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One of the most desirable and difficult watches to actually buy at the moment is the Rolex Cosmograph Daytona, the most recent iteration of one of the most storied automatic chronographs in watch history. However, given the fact that a ceramic Daytona will likely trade for at least 3x retail price, it's only reasonable to take a look at some more attainable options. So in this video, I'll highlight some of the best alternatives to the Daytona on the market today, looking only at automatic watches and, as you'd expect, more affordable price points compared to the current Daytona market value. If you guys like these "alternatives" videos, be sure to comment some other watches we might use for this concept!
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I find it laughable that someone would buy a Speedy with the intent of seeing it as an alternative to a Daytona. It doesn’t need to be an alternative. It is its own icon.
Agree
It's ludicrous for people who buy a Rolex they are not that good, there's a ton of fake models and if you got the money buy a Zenith, if not get the Hamilton, I would also consider the Tudor basically is the same watch as is the cheaper Rolex is like buying a Hyundai and a KIA same shit different name
Absolutely 💯 agree 👍I like both but the Omega speedmaster MW is just special a piece of history
@@havr1979 The Tudor s that were amazing are the Prince Big block and Tiger chronographs. I love they resembled the early years of the Rolex Daytona except with a cyclops date window. I hope Tudor brings them back exactly 💯 like they were
@@havr1979 I agree 👍 I just wish instead of the date window on the new Tudor chronograph they gave it a 12 hour counter. That would have been perfect 👌
Teddy, great job producing the best watch content out there, consistently. I’m busy, and you are respectful of that with your concise approach, but not at the expense of thoroughness. Your filming is professional grade and you speak to the audience with organic enthusiasm. Big thumbs up!
Really appreciate this comment, Brent. Have a great weekend ahead!
I agree and have said the same thing. I do not think there is any other channel that goes to the effort and lengths that Teddy does. I sort of pick at him about all of these newer watches stating in the manuals not to do this and that with them. What ever happened to buying a watch and just wearing for everything you do? Teddy has some of the best of everything for sale on his sight. But he also lets you know and honestly says I know you like this and that but if you want to do that you need this type of watch. Got hooked on these watch channels several years ago and started watching them when I was off several months for surgeries. And they have seemed to just multiply into a plethora of channels. Viewed a few from Teddy from 2017 and 2018 and he was on track then as well. I am sure that in his quiver is a watch or watches that would fit anyone's needs and wants.
@@jeffcline7689 @Jeff Cline You two gotta be kidding... for example in all the 'tutorials' or comparisons in which he's featured chronographs he hasn't once discussed central minutes hands, 12hr registers or even the pros & cons of 30, 45 & 60 minute sub dials - all essential considerations for someone who might want to time everyday events far more easily than by using a phone or smartwatch. Like most channels he throws around phrases like tool watch without even understanding their meanings.
He's affable and he can make very good content but to say he's thorough is kinda depressing.
@@anonimushbosh OK I will go with you on that. Not being a pundit I cannot contest you expressions.
These are absolutely CLASS alternatives. Thank you sooo much! You know…. I got the Daytona a few months ago & I just haven’t fully bonded woth it. Honestly, Daytona is a bit overhyped & I hope soon it won’t always be the benchmark of purchasing a chronograph.
I'd go for the Zenith or the Speedy Professional, even ahead of the Daytona
no you wouldn’t
Lol. You’re probably in middle school. Wtf are you talking about buying watches for?
Not the Omega, but the Zenith maybe...
The Speedy doesn't look good
Fantastic alternatives. The Zenith really stood above the rest, absolutely beautiful dial and movement. The Breitling looked fantastic as well. Of course you can't go wrong with the Omega but I think I actually prefer the Zenith. Never thought I'd say that.
The Omega and Heuer stood the most out to me but they're all absolute jaw-droppers👄
The Zenith and the Tudor called to me as well. Would love to have a timepiece with the El Primero powering it
I personally think Rolex is just like Apple (Iphone) in terms of sales. The reason why they're so sought after is because "Its a Rolex" or "Its Apple". One could argue the percentage of enthusiasts is not a lot. Most people buy the aforementioned brands just because most people have them- and also maybe they look good and are reliable, and I dont blame them. Idk, just a thought.
it costs less than US$300 to manufacture a steel rolex. not everyone wants to be ripped off
Idk they make some beauties
But yeah definitely overrated
There is clearly a difference: a Rolex was, is and always will be a luxury item. As a professional I work with MacBook and iPhone because it is economical to do so. Yes, they are a bit more expensive, but from direct comparison and experience I can definitely say that over the lifecycle of four years (I am not a kid that needs the latest item each year just to feel comfortable in its peer group) you save so much in time and nerves because they work without a service nerd or maintenance guru, that I would never ever get myself an Android phone or PC. The price tag you can see on the item isn't everything you pay for.
