Rolex Explorer 1 vs Tudor Black Bay GMT

[GGGMT]

Originally Posted by Brny11

Hey, curious how easylink makes it more comfortable? When I owned, I disliked easy link. My wrists in humid weather grow .2-.5mm, so sub glide lock would come in handy. However, easylink (@5mm) was useless IMO. If watch was tight, I’d open it up and it become wayyyy to loose sliding around wrist obnoxiously.

Curious your experience?

1/5 of 1mm? That’s micro. How’d u measure that? Easy link works great for me


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[JamyMC]

The Explorer will be an excellent choice for me.

[cuibono]

The fact that people are still encountering date issues, some repeatedly, with the BB GMT and that Tudor has yet to explain themselves or fix the problem would make this decision a no brainer for me.

Do you want your watch to be on your wrist or off getting fixed for months at a time?

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[007_Omega]

Explorer and don't look back. You already have a Tudor BB and one is more than enough.

[ACM0302]

I had the Tudor GMT for a bit and found the case too thick. I sold it and picked up a 214270 MK 1 Explorer. I prefer the Explorer.

[chinaski]

I have a BB steel and a 14270 Explorer.

Explorer FTW, no comparison.