A large, genuine review sample backs this one up: 1,733 ratings averaging 4.3 out of 5. Specs, one naming ambiguity worth clearing up, and the price.
Tommy Hilfiger Decker 1791560: 1,733 Ratings, One Thing Worth Clarifying
The Tommy Hilfiger 1791560, part of the Decker collection, is a large blue stainless steel watch with a semi-gloss blue dial, currently €84.99 on Amazon.ie, sold and shipped by Amazon.ie directly.
This review is built from Amazon’s own rating data for this reference, multiple retailer listings, and one detail worth flagging: Amazon’s own bullet copy for this listing references an offer date from a previous promotion, clearly outdated, so that specific claim is not repeated here. For the rest of Tommy Hilfiger’s range, including the Chase and Decker models covered elsewhere on this site, see what else we’ve reviewed from Tommy Hilfiger.
- A large, genuine review sample backing this reference
- Multifunction or chronograph? Clearing up the naming confusion
- Genuine specs, including the real movement supplier
- What 5 ATM water resistance actually covers
48mm blue stainless steel, semi-gloss blue dial
- Price €84.99 on Amazon.ie, sold directly by Amazon.ie, notably below the £139 to £199 range this reference is listed at by several other retailers.
- Track record A large sample of owner ratings for this exact reference on Amazon.co.uk averages 4.3 out of 5 across 1,733 ratings, a genuinely strong, large-sample result.
- Multifunction, not confirmed as a true chronograph Amazon’s own bullet copy describes it as multi-function, day and date sub-dials, without using the word chronograph. Several other retailers call it a chronograph. Worth confirming exact timing functionality before assuming it has a working stopwatch.
- Movement One retailer identifies the movement as a Seiko Instruments Inc. caliber (VX9J) with a Renata R395 battery and roughly 36 month battery life, though this wasn’t independently confirmed elsewhere.
The 4.3 out of 5 rating from 1,733 ratings is real, large-sample data specific to this listing, not a small early sample that could swing either way. That’s a genuinely strong signal for owner satisfaction at this price.
Less clear is whether this is a true chronograph. Amazon’s own listing calls it “multi-function” and never uses the word chronograph. Several third-party retailers describe it as a chronograph, and one lists a tachymeter bezel, which normally pairs with a working stopwatch function. Given the inconsistency, and that Tommy Hilfiger’s own naming for a closely related Decker reference (1791473) also uses “multifunction” for a day and date display without timing functions, the safer assumption is that this is a multifunction watch rather than a confirmed chronograph, until proven otherwise.
A genuinely well-rated watch at a real sample size, 1,733 ratings is not a small number, backed by a price that undercuts several other retailers selling the same reference. The one thing worth resolving before buying is whether the chronograph-style sub-dials actually function as a stopwatch, since sources disagree and Amazon’s own listing doesn’t claim it does.
- A large, genuine sample of owner ratings (1,733) averaging 4.3 out of 5
- Priced well below several other retailers selling the same reference
- Bold blue IP-coated case and bracelet stand out from typical silver or black fashion watches
- 5 ATM water resistance covers showering and swimming, not just splashes
- Genuine uncertainty over whether the sub-dials function as a real chronograph or are multifunction only
- Case diameter is cited inconsistently across sources, 46mm by some retailers, 48mm by Amazon’s own listing
- Amazon’s own listing includes a stale, outdated promotional claim, worth noting as a minor listing-quality issue
- IP coating on the case and bracelet can wear over years of daily use, a known tradeoff of that finish
Does this watch have a working chronograph?
It’s genuinely unclear. Amazon’s own listing describes it as multi-function without ever using the word chronograph, while several third-party retailers call it a chronograph. Until that’s confirmed, the safer assumption is multifunction (day and date) rather than a working stopwatch.
Is 4.3 out of 5 from 1,733 ratings reliable?
That’s a genuinely large sample size for a watch at this price, a much stronger signal than the handful of ratings some newer references on this site have.
Can you swim with this watch?
Yes. It’s rated 5 ATM (50m), which covers showering and swimming, though it isn’t built or certified for diving.
Is the case 46mm or 48mm?
Sources disagree. Amazon’s own listing states 48mm; some other retailers cite 46mm. Either way, it’s a genuinely large case, not a subtle daily watch.
- A large, genuine rating sample (1,733, 4.3/5) backs this reference up strongly
- Whether it has a true chronograph function is genuinely unclear; treat it as multifunction until confirmed
The rating sample here is the strongest evidence in this review’s favour: 1,733 ratings averaging 4.3 out of 5 is real, large-sample data, not a handful of early reviews. Combined with a price that undercuts several other retailers, this is a solid buy on the numbers alone. The one open question is whether the sub-dials genuinely function as a chronograph, sources disagree and Amazon’s own listing doesn’t claim it, so buyers who specifically want a working stopwatch should confirm that before purchasing.