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rajurama · Yesterday, 01:10 AM

Well the response on this thread didn't really match the expectations of Todor fans ... but yea I use my Tudor as a beater and a travel watch to unfamiliar territories , i bought it for that reason itself but not really liking it more or less over the years... Its a great value proposition swiss watch.

rajen · Yesterday, 01:37 AM

I have enjoyed and continue to enjoy the modern Tudors. Childish to suggest they are made to be inferior to Rolex on purpose. They do though have to set themselves apart from Rolex. My personal favorites are the BB58 and FXD series and the new Monochrome.

RichM · Yesterday, 04:19 AM

Has anyone grown to appreciate Tudor more and more over time?

Yes

Last March I wanted to buy an Explorer I. I was not going to dance through hoops or pay a premium so I wound up buying a Ranger. I couldn’t be happier. It hasn’t been off my wrist since I bought it.

MickCollins1916 · Yesterday, 05:28 AM

Although I responded above, this thread needs more pics…and it inspired me to bust out this one today for the first time in ages.

Dom9 · Yesterday, 06:44 AM

Massive fan of vintage Tudors but just couldn't get on with the Black Bay range and wasn't sold on the Pelagos. One day, I found myself sitting and thinking what my perfect fantasy watch would be and I came to the conclusion it was a MilSub 5517 cased Snowflake of sorts, full 60min insert, etc. Then I realised that the modern version of that is basically the black FXD, got offered a fantastic deal at an AD that was closing their concession, bought it and... absolutely love it!!!

YoyoGift8 · Yesterday, 08:27 AM

There are certain Tudors that I like specifically the BB58 & the Big Block chronograph.

lee fowler · Yesterday, 08:28 AM

Loving my new Chrono!

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vesnyder · Yesterday, 08:43 AM

I really love what Tudor is doing these days. I purchased two (GMT with the Opaline dial, and the blue chrono) and they get the majority of my wrist time.

nick800 · Yesterday, 09:27 AM

If you own a Rolex, no.

Seo · Yesterday, 10:03 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by nick800

If you own a Rolex, no.

Owning 8 Rolexes I’ve really come to appreciate Tudor.

willywilson · Yesterday, 10:20 AM

I haven't bought in on Tudor designs yet. The designs don't appeal to me- including the bracelets. The hands are very wide. I'd probably go Omega and Grand Seiko over Tudor in the price range.

jstan9 · Yesterday, 12:04 PM

I need to give you pictures!

My Tudor journey started with the North Flag. I then added the blue black bay 39. And, last summer,in London, the incredible opaline gmt. Tudors are amazing and, as you suggest, Tudor is what Rolex once was, many decades ago..

jstan9 · Yesterday, 12:05 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by vesnyder

I really love what Tudor is doing these days. I purchased two (GMT with the Opaline dial, and the blue chrono) and they get the majority of my wrist time.

Yep. Me too.

Dan Pierce · Yesterday, 09:33 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by nick800

If you own a Rolex, no.

I've owned Patek, still own a Rolex, Tudor is my favorite.
dP

Dave O · Yesterday, 10:36 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by nick800

If you own a Rolex, no.

Own 14 watches, 6 Rolex's, Breguet, Omega, Breitling, MB&F and my Tudor Chrono and GMT. The Tudor's get just as much wrist time if not more than the rest in my rotation.

1William · Yesterday, 10:50 PM

Picked up the Tudor Black Bay Pro yesterday, slightly pre-owned. I am liking it and enjoying the size difference from most of my other watches.

Token74 · Yesterday, 11:39 PM

Yep. Not such a fan of references that are similar to Rolex, but recently picked up a Bronze Black Bay and love it.

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codecow · Yesterday, 11:40 PM

I like the new colors and the F1 deal. I like the F1 watch I got from them as a literal novelty and as a beater. I banged it into my desk a few times last week and not a mark on it!

rmagoo57 · Today, 12:24 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by YoyoGift8

There are certain Tudors that I like specifically the BB58 & the Big Block chronograph.

Same here. I also have a slightly tarnished BB 925

KatGirl · Today, 01:08 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by 1William

Picked up the Tudor Black Bay Pro yesterday, slightly pre-owned. I am liking it and enjoying the size difference from most of my other watches.

That’s a nice one! How do you find the thickness?

Kat

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Toproll85 · Today, 04:23 AM

I agree that it is good value for money.
The latest bracelets are great.
But for me, the chronos or GMTs are too thick...at least not the best proportions for me...or the gilt which I don't like.
Each time there has been something which has not made me take the plunge at the AD.
I am always offered one or made to try some or the new ones when I come for my Rolexes.
I think the BB58s are best in all this, for me.

It could be a good first watch for when my son is old and mature enough for it, but personally I'm passing.

Yesterday, 01:10 AM	#121
rajurama "TRF" Member Join Date: Oct 2008 Real Name: Rick Location: Wakanda Watch: amacallit Posts: 2,148	Well the response on this thread didn't really match the expectations of Todor fans ... but yea I use my Tudor as a beater and a travel watch to unfamiliar territories , i bought it for that reason itself but not really liking it more or less over the years... Its a great value proposition swiss watch. __________________ रोलेक्स

Yesterday, 04:19 AM	#123
RichM 2025 TitaniumYM Pledge Member Join Date: Mar 2015 Real Name: Richie Location: "Nowhere Man" Watch: out now,take care! Posts: 30,358	Has anyone grown to appreciate Tudor more and more over time? Yes Last March I wanted to buy an Explorer I. I was not going to dance through hoops or pay a premium so I wound up buying a Ranger. I couldn’t be happier. It hasn’t been off my wrist since I bought it. Attached Images __________________ "I love to work at nothing all day" TRF #139960

