenty?

my good watch is a Timex :worship:

my good watch is a Timex :worship:

LOL!! Timex's take a beating and never die! :worship: At least you bought American.

LOL!! Timex's take a beating and never die! :worship: At least you bought American.

hell yeah! Timex's world headquarters is 2 miles from my house! I gotta support the biggest tax payer in town

hell yeah! Timex's world headquarters is 2 miles from my house! I gotta support the biggest tax payer in town

LOL!!