@@christophneuschaeffer7489 rolex is a luxury item for peasants like you maybe. rolex was and is a tool watch - and a crappy one at that with outdated technology. only true tools like you would subscribe to their rebranding themselves as a luxury watch. but hey, 80% of westerners are peasants and easy to fool
@@redcapitalist Rolex is not a luxury for me, it is something I can easily live without. As a Red Capitalist you might be pleased to know that this White Communist wears a Seagull 1963. A 300 $ chronograph made in the worker's paradise, that killed dozens of million of its own people while making a giant leap forward in the 1950s and during its cultural revolution in the 1960s.
For all the watch enthusiasts who love to gaze at the watches with little watches on the dials this is right on the money.
For anyone hoping to see a comparison of chronographs based on features, functions or even timing lengths I feel your frustration!
It says something when at grey market prices for a Panda Daytona, you can also buy Speedy Pro + Zenith Chronomaster + Tudor Panda Chrono at retail...
And have around 10-15k left over
Literally could get all the watches in this video for the same secondary trading value of ceramic Daytona in 2021. That trio you mentioned alone is enough to prove the point. Craziness
But no Daytona
I love my Speedy and just ordered the Chronomaster Sport yesterday. Should be here in a couple days and can't wait.
Omega speedmaster racing, for me, is the best alternative. It offers the same general look, white dial option on stainless with a tapering bracelet that includes micro adjustability in the clasp, black ceramic bezel, and probably even better finishing than the daytona. It features an in house manufactured Co-Axial master chronometer 9900 movement, 60 hours power reserve, accurate to 0 to +5 seconds, and has the added benefit of being completely anti magnetic with it's si14 balance spring. It's honestly probably a better technical watch than the Daytona, without the ridiculous hype and gray market price that more than doubles it's MSRP cost.
Go for a used IWC Chronograph like the 3717 which is superb, classic and will only appreciate in value.
The most interesting chrono in the $2000 price bracket is probably Hanhart 417 ES, not the Hamilton. Such a rich history and lots of influence.
agreed!
I am waiting the new Daytona, rumored for 2023, with the tachymeter scale converted to a Viagra optimization scale, to be synched with the roofie-onset timer subdial at 3, as this is the only real-world function the modern Daytona wearer would actually have for a chronograph-- while at a Dubai disco, of course. The hour aggregator subdial would of course be converted to a suite-sterilization countdown timer for extra security.
Bought the Tudor reverse panda. Love the “vintage” mechanical look in stainless steel. Very happy with it and wear it everyday
Lucky! I've been trying to buy one but nobody has them in stock. Tudor is just as bad as rolex. Unfortunately the ones online are 1-2k above MSRP
@@dustindodge5974 , probably indeed lucky. On my holiday in Swiss i sort of stumbled on one at a dealer in Sainkt Moritz. He said no discount since it’s a new model. I didn’t even know that but just liked it. When i got home my son almost flipped over the fact that i found one. Pure coincidence 😊
Another great vid, Teddy!
Personally I prefer the older 4-digit Daytonas (panda and reverse) because they are actually LEGIBLE! Only a few colour combinations of modern Daytona are easy to read IMO. Anyway, another iconic 3-6-9 chronograph is the Breguet Type XX, no?
Good call on the Breguet. Didn’t consider it as it has those aviation undertones similar to many Breitling chronos. Certainly worthy of consideration.
Breitling 8.5k vs Zenith 10k: for me, no match, just save some more and get the El Primero
The Daytona is only $13k why not just save an extra month or two and get the real deal?
@@toadamine I understand the Daytona is glamorous and hot. Not my piece of cake however. Technically zenith is nowhere below the Daytona. Plus, but that’s not the point, bet you know very well that no dealer will readily hand over a Daytona at the retail price point. It’s a long long wait. I’d get the Zenith anyway.
