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24 December 2019, 03:59 AM | #31 |
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No it does not
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24 December 2019, 04:10 AM | #32 |
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If those were the criteria, a G-Shock would win every time.
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24 December 2019, 04:25 AM | #33 |
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You have a point
But if we look at something else like the finishing My speedmaster is not better than any of my Tudor Somehow people always look at the price And if an omega costs 7k and a Tudor 4.5k they think the omega must be better Unfortunately that is not correct I’m not saying a Tudor is better than an omega.... but just don’t take it for granted that the omega is better than the Tudor They are in the same league
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24 December 2019, 04:43 AM | #35 |
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As a generality Omega are typically higher quality imo, but also much more expensive and overpriced new vs used market. Tudor will outsource some movements and/or share with other brands such as Breitling. The rivet bracelets just are not for me either, I think they are trying waaaayyyy too hard with them. That said Tudor imo are some of the best values on the market. As others have said many different references so tough to make more generalities for me.
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Problem with omega in recent times is the design is not consistent and the limitless number of ‘limited’ editions. Eg Bond OHMSS 50th anniversary sea-master. Limited to “just” 7007 pieces. That’s a shit ton of a niche watch like this meaning on the secondary market you’ll lose probably half of you ever come to sell. Meanwhile, special editions like the moon watch 50th are rare as hens’ teeth. I.e the one people actually want can’t be had easily at list.
Movement is good, finishing is decent but the value proposition is about more than that to lots of people who like to change watches and lets be honest, who in the current climate is going to pick up brand new omegas at list prices when they can be had at significant discounts lightly used. Meanwhile some tudors are almost (BB58, gmt) hanging on to their value at flipping time. Personally I doubt I’ll ever any of my meagre collection but to serious collectors I think value retention is a big deal regardless of quality differential over Tudor. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
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I would take Omega ahead of Tudor and I would take Rolex ahead of Omega. Omega make some nice watches. To be honest I don't really understand Tudor. I can't see how what they are offering is worth the price they ask.
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24 December 2019, 05:12 AM | #38 |
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Omega is in a different class to Tudor. It’s not even a comparison.
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I think everyone that knows enough about watches will say Tudor Offers probably the best quality for the price they ask. With a wink you often hear it’s Rolex but without the price you have to pay for the huge marketing I can understand they are not tour taste but how can you say their price is questionable ?????
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That in itself is very generic, but, I think based on the replies, you can tell that many people who ‘know’ watches, including myself, would say Omega. |
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If you can deal with the thickness of a Planet Ocean I think it's a far better piece in terms of quality and manufacturing than the BB58. Totally different aesthetically though. |
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I am VERY impressed with the newer Omegas. To me Tudor will always be the almost Rolex. So in this can Id rather have an all the way Omega vs an almost Rolex
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It is but a BMW M car is “better” than a Ford Focus RS but then it should be given the price differential and then a porsche is better than the bmw. The omega is definitely better than the black bay but again so it should be given it’s about 50 per cent more.
I do like omega models but I can’t swallow the losses at the moment should I need the cash. That’s probably reason not to buy anything so I’ll sit tight for now. I love aqua terra, love seamaster 300 retro, love diver 300m and moonwatch sapphire and grey side and hope to own some of these one day but feel my money would be safer in Rolex and probably Tudor (in the right models..) in these strange times. Appreciate the quality but not the whole value proposition right now if that makes sense. Yeah omega is better but is is better value overall. Not sure it is. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
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Yep. And they also omit the fact that "for some reason" the Omegas are heavily discounted on the online market - far from the official recommended retail prices quoted on Omega's website.
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Haha yea right out of the Rolex play book
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This really depends on the model. My 2017 Speedmaster wasn’t much of a watch compared to my 2017 and 2018 Tudors. Not particularly well finished. Not accurate. Lower quality bracelet. Worse clasp. Nice big box though. And $1500 off retail brand new.
I haven’t checked out the new seamasters though. They look nice. I do find all omega bracelets garish, even compared to the Tudor’s rivets. |
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Tudor make a great watch for the price. The price you pay is a fairly unrefined and slab sided case in most cases. Omega finishing is generally better IMO although movements from both are great. Omega are also a bit more daring in their design. Just depends what you want. |
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For the Newbies: You should do a search on TRF on how heated the “Rolex vs Omega” threads use to get. The Rolex vs Omega comparison is legendary and always the battle cry for some serious technical debate with some heavyweight boxing just for the fun of it. All other brand comparisons are just a school yard tussle.
Tudor won’t be in the same zip code of heated exchanges. You might get a much closer and a more equal debate between Tag Heuer and Tudor. |
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Omega for me.
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Tudor guys are putting on airs to compare with Omega. |
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I think they offer both fantastic watches
Tudor is perfect value for money and you will enjoy both. I love the SMP more btw |
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Omega needs to stop making quartz versions, imho
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P.S, talking of people who ‘know’ about watches.
If anyone can tell me what watch my photo was of, I will be seriously, seriously, impressed. |
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