Tissot’s 44mm PRX Skeleton Lillard Special Edition also becomes a pocket watch
The burgundy hand-wound model pairs Dame Time details with two straps and a leather pocket-watch holder. Official specifications list up to 52 hours of power reserve.
Tissot and Damian Lillard’s PRX Skeleton Damian Lillard Special Edition combines a 44mm tonneau-shaped 316L steel case, burgundy accents and an openworked dial. Reference T137.405.17.371.00 uses a hand-wound movement with an official power reserve of up to 52 hours. An included leather holder and chain convert it from wristwatch to pocket watch. The collaboration changes how the watch can be used as well as adding a player’s personal signature.
A small seconds hand brings Dame Time into the movement
The gold small seconds hand at nine o’clock forms a D with two lines, referencing Lillard’s musical identity, Dame D.O.L.L.A. Two Dame Time inscriptions on the burgundy ring around the small seconds connect with his signature gesture of pointing to his wrist, while the transparent caseback carries his signature. The symbols work at different distances: colour and openworking register first, with the small seconds and lettering emerging closer up.
The gold D-shaped small seconds hand at nine o’clock and the red outer ring.Lillard’s signature and the mechanism visible through the caseback.
The case measures 44mm across and 11.2mm thick, with an official weight of 95g. Its shape retains the PRX’s square-to-round relationship and integrated visual language, but the supplied straps are rubber and leather rather than a steel bracelet. It is a substantial size for everyday wear. Trying it on helps assess wrist contact and clearance under a sleeve, because a photographed diameter does not fully convey how the case wears.
Dame Time lettering on the case side beside the rubber grid texture.
Hand-winding turns the mechanism into a daily action
The manually wound construction replaces the automatic approach of the earlier collaboration. Without a rotor replenishing the mainspring through wrist movement, winding is performed through the crown. The current official page lists up to 52 hours of reserve, differing from the 46 hours in some earlier reports; buyers should use the current information for this reference. Openworking exposes the gear train and bridges, making winding more than an unseen maintenance task.
An angled view of the openworked structure, crown and case thickness.
Water resistance is listed as 10 bar, or 100 metres. The sapphire crystal has a single antireflective coating on its underside, rather than the double-sided treatment described in the source report. Super-LumiNova is applied to the hands, with visibility affected by prior light exposure. Reading each specification separately avoids assuming the sporty appearance suits every activity or that every hour marker is officially confirmed as luminous.
Two straps and a leather holder take the PRX off the wrist
The set includes burgundy rubber and matching leather straps with tool-free quick-release fittings. The rubber strap uses a pin buckle; the leather strap has a folding clasp with push-buttons. Their fastening methods differ alongside their feel. The rubber’s grid texture refers to Lillard’s childhood memory of making a basketball hoop from a plastic shipping crate, translating the story into a tactile surface.
The rubber strap, leather strap and chained leather pocket-watch holder.
After removing the strap, the watch head fits into the included leather holder. Its chain allows pocket-watch-style wear in a trouser pocket or attached to an accessory. The official US price is US$2,075; Taiwanese pricing and availability depend on local channels. Tissot calls it a Special Edition without stating a numbered production limit. For PRX enthusiasts, it combines burgundy colour, exposed mechanics and pocket accessories into a different set of wearing possibilities.