This reminds me quite a bit of yesterdays post in r/watches asking for an alternative to the Zenith El Primero... :D
Daytona of course 😂
I own a speedy, just as if not more iconic.
Always learning something on this channel. Would like to see your top 10 great automatic watches with a great power reserve. Keep it up Teddy.
I always fancied the Alpha daytona with the Seagull st19 movement. The Parnis quartz has the best case
though.
Don't discount that ST19 movement. It's solid and reliable.
Another great option is the Chronograph Sport family from Farer. They have four models that are racing inspired, great specs and with their own unique design. At the same price as the Hamiltons, the Farer chronos are a great option.
If you are near the Zenith price I’m thinking the JLC Master Chronograph.
Speedy is an icon of its own. I don't know anyone who would want a Daytona and buy Speedmaster instead. Zenith chronomaster sport is the best option in my opinion. It has its own history being the first chronograph, but if I gotta be honest the bezel is heavily Daytona inspired. Where Daytona design evolves naturally, zenith just slaps that bezel on their Chrono hoping to bite that Daytona cake. There are a few things to consider before buying.
Tudor BB Choice for me followed closely by the Breitling B01. Honourable mention to the Hamilton Intramatic Chrono - a great piece as well.
The Zenith is amazing! 👌 ❤️
The Daytona should be an alternative to the Zenith... Zenith is the better watch and looks much nicer!
Idk if I agree with it looking "much nicer". The Zenith is definitely a classy looking watch, but the way that the sub dials are kind of smushed together kinda bothers me.
I don’t know. The Rolex is thinner, has an excellent bracelet, and has a great movement.
The Zenith is definitely not the better watch. Of the two for uses by most people. The Zenith basically has one thing on the Daytona (the fast chronograph hand), and that's it. Most other points (size, readability, movement utility especially with that power reserve, bracelet, etc.) all seem to go to the Daytona.
@@sylinmino ‘cept the Zenith also has a date complication, the 36,000 vph also provides a better level of accuracy, albeit at the cost of a shorter power reserve…. it’s better value for money and is actually available at a discount to list…so how does the Daytona win exactly?
@@dougm659 well for a few reasons.
1. Date is nice, granted. The reason I didn't mention it is because it's subjective to tastes.
2. 36000 is theoritcally better for accuracy, but Zenith is not public with their actual accuracy numbers, and Rolex is (-2 to +2). So can't really be compared, and if they can it's a VERY small difference.
3. 72 hour power reserve is WAY more useful to most users. Going from 2-3 days, personally, has been a godsend in some of my personal set.
4. Size is a big one. The Zenith is quite chunky, while the Daytona is even unisex. Also, its thinness is pretty nuts.
5. Zenith is not public with their shock resistance or antimagnetism last I checked. Daytona has both.
Overall, the El Primero has some nice features for hardcore enthusiasts but the Daytona has more conveniences for the general user.
Talking about chronograph, yeah, the Speedmaster might be iconic and so as the Daytona but Zenith deserves more credit for the El Primero line since the beginning... more than Rolex for sure.
The Tudor especially the S&G Chrono is sooo underrated. Wears very silky, smooth, soft, impeccable performance for the money its scintillating.
I love my Cartier roadster chromo it’s chromawesome but it can only be had second hand
You are the most well-spoken guy period accompanying the beautiful videography perfect.
Awesome list! Already got the zenith for those reasons! Couldn't be happier. Haven't set it more then once in 5 months. It's about the most accurate watch I've ever seen.
I bought the Hamilton white dial Chronograph with H-51 movement modified 7753 hand wind about 5 months ago it keeps perfect time still right on the button never hand watch keep that good of time and I have a lot automatic and wind watches any some watches are over 10,000 dollar watches
As a big dude, the black lunar pilot was the best $200 spent at kohls on black friday. The black wears a bit smaller, and I prefer no date for my watches. No need for a daytona or speedy. Bought black leather white stitching chronissimo straps that makes the straps look 22mm. Super badass bargain. No servicing costs.
I do love me some Hamilton. They have a Cartier homage dress watch for bigger dudes that looks awesome. I love that panda chrono. Damasko chronos have my full attention as well...true tool.
The tudor panda is washed out. Wished they used black hands like Damasko.