Yesterday, 06:44 AM	#125
Dom9 "TRF" Member Join Date: Feb 2023 Real Name: Dom Location: United Kingdom Watch: SD16600 & 9411 Posts: 512	Massive fan of vintage Tudors but just couldn't get on with the Black Bay range and wasn't sold on the Pelagos. One day, I found myself sitting and thinking what my perfect fantasy watch would be and I came to the conclusion it was a MilSub 5517 cased Snowflake of sorts, full 60min insert, etc. Then I realised that the modern version of that is basically the black FXD, got offered a fantastic deal at an AD that was closing their concession, bought it and... absolutely love it!!! __________________ Rolex 16610, 16600, 4 x Tudor 9411/0, 79090 and an FXD

Yesterday, 08:28 AM	#127
lee fowler 2025 TitaniumYM Pledge Member Join Date: Apr 2015 Location: UK Watch: GMT Posts: 2,566	Loving my new Chrono! Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk __________________ Instagram: @lee1563

Yesterday, 08:43 AM	#128
vesnyder "TRF" Member Join Date: Nov 2018 Real Name: Vance Location: North Coast Watch: GMT II Posts: 1,595	I really love what Tudor is doing these days. I purchased two (GMT with the Opaline dial, and the blue chrono) and they get the majority of my wrist time. Attached Images

Yesterday, 01:37 AM	#122
rajen "TRF" Member Join Date: Jan 2013 Location: ny Posts: 27	I have enjoyed and continue to enjoy the modern Tudors. Childish to suggest they are made to be inferior to Rolex on purpose. They do though have to set themselves apart from Rolex. My personal favorites are the BB58 and FXD series and the new Monochrome.

Yesterday, 05:28 AM	#124
MickCollins1916 2025 Pledge Member Join Date: Jan 2014 Real Name: Bill Location: Baltimore, MD Watch: 116600 SD4K Posts: 3,328	Although I responded above, this thread needs more pics…and it inspired me to bust out this one today for the first time in ages.

Yesterday, 08:27 AM	#126
YoyoGift8 2025 Pledge Member Join Date: Jan 2012 Location: MNL/Henderson NV Watch: Rolex Posts: 1,002	There are certain Tudors that I like specifically the BB58 & the Big Block chronograph.

Yesterday, 09:27 AM	#129
nick800 "TRF" Member Join Date: Feb 2017 Location: USA Posts: 1,597	If you own a Rolex, no.

Yesterday, 10:20 AM	#131
willywilson "TRF" Member Join Date: Feb 2025 Location: Kansas Posts: 84	I haven't bought in on Tudor designs yet. The designs don't appeal to me- including the bracelets. The hands are very wide. I'd probably go Omega and Grand Seiko over Tudor in the price range.

Yesterday, 12:04 PM	#132
jstan9 "TRF" Member Join Date: Jul 2017 Real Name: Jon Location: Bay Area Watch: Rolex GMT BLNR Posts: 1,354	I need to give you pictures! My Tudor journey started with the North Flag. I then added the blue black bay 39. And, last summer,in London, the incredible opaline gmt. Tudors are amazing and, as you suggest, Tudor is what Rolex once was, many decades ago.. __________________ Platinum YM, BLNR, Rhodium YM, Tudor North Flag

Yesterday, 10:50 PM	#136
1William 2025 TitaniumYM Pledge Member Join Date: Nov 2010 Location: North Carolina Watch: Rolex/Others Posts: 49,068	Picked up the Tudor Black Bay Pro yesterday, slightly pre-owned. I am liking it and enjoying the size difference from most of my other watches. Attached Images

Yesterday, 11:39 PM	#137
Token74 "TRF" Member Join Date: Dec 2012 Real Name: Vince Location: England Watch: Too many! Posts: 5,751	Yep. Not such a fan of references that are similar to Rolex, but recently picked up a Bronze Black Bay and love it. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk __________________ Time is limited, make every second count. Patek Philippe Nautilus 5990 - AP Royal Oak 15300 - AP Royal Oak 15450 Blue - AP Royal Oak 15450 Silver - AP Royal Oak Offshore 26480 - Royal Oak Offshore 15710 - Rolex Sea Dweller 116600 - Rolex Daytona 116519 - Rolex GMT 126710 BLRO - Omega Speedmaster Reduced - JLC Reverso GMT Moonphase - TAG Microtimer - Dent Pocket Watch - JLC Atmos Phases de lune

Yesterday, 11:40 PM	#138
codecow 2025 Pledge Member Join Date: Feb 2013 Real Name: Louis Location: Bay Area, CA Watch: Le Mans Posts: 5,522	I like the new colors and the F1 deal. I like the F1 watch I got from them as a literal novelty and as a beater. I banged it into my desk a few times last week and not a mark on it!

Today, 04:23 AM	#141
Toproll85 "TRF" Member Join Date: Oct 2019 Location: Switzerland Posts: 448	I agree that it is good value for money. The latest bracelets are great. But for me, the chronos or GMTs are too thick...at least not the best proportions for me...or the gilt which I don't like. Each time there has been something which has not made me take the plunge at the AD. I am always offered one or made to try some or the new ones when I come for my Rolexes. I think the BB58s are best in all this, for me. It could be a good first watch for when my son is old and mature enough for it, but personally I'm passing. __________________ 116500LN ¦ 116610LV ¦ 126505 ¦ 126515LN ¦ 126655 ¦ 126600 ¦ 126710BLNR ¦ 126715CHNR ¦ 226570 ¦ 226659 Grönefeld 1941 RCF ¦ H. Moser Heritage Dual Time ¦ JLC Q1308470 ¦ L&S 1815 Up/Down ¦ L&S Zeitwerk Date ¦ UN Freak X carbonium

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