Tissot / Everyday$386.60Current price
PR 100 Chronograph Blue
A blue-dial Swiss quartz chronograph at an entry price
PR 100 Chronograph Blue
or PR 100 Chronograph Green?
The two are identical apart from the dial colour. Choose blue for the more versatile look; choose green for something less common and about $5 less at Watches of America.
Tissot / Everyday$381.93Current price
PR 100 Chronograph Green
A Swiss quartz chronograph at an entry price
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Choose the PR 100 Chronograph Blue for
- Watch Ritual code SEBASTIANBASSOL supplied for 10% off
Choose the PR 100 Chronograph Green for
- Costs $4.67 less at its listed price
- Watch Ritual code SEBASTIANBASSOL supplied for 10% off
The specs, side by side.
PR 100 Chronograph BluePR 100 Chronograph Green
Listed price$386.60 at Watches of America$381.93 at Watches of America
Case diameter40 mm40 mm
Thickness11.26 mm11.26 mm
Lug-to-lugNot publishedNot published
MovementSwiss quartz chronograph (PowerDrive)Swiss quartz chronograph (PowerDrive)
Power reserveBattery (quartz)Battery (quartz)
Water resistance100 m100 m
CrystalSapphireSapphire
Strap / braceletStainless-steel bracelet, butterfly clasp with push-buttons, quick-releaseStainless-steel bracelet, butterfly clasp with push-buttons, quick-release
Who should buy which.
The PR 100 Chronograph Blue: A buyer who wants a first chronograph from a Swiss brand and a dial that suits both work and weekends. Choose the three-hand PR 100 if you want the slimmest watch, or the PRC 200 if you want 200 m of water resistance.
The PR 100 Chronograph Green: A buyer who wants a dependable Swiss quartz chronograph on a bracelet for under $400. Choose a solar chronograph like the Citizen Zenshin Chrono if you never want to change a battery.
Before you order.
It is thicker than the three-hand PR 100 at 11.26 mm, so it will sit above a tight cuff, and it needs a battery change eventually.
It runs on a battery, so it will need a replacement eventually, and the chronograph pushers are less tactile than on a mechanical watch. Tissot lists the case at 40 mm wide and long, but at 11.26 mm thick it is not slim.
A few good questions.
Should I buy the Tissot PR 100 Chronograph Blue or the Tissot PR 100 Chronograph Green?
The two are identical apart from the dial colour. Choose blue for the more versatile look; choose green for something less common and about $5 less at Watches of America.
Which is cheaper, the Tissot PR 100 Chronograph Blue or the Tissot PR 100 Chronograph Green?
The Tissot PR 100 Chronograph Green is listed at $381.93, against $386.60 for the Tissot PR 100 Chronograph Blue, checked 2026-10-17.
Which is more water resistant, the Tissot PR 100 Chronograph Blue or the Tissot PR 100 Chronograph Green?
Both are rated to 100 m.
Is there a discount code for the Tissot PR 100 Chronograph Blue or the Tissot PR 100 Chronograph Green?
SEBASTIANBASSOL is our supplied code for 10% off at Watches of America; confirm it applies at checkout. SEBASTIANBASSOL is our supplied code for 10% off at Watches of America; confirm it applies at checkout.
More head-to-heads.
- Tissot PRC 200 vs PR 100 Chronograph
- Citizen Zenshin Chrono vs Tissot PR 100 Chronograph
- Tissot PR 100 Chronograph vs BODERRY Goldace
Specs: Tissot product page (checked October 17, 2026) and Tissot product page (checked October 17, 2026). Prices are the listed prices at the store each shop button opens.