I swear if you took the branding off the Zenith/Daytona people would buy the Zenith 2:1 over the Rolex. So much better looking imo
You are 100% accurate. It's a better watch. Better movement, better proportions, has a date on it. I wanted a daytona and was gonna buy it then I saw the zenith and fell in love. I am buying one tomorrow. Also got the defy classic 41. I'm a Zenith fan
Great video. never try to compete with people with more money than sense. There is absolutely zero justification for Daytona prices beyond hype.
A superlative video! I own three chronographs...the Omega Speedmaster Professional from 1971, the Lorier Gemini, and Bulova Lunar Pilot. I always considered the Speedmaster Professional and Daytona as equals.
I love the Zenith, but for my use, the 12 hour timer/register is a must-have. Frankly I don't understand a 24 hour military time register. I don't see any advantage of spending thousands more on the Hamilton and Tudor. No 12-hour register. You might as well get the superb Lorier Gemini. It's a panda and come in three colorways. It's $499 and punches way above its weight, using the fantastic Seagull ST19 manual wind movement. No, the Gemini doesn't have the 12-hour register, but it's still a terrific chronograph.
The Lorier and Bulova Lunar Pilot have been my daily drivers...with the Lunar Pilot being my favorite. Yes, I know it's a quartz, so it won't make your cut, but it has Bulova's revolutionary 262 kHz movement, that buttery-smooth chrono hand and the +-10 seconds-per-year accuracy.
Great video, Teddy! I personally am saving for a Tudor Black Bay Chrono. I love the history of the brand and agree that is a great value proposition rocking the modified B01 movement. Love all the content coming out. Have a great weekend!
Excellent video. Thoughtfully presented in offering multiple alternatives should one be inclined. Kudos to Teddy for his honest Rolex opinions. I personally like the brand yet here we have other compelling choices ready to be discovered and enjoyed without a 30, 40, 50, 60 percent FOMO tax.
Hey Teddy - loved your videos as I've gotten into the hobby. I did want to throw out a quick point on your newer studio setup that could be helpful. Right now your background is pretty overexposed. I'd recommend lowering your ISO or putting an ND filter on the lens to match the exposure to the outside light. Then I'd turn up your studio light(s) or invest in a something with a more powerful output (2x Aputure 300D, a single 600, or even some Godox VL300's) to step this up to the next level. I totally respect if this is the look you were going for, but I think it would be a little less distracting with the more even exposure and easier to watch with that change. Good luck!
I can't disagree with any of your choices Teddy but the stand out options that I would look at are the Zenith and at the other end of the price range Hamilton with the Tudor in the middle. I have the discontinued 1861 Speedy that is a manual wind for me and for anyway adds that extra connection to the watch to keep the heart beating. Great video Teddy.
Can't believe you didn't include the Pagani Design PD-1644 Daytona :) Id take the Zenith all day long. Thanks for another great vid Teddy
I have the Pagani Design Daytona, it's a really nice watch.
Probably because its closer to a fake daytona than an alternative.
Dude, great list! Thanks for highlighting alternatives, very helpful.
Even if I were able to get a Daytona at retail I would still take the Zenith over it. Nicer watch in my opinion.
Tudor would be the closest alternative since they are owned by same company. Good analogy would be the equivalent to Toyota and Lexus, Rolex being the Lexus of course.
Not really, there isn't one rolex part in a tudor.... that's like saying a Volkswagen is a lesser version of a Lamborghini because they're made by the same company....it's just not true.... tudor makes some cool watches! But the black bay chrono has no resemblance to the daytona....2 registers verse 3, date vs no date, different handset, and completely different parts on the inside and out.
@@pignosis354 you mean Audi or Porshe to a Volkswagen. Lambo is a little extreme. Lol
@@jjworks462 ah, sure! Lol but the main point was they use different parts! And just for me I don't really find tudor an "alternative " to the daytona, it looks more like it's own creation!
For me, when I think of "alternatives" I think of things like Invicta or Pagani design watches, I don't really think of watches that have their own identity like the tudor blackbay or omega speedmaster. if tudor did the omega seamaster thing with the open snow flake handset, that black bay chrono would be a snap buy! Atleast for me! The full snowflake hand set currently hides too much of the dial :( but I don't want them to change the handset because a tudor without snowflake hands seems off to me haha
@@pignosis354 recently they still used to same parts so someone buying a used Tudor would have same Eta. Lol.
