Tudor Pelagos LHS

[teager]

Fallen in love with this model, the bracelet, the patina on the lume and dial.
My only issue is the crown on the LHS and I'm a right hander.

Any other right handed owners of this that aren't bothered by the crown in that position ? Will i soon get used to it ?


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[derekhayden]

I am a left handed person who wears my watch on the right wrist. So basically deal with what you are asking with every watch I have ever owned. I am assuming you wear your watches on your left hand. You will be fine

[teager]

Derek, I must admit I've not considered how left handers cope with all these 'RHS' winding watches! I guess it just looks odd to me, having the crown on the LHS.

Originally Posted by derekhayden

I am a left handed person who wears my watch on the right wrist. So basically deal with what you are asking with every watch I have ever owned. I am assuming you wear your watches on your left hand. You will be fine

[TonyD]

I picked this one up to be my daily driver and I LOVE it. The combination of legibility, light weight and adjustable bracelet make it an ideal daily wearer.

It does take a bit of getting used to. I sometimes try to put it on upside down since I'm so used to the crown locations. I can't wind it left handed so I flip it when setting the time/date.

There are no issues at all wearing it. The crown is all by itself on the other side of my wrist having a good time. There is nothing in the rule book about this being a watch for left handed folks. It actually makes more sense for right handers since the crown doesn't poke at the wrist.

I would not hesitate to recommend this to anyone.

[Dan Pierce]

Love the Pelagos options Tudor provides. My preference is the blue, but each variation has it's place. The unique details of the LHD are outstanding.
dP

[Rick_Nashville]

I have one and wear it on my left wrist and truthfully I don't even notice the crown. It's a complete non-issue for me. If you have the option of visiting a Tudor dealer, and trying one on to make sure of fitment and comfort, it can't hurt to check it out in person.

[Tikandtokalot]

Shouldn't make any difference other than cosmetic I wouldn't expect anyone to wind the watch while wearing it.
Great looking watch.

[teager]

Thanks for the replies, I’ll see if I can pick one up this weekend

[Phill (UK)]

Originally Posted by teager

Thanks for the replies, I’ll see if I can pick one up this weekend

Ask for an LHD though

[214270Explorer]

What is LHS?

LHD. It means Left Hand Drive.

There is no way the crown being on the left will bother you. Mine certainly doesn't, as if it could anyway.

[teager]

You’re right !

Originally Posted by Phill (UK)

Ask for an LHD though

[Malum]

Love my LHD . I am right handed and wear my watch on my left wrist , holding the watch upside down does help to set . I wouldn’t hesitate if you find the LHD handsome .

[jkap2323]

Lefty here that wears all watches on my right wrist. Very easy to get used to this on a dive watch where you do not need to access the crown frequently. When moving the wrist, the crown will never be an issue. I have found more discomfort on any LHD on my right wrist. I do have to wear below the bone due to the size of my wrist/arm but do feel a standard watch is more comfortable for me when compared to a LHD


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[pb2au]

Just picked this up for a tool watch. Very much like the fit and the weight.

Not a watch to wear with a suit.

[MJZRolex]

Very different and would take me some time to get used to, but I really like the watch. I'm sure you'll have no problem with the adjustment.

[1William]

I own the LHD and enjoy everything about the watch. The only difference for me is visual and I can not detect a wear difference. I own the all four of the Pelagos watches in current production and to say they are a favorite is an understatement.

[brandrea]

It’s a beauty but I wonder the same

[jets]

Left Hand Diver.


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