At casual glance the watch I received looked great and basic functions worked well. However looking a bit closer, the attention to detail was not quite up to what I was expecting: the chronograph seconds hand was not zero'd and could not be centered with the adjustment procedure that I had to research on the internet to find; the printing of the word tachymetre on the dial was not evenly spaced and slightly crooked between letters; the date window was not square - one of the inside corners was more round than square; the instruction manual made no mention of the chronograph functions. I decided I couldn't live with the misaligned chronograph seconds hand and I returned it. I wonder if this particular watch was not genuine, or just poor attention to detail by Tissot?