I totally understand that, as can see the difference between my Aquaracer and my Seamaster. I really enjoy both, so it’s not an issue, but I have found myself looking to one up the Seamaster for any potential next purchase and there really is no need.
I think those look great and were great with the previous 5k price point. In March Breitling decided to change the movement to the B01. With this change came a price increase of 60%. This is now a 5k watch priced over 8k. Sixty bloody percent, unbelievable.
Nobody in the Connected community wishes to tell me if they are switching to proper watches.... so I assume not.
But it's had 60 views, it's not like no one's read it.
But those can all be non logged in silent spectators right? Or website crawlers like Google etc
Rolex-Tudor dealer here always has the on duty outside when open, what would it be like if they had models inside actually available to buy?
Rolex-Tudor dealer here always has the on duty outside when open, what would it be like if they had models inside actually available to buy?
And Martin is just casually observing what times the guards come and go, taking sneak photos of them from behind 😒 what are you planning bromigo
That don't look like Scotland to me Martin....
First and foremost, I’m a TAG Heuer enthusiast and my focus tends to stay on brand.
However, I’ve leaned a lot more about other watch brands from this thread, and it’s always enjoyable reading about everyone’s experience with different brands.
This past week, I saw the blue Tudor Pelagos in matte blue at an AD, and I really liked it. Then, while a friend helped me move some furniture yesterday, I noticed he was wearing a Black Bay (blue bezel, black dial). It was also very nice.
I see more and more why so many of you really like Tudor timepieces.
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