@@pignosis354 Google it they used the same parts until recently. Is that what you did Google it a came to my comment to say they don't have same parts. Lol. Just recently they stop using same ETA. Nice try though. Lol
I have an Omega Speedmaster Racing in the white with black accented black dials and I love it…
The Zenith is the competition here for me and I'd pick it before the Daytona if we take out the resale value
We now have the Pitzmann III Chronograph as an affordable, gorgeous alternative.
Incredible macro shots. Great voice, I love this channel
Great video!!
I love the Seiko actually…..
Nice shout out to the Orient Neo 70s. It's a fine looking watch and a nice budget alternative to the chronographs in this video.
Blancpain fifty fathom bathyscaphe chrono.....is less expensive than the current trading Daytona and the Lamborghini inspired movement is truly gorgeous
Great review! All of the watches you reviewed are excellent choices, however they still can't compare to the Daytona. They are all too thick, I think the Daytona is about 12.3mm? None of them come close to a Rolex bracelet. Believe me I have tried all of them on and I keep coming back to my Daytona, and Explorer II.
@Nigel Molesworth You are so welcome.
Pagani Design with Seiko Mecha-quartz movement!
I went with a Haute Hologerie brand and decided on the Ulysse Nardin Marine Chronograph.
Hi Teddy, it's the Zenith all by it self at the wire. Love the content. Thanks as always.
I would go for the Longines avigation big eye titanium.
LONGINES need to beef up the water resistance to at least 50m in there chronograph s. If they did I would have bought the Tuxedo chronograph in a second
Great list, Teddy. I actually own the Seiko SRQ029, and have always been a big fan of the Daytona. Chronographs are my favorite complication. While I don't think I'll be getting a Daytona anytime soon unless my AD calls, my Seiko does more than scratches the itch. I wouldn't even say the Daytona would be an upgrade or replacement for my seiko. I'd probably end up moving to a Grand Seiko chronograph like the sbgc240.
Own the new black dial Zenith Chronomaster and absolutely luv it!
The Omega. No question.
The Zenith and the Hamilton both look so good.
I'd go for the Hamilton Intra Matic, they have a new one with a light green dial/cream configuration.
It’s very sharp!
Idol next upload can you upload all rolex style and model.
Why the watch community almost never talks about Bell & Ross? I love their style.
Very Good Teddy!
Keep on!
ETA movements for high prices. Lacking heritage (unless I'm mistaken). Nice designs though.
Teddy,
Another superior video.
The Hamilton is a chronograph designed for average folks. I suppose that’s the advantage of being part of the Swatch Group. It is a watch I can save up and buy someday.
If you do have gold bullion stashed away, the other watches as well as the Daytona are spectacular choices and well worth the money. Just not for most of us.
So, after watching the whole video I thought Teddy was giving away 10 new Daytona’s? 🤣
Great job. Great choices. Maybe a follow up video with chronos in the $800-$2000 range?
For me on the first place is Zenith. S cond place for me Blancpain Bathyscaphe vintage. This 2 watches for me always been creme de la creme
I used to think the Daytona is the best-looking sports chronograph. Now The 41mm IWC pilot chronograph in blue on the bracelet looks really tempting.
I have a Zenith Chronomaster Sport black dial on order. Should be on my wrist by October. Very excited!
Actually my opinion i think the zenith chronomaster sport looks better than the daytona wish i could afford it 10grand. I wish they made a watch that looks like that but was like 1k to 1500 ish. Whats really nice about the zenith not only is it a third of the daytonas price but you can actually go on their site and buy it that easy right now their sold out except the black dial which is what I want anyways. It's the nicest to me I wish my dream watch right now. The zenith is also the only alternative that looks just as good if not better thsn daytona and with the el primero movement history there for 10 grand still way way way yoo much for me but one day maybe. My most expensive watch right now is a tissot ballade and I have a gentlemen blue dial. I mean alot of people say the chronomaster sport copied fhe daytona but if you look at the history zenith alfeadt made a design like tjis along time ago.
A great and unique watch is the Tudor Prince Date Tiger chrono!
I second that. I have it in yellow. Certainly not a daily wearer, but a fun piece that has a lot of the design elements of the Daytona.
@@MrWerdnayenwod Don't have one yet but definitely one of my next watches!
A shame Tudor stop making the Prince Big block and Tiger. They were so nice 👌 and resembled the early years of the Daytona just with a cyclops date
Dan Henry have made a few designs... Maybe not a high horology brand, but a respectable one.
