2010 · Tissot
T362/462K
Shown in the order they were catalogued.
Features
Date
A feature that displays the current day of the month, typically in a small window on the dial, commonly placed at the 3 o'clock or 6 o'clock position.
Chronograph
A watch with a built-in stopwatch function that allows you to measure elapsed time in addition to its regular time-keeping functionality. It often includes a start/stop button and a reset button.
Tachymeter
A scale on the dial of a chronograph that allows the wearer to calculate speed based on time and distance, typically by measuring how many seconds it takes to travel a fixed distance (e.g., 1000 meters).
200 meters
A dive watch with water resistance up to 200 meters, suitable for swimming, high-impact water sports, and scuba diving.
Screw-in crown
A self-locking crown that screws into the watch case to ensure water-tightness, often used in diving watches for enhanced water resistance.
Simple quartz chronograph movement with 4 jewels. Part of ETA Fashionline series of quartz movements. This caliber is not considered to be repairable and is frequently found in entry level timepieces. Used in most of the mid 2000 Tissot quartz series like PRS 200, PRC 200, T-Race, V8, PRS 516 and Couturier models. Also present in brands like Hamilton and Certina. Swatch Group strongly adopted this caliber in most of Swatch chronographs. The movement was removed from production around 2016, being replaced with the similar ETA G10.212