Rolex & Tudor

[Old Expat Beast]

Originally Posted by douglasf13

After reading all your darn Tudor posts for years, you've got me on here yelling like an old man about them!

Great 3,000th post, by the way

[douglasf13]

Originally Posted by Old Expat Beast

Great 3,000th post, by the way

[Mick8moses]

I think the only reason to compare these two watches is to stir up a little trouble :)

There are obvious differences in materials, aesthetics, bracelets and movements.

Let's just say they are both excellent watches at their respective price points.

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[liuk3]

Whenever you start a post with, "I don't want to offend anyone. ...," you are probably offending someone.

I have a Tudor BBB ETA and absolutely love it as much as my Rolexes.

[opawlows]

2017 has been all about Tudor for me. Picked up my first in June and it has been a slippery slope since! Some pics of my additions:

[douglasf13]

Originally Posted by opawlows

2017 has been all about Tudor for me. Picked up my first in June and it has been a slippery slope since! Some pics of my additions:

[CPRWATCH]

Originally Posted by liuk3

Whenever you start a post with, "I don't want to offend anyone. ...," you are probably offending someone.

I have a Tudor BBB ETA and absolutely love it as much as my Rolexes.

"I don't want to offend anyone" , but I really like Tudor watches . Obviously I don't mean to offend anyone's sensitive nature but honestly I do

[Ballaratboy]

Still lovin' my new BB

[ajas]

Originally Posted by douglasf13

Hey, thanks. To be honest, I could probably convince myself to swing a Rolex DayDate, financially, since I would get a lot of use out of it, but I just have no interest in precious metals. My watch probably doesn't even break 90g on the scale, which I love. I even wear a steel wedding ring!

I agree. Thus may be one Tudor I would consider. Functional and sharp looking. In addition money saved could be spend elsewhere

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[douglasf13]

Originally Posted by ajas

I agree. Thus may be one Tudor I would consider. Functional and sharp looking. In addition money saved could be spend elsewhere

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Yeah, the 76200 comes on a nice Tudor-style jubilee, but, because I prefer Oyster, I sourced the folded links Tudor Oyster bracelet, which is super lightweight and thin like vintage bracelets.

[Nikrnic]

I had a red bay but soon the honeymoon ended. Great watch but wasn't getting wrist time as a couple others. I sold 3 and bought another Roley.