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Good info. Thanks for sharing.

Very cool. Congrats!

I think it did. I have since sold my king turtle and bought a SPB151 Willard. Haven’t done a review on it yet.

Very nice! Thanks for watching and thanks for your service.

@@KVDesigns-s1i 🤣 thanks for watching and commenting.

Very nice enjoys it’s a great watch. Merry Xmas.

Glad you got yours!

It is a great watch. Thanks for watching and commenting.

Much appreciated.

Great to hear!

I have had both but I think I prefer my Willard for the horology and military history. But the king turtle is awesome option also.

I would just go to their website.

Very nice. Thanks for watching and commenting.

It’s a reworked in house salietta

@ my english is not amazing, but if i understand correctly, its a movement from salietta and they reworked it in house?

@@marcvanderdeure5386I stand corrected. All the movements are in house created and built. No selitta movements. They have over 30 in house movements.

It’s a great watch. I don’t wear mine as much as I used to but still solid. A time grapher is a cool tool to have. Thanks for watching and commenting.

@@DivingIntoWatches-jb5ri The worst with Boliva, is that they have too many great models. I bought the blue Wilton GMT and had to buy the one in black. Bought the Lunar Pilot in black, and just had to buy the blue on white. Bought the grey 262kHz Marine Star… you get the picture! 😂

To logically disagree with the statement, one could argue that the value of a luxury watch like the Tudor Pelagos is not solely determined by the functional aspects, but also by the brand reputation, craftsmanship, materials, and design that contribute to its higher price. While a more affordable watch might offer similar core features like water resistance, accuracy, and durability, the Tudor Pelagos offers a level of refinement and heritage that can't easily be quantified in terms of functionality alone. Brand Heritage and Craftsmanship: Tudor, as a sister brand to Rolex, benefits from decades of watchmaking expertise. The craftsmanship, design, and finishing are likely to be of higher quality than less expensive alternatives, which can justify the premium for many buyers who value this expertise and legacy. Material Quality: The Tudor Pelagos is made from titanium, a material that is lighter and more resistant to corrosion than stainless steel, which might not be found in other watches in the same price range. This advanced material technology could be considered a significant upgrade over more basic materials used in lower-cost watches. Resale Value: Tudor watches, like other luxury brands, tend to hold their value better over time compared to mass-produced alternatives. The price difference can be justified if you consider the potential for long-term value retention. Design and Exclusivity: Luxury watches often come with unique design elements, limited editions, or features that appeal to collectors or those who enjoy a more refined product. The price premium can be justified by the desire for exclusivity or distinctive styling that sets the Tudor apart from more generic options. In conclusion, while the price difference may seem large at first glance, the higher cost of the Tudor Pelagos can be justified through factors that go beyond mere functionality, like craftsmanship, materials, resale value, and exclusivity.

Thanks. I know you can buy a cyclops and add it onto the glass after the fact. Never done it though. Thanks for watching and commenting.

I see where you’re coming from, but I’d disagree. While the Tudor Pelagos is significantly more expensive than the Tactical Frog (TF), the difference in quality, craftsmanship, and heritage justifies the price for many. The Pelagos offers a superior titanium case, a more refined in-house movement with a longer power reserve, and a professional-grade finish that sets it apart from homages. The bezel play and movement in the TF might be “good enough” for the price, but they don’t come close to the Pelagos’ precision and functionality-especially for serious divers or collectors who value reliability and pedigree. Ultimately, it depends on what you’re prioritizing: value for money or the complete package that Tudor delivers. For me, the Pelagos wins hands down.

Good info. Thanks for sharing.

I appreciate your perspective, but I respectfully disagree. Many people who invest in high-end watches do so for reasons beyond status or judgment of others. For some, it’s about craftsmanship, heritage, or the sentimental value attached to owning something meticulously made. Others see it as an appreciation for art and engineering or even as a reminder of a major accomplishment in life, like finishing my degree or completing 21 years in the Army. That said, an Invicta or any other watch that meets your needs and brings you joy holds its own value, and there’s room for all preferences in the world of watches.

It’s just a good entry level watch for price.

Yes that is a part that sucks, it should have been titanium.

@@doomthespacemarine4998 very good analogy. Thanks for watching and commenting.

“Ah, the classic ‘moon landing was fake’ argument-a bold stance for someone who probably thinks their Casio is a secret government tracker. Stay strong, truth-seeker, and don’t forget to recharge your conspiracy batteries under the chemtrail-filled sky.” Thanks for watching and commenting.

Which green screen? The one in Russia or Oval Office?

Going to have to disagree with you. Mine sapphire, and this is directly from Citizen website, "Sapphire Crystal Superior scratch resistance and hardness". Even on the back of the case its says sapphire crystal. Typically $1K and up watches always come with Sapphire crystal. Yes there are exceptions but in this case there is not. Thanks for watching and commenting. www.citizenwatch.com/us/en/product/AV0090-50A.html.

It’s a great watch. Enjoy. Thanks for watching and commenting.

@ great review. Done bought 2 watches because of your reviews. lol.

😂well thanks for watching again and again.

Thanks much appreciated. Thanks for watching and commenting.

Totally agree. A lot of people will say ISO certification means nothing. It means a lot especially depending on how you plan to use that watch. I always looked at like an extra layer of protection and security. Thanks for watching and commenting.

It’s a great watch. Thanks for watching and commenting.

Mine is still under warranty so that wont happen any time soon, but I also dont think the movement is anything work looking at. I think if it was they would have put an exhibition case back on it. Thanks for watching and commenting.

I agree, they definitely stand like 4k. Thanks for watching and commenting.

Very cool. Thanks for your service and thanks for watching and commenting.

No idea could have come down to cost, adds up over thousand of units not sure. You could get new Tudor Pelagos GMT, for a luxury watch super nice. Love my Tudor Pelagos FXD. Thanks for watching and commenting.

Very cool. Sounds like you need a Tudor now 😂. Thanks for watching and commenting.

Very cool info. Did not know that. Thanks for sharing. Thanks for commenting and watching.