Most solidifying intro . good one sir
So interesting to see the direction that Breitling is taking. Up until recently, Breitling conjured ideas of overlarge, flashy, ostentatiously cluttered watches. Recently, with products like the B01 movement and designs like the Top Time, they seem to have upped their game in a major way. All that goodness and you can walk into a boutique, try on some watches, and walk home with the one you fancy.
How about the Ball Engineer hydrocarbon chronograph. I love the Zenith but I hate the 4 o'clock date window. Even the Frederique constant Rally has Daytona vibes
That Speedmaster Racing with the 9900 calibre is incredible. Leagues ahead of anything Rolex have ever built from a chronometric point of view. To say it’s the closest thing your gonna get to the Daytona from an Omega point of view is a little insulting to what Omega have achieved with their master chronometer chronograph.
I would suggest Tudor Big Block. Unfortunately has doubled in price during last 2 years.
1 Zénith El Primero chronomaster Sport white dial 2 Omega Speedmaster moonwatch 2 Tudor Black Bay Chrono white dial 4 Heuer Carrera calibre 02 silver dial 160 anniversary 5 Longines Avigation BigEye black dial for me 🤩
Bremont Williams Racing Watch. I would add that one to the list
Didn't the Daytona use the zenith movement when it first came out, but the movement was restricted to ,28,000, compared to the 36,000 of the original zenith movement
I am not really into chronographs. I had a Speedmaster and as soon as I had the opportunity to get an Explorer II Polar, I knew it was time to say goodbye. More than 2 years ago and I don't regret that decision at all.
I think another alternate would be the Ball Hydrocarbon Racer. It incorporates both the looks of a racing chronometer and a diver quite well in my opinion, and it’s a more affordable option for how much watch it delivers
Hi Teddy, like your channel very much. Always good content!
I would go for a GO Senator Chronograph
Panorama date..
Ahh...........I was gonna comment then I remembered my wonderful Pagani Design Daytona homage is a quartz!
4:23 oh yeah I’d totally buy this 😍😍
The Omega Speedy Racing with the white panda dial is gorgeous. I had that watch and a black Seamaster in each hand, and it was a hard choice. I got the Seamaster since I loved it, and well, saved about 4 grand lol
The Seiko SBTR013 is way closer. Surprised you didn't mention it.
Oft overlooked - the Omega SeaMaster Chronograph. An almost bulletproof 12 hour chronograph.
You didn’t mention the movement in the Tudor is also in the Breitling
I’m not into Chronographs, but the black Tudor is something I will buy if one comes up, as a quality Chrono movement is something I would like to try.
It is also the only Tudor I think I could suffer that faux river bracelet with.
Another very interesting and informative vid 👍.
It has to be the Hamilton for me, it's great value and a true alternative instead of being a substitute like the Tudor or Zenith imo.
Zenith or Tudor? which one is the Better Daytona Alternative?
Hey, Teddy, since you’ve mentioned the Orient Neo 70, have you taken a gander at it and done a review? Seems like a very solid watch but kinda hard to come by outside the Asian market.
Teddy: "Attainable alternatives to the Daytona"
Zenith Chronomaster Sport: "I'm about to end this man's whole career"
How?
How?
@@ejames6431 The average person wouldn't consider a $10,000 watch "attainable"
He meant ‘attainable’ as in you can buy one from a local AD. Your mixing attainable and affordable. You can’t get a Daytona from an AD anywhere but you can buy ZChrono sports in store on a strap same day or pre-order a bracelet version and have it within a month if they don’t have it in stock.
@@gdawgs101 then you need to increase your goals cus that's definitely attainable lmao
Another option is the Carrera Sport Chrono 165th anniversary in panda dial.
A Daytona is $13,000 brand new from Rolex website.... That's only $3k more than the $10,000 Zenith....
Zenith, breitling or Tudor, send Seiko out and get one more in , how is that ?
I think the Tudor Chrono is the best buy. A modified (upgraded) B01 for almost half the price as a Navitimer.
I have watched this a while ago, and now again. I’ve continually checked prices, to find a Tudor Chrono at the prices you posted here, without any success. At $5224 I would buy it right now, I have the money in hand. You wanna help me out?
Longines Tuxedo Chronograph would be a good option in this list... Nice list though
Some great options!! The Zenith or the omega were my favs