Tudor Boxes

[liuk3]

Is it just me, or are the Tudor Boxes simply waaaaay nicer than the boxes for Rolexes. The Tudor boxes have a lacquer finish, and they actually fit everything you are supposed to get (warranty card, instructions, extra strap, receipt, etc.). With the Rolex boxes, I feel like I am struggling to get the sleeve over the box, and for the small boxes for steel watches, they never seem to be able to fit all the materials included with the watch. If Tudors are supposed to be lower-end than Rolex, I definitely don't see it in the boxes. The Tudor boxes in my opinion are so much nicer than the Rolex ones. What's up with that, Rolex?

[ap1]

So to summarize

Rolex watch > Tudor watch

Tudor box > Rolex box

[liuk3]

Originally Posted by ap1

So to summarize

Rolex watch > Tudor watch

Tudor box > Rolex box

Ha ha. Nice Cliffs.

[beer]

Originally Posted by ap1

So to summarize

Rolex watch > Tudor watch

Tudor box > Rolex box

[Peterandwatches]

I do think Rolex boxes should be nicer, but I guess they are trying to reflect their history as a tool watch, rather than a luxury piece.

If they did improve their boxes, I'm sure they'd pass the additional cost onto the consumer tho, and none of us want that.

[liuk3]

Originally Posted by Peterandwatches

I do think Rolex boxes should be nicer, but I guess they are trying to reflect their history as a tool watch, rather than a luxury piece.

If they did improve their boxes, I'm sure they'd pass the additional cost onto the consumer tho, and none of us want that.

I don't even care that the Rolex boxes don't have a lacquer finish, but you'd think that they would design the container to actually fit all the materials included with the product. Seems nuts that they haven't figured out how to design their boxes just a little bit bigger for the small box to fit everything. Used to drive me nuts with my watches, but I may be the only one.

[Syed117]

Originally Posted by liuk3

I don't even care that the Rolex boxes don't have a lacquer finish, but you'd think that they would design the container to actually fit all the materials included with the product. Seems nuts that they haven't figured out how to design their boxes just a little bit bigger for the small box to fit everything. Used to drive me nuts with my watches, but I may be the only one.

You are not the only one.

People say that the box doesn't matter and that it gets put away in a closet somewhere. That may be true, but compared to where rolex stands in horology, their boxes are a joke.

At the very least, if they can't manage to fit everything inside the actual watch box, make the outer cardboard larger and with a separate section for documentation.

It's ridiculous that someone can go out and spend 10k, 20k...50k on a watch and it's presented in the type of box that rolex uses.

All they need is a nice wooden box with a dark green lacquer with the Rolex logo on top.

[Mr. K]

Rolex boxes are not the best, that is for sure.

[Old Expat Beast]

Only the Heritage line come with the black lacquer box. Everything else, including the Pelagos and North Flag usually comes with the less attractive, faux leather box, as far as I know.

[liuk3]

Originally Posted by Old Expat Beast

Only the Heritage line come with the black lacquer box. Everything else, including the Pelagos and North Flag usually comes with the less attractive, faux leather box, as far as I know.

I bet those other boxes, though, likely adequately hold all the material that is supposed to come with those watches?

[chadstone30]

Originally Posted by liuk3

Is it just me, or are the Tudor Boxes simply waaaaay nicer than the boxes for Rolexes. The Tudor boxes have a lacquer finish, and they actually fit everything you are supposed to get (warranty card, instructions, extra strap, receipt, etc.). With the Rolex boxes, I feel like I am struggling to get the sleeve over the box, and for the small boxes for steel watches, they never seem to be able to fit all the materials included with the watch. If Tudors are supposed to be lower-end than Rolex, I definitely don't see it in the boxes. The Tudor boxes in my opinion are so much nicer than the Rolex ones. What's up with that, Rolex?

Can you post a pic. I've never seen one.

[liuk3]

Originally Posted by chadstone30

Can you post a pic. I've never seen one.

Here you go. We'll see if this works. I'm not much of a photographer (used my iPhone) and haven't really posted many pics on this forum.

[chadstone30]

Originally Posted by liuk3

Here you go.

Looks good. Thanks!

[Dyim]

Cheap Rolex box is ok with me. One less reason for them to increase the price.

[kromdom]

slow Friday, eh?

[Javier2.0t]

Originally Posted by kromdom

slow Friday, eh?

No slower than any other day. Packaging is very important to a product. Apple was praised as much for their packaging as for their product. I love when the companies put lots of thought into it. Example: I have the Speedmaster with the new box, and the extra quality is great, I have it on display in my computer room.

[liuk3]

Originally Posted by kromdom

slow Friday, eh?

Guess you're one of the lucky ones who've never been bothered about the boxes that the steel Rolexes come in. You're probably just lucky to have PM Rolexes. LOL.

[kromdom]

Javier, you are correct and agree with you 100%.

However, earlier today there was a thread about Rolex and vegetables....my comment stays :)

[Javier2.0t]

Originally Posted by kromdom

Javier, you are correct and agree with you 100%.

However, earlier today there was a thread about Rolex and vegetables....my comment stays :)

Haha ok ok.

[watchwatcher]

They do have nice boxes.

[japenney]

If you think Tudor boxes are nice you should check out what comes with the new Omega speed master its amazing...NATO strap, Velcro strap, coin, books, loupe, tool for changing straps, history books, and more. It actually comes in a chest.

[josephvman]

Agreed! The newest Speedy Pro reference has a box that's totally over the top! It's actually the only box I've got that hasn't been tossed in a closet, and has been sitting on my dresser since I got the watch.

Originally Posted by japenney

If you think Tudor boxes are nice you should check out what comes with the new Omega speed master its amazing...NATO strap, Velcro strap, coin, books, loupe, tool for changing straps, history books, and more. It actually comes in a chest.

[droptopman]

Rolex boxes have always sucked...I was surprised how nice the Tudor box that my BB black came in. Very nice and everything fit nicely inside.
That Speedy box is awesome 👍🏻
At the end of the day the box is not a big deal to me, but it is kind of comical.