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Rafabond · 15 April 2021, 08:28 PM

some say that the panda hands are confused with the white dial and have no readability, it is totally false. If at some point when seeing the time they appear white with just a gesture of a millimeter of the hand, they turn black, since they capture the light from the environment very well. This test is indoors, outdoors the black edges are always there. You have to have the watch and test it and you will see that the readability is perfect and very good. I have more trouble seeing the time with my Rolex Submariner 16610 than with the Tudor Panda.

15 April 2021, 08:28 PM	#1
Rafabond "TRF" Member Join Date: Jan 2018 Location: Barcelona, Spain Watch: Rolex, Tudor, etc Posts: 615	Tudor Chrono panda: perfect legibility on the hands some say that the panda hands are confused with the white dial and have no readability, it is totally false. If at some point when seeing the time they appear white with just a gesture of a millimeter of the hand, they turn black, since they capture the light from the environment very well. This test is indoors, outdoors the black edges are always there. You have to have the watch and test it and you will see that the readability is perfect and very good. I have more trouble seeing the time with my Rolex Submariner 16610 than with the Tudor Panda.

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