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8 July 2024, 10:32 AM | #2 |
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Real Name: Michael
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Every time you read something about Tudor not being true in-house it’s from someone that doesn’t know kinessi was started by Tudor and is headed up by a Tudor man.
Tudor was first to go to 70 hours and their silicon technology is licensed to them from Rolex. Generally people report Tudor as tracking better accuracy than Rolex. Interestingly now that Tudor is moving to the Master Chronometer standard, they are doing this with no change other than branding to the calibre. If you value the standard then it’s a clear advantage over Rolex. Tactically, it was a smart move from Tudor and tricky one for Rolex. In many ways this was a no win move for Rolex. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Pro |
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