Youtuber Gianluca Gazzoli spotted wearing a Tissot

Gianluca Gazzoli, one of Italy's most-watched YouTube personalities, was recently spotted with a Tissot PRX Quartz in blue dial on his wrist — a reference that has quietly become a touchstone of accessible integrated-bracelet design since its relaunch in 2021.
The reference T137.410.11.041.00 is powered by the ETA 956.032 quartz movement, offering ±0.07 seconds per day accuracy in a 40mm stainless steel case. The dial is a sunburst blue finish — a color that shifts convincingly between navy and electric depending on the light — framed by the PRX's characteristic integrated bracelet with its tapering center links, a design language first introduced on the original Tissot PRX (Precise and water-Resistant) in 1978. Water resistance stands at 100 meters, and the case measures a wearable 9.9mm in thickness.
The PRX's collector appeal rests squarely on its honest DNA. Swatch Group repositioned the model as a direct answer to the Audemars Piguet Royal Oak and Patek Philippe Nautilus aesthetic — integrated bracelet, geometric bezel, sporty-dressy versatility — at a fraction of the cost. Where the original 1978 version was a genuine product of its era, the 2021 reissue refined proportions and updated finishes while retaining the soul of the concept. The blue dial variant in particular generated waiting lists at authorized dealers through 2022 and 2023, an unusual situation for a quartz watch at this price tier.
Gazzoli's audience skews young and style-conscious, which makes the PRX a logical fit. It photographs well, signals watch literacy without ostentation, and carries a cultural reference that enthusiasts recognize immediately. For a creator whose content lives on aesthetics and relatability, wearing a $395 watch with legitimate horological pedigree is a more credible choice than chasing obvious luxury signaling.
On the grey market the T137.410.11.041.00 has largely normalized back toward retail, trading between $320 and $410 depending on condition and completeness. For buyers who missed early demand spikes, the window to acquire one near or below retail is now comfortably open — making Gazzoli's choice as practical as it is stylish.