I think the reason why it sticks out is because you have 6 links on one side, and 4 on the other. I have the exact same wrist size as you, 6.5" and I need to mess around with micro-adjustments and move the links around and almost always, every watch fits perfectly.
Fantastic watch, looks great on you. Tudor are of great quality. I, like you have a 6.5"wrist but prefer less wrist presence therefore went for the BB54. I prefer the styling revisions as a bonus, too. Wear it in good health 😄
Good point about the clasp not made for smaller wrists. Seems counterintuitive since the whole premise of the 58 is for smaller size. It appears at 8:32 the bracelet link next to the safety clasp does not fully articulate which is part of the problem along with the long milled scissor hinge. Seems like Tudor really dropped the ball with this clasp design. I'm assuming it's a different clasp from the 41mm since the bracelet is 20mm vs 22mm so Tudor should have made it proportionally smaller.
When you showed the extra links in the box, did those come off the bracelet or were they just extra provided with the box? I’m asking because I’m looking at buying one and I have really small wrists. If you did take the links out was it easy or did someone do it for you?
Also, I recently purchased a Tudor watch on Chrono24 and was very concerned that it was not authentic because it came in this box and not the typical box I have seen on Tudor watches. This video really helped alleviate some of my concerns. Thank you for posting.
So there are still people who are buying such boring watches as this BB58? There are so many other brands and so many other watches so much more interesting at this price range!
The 58 is so well made and perfectly proportioned for a sports watch. It borrows from classic Tudors and Rolex without being a slave to an exact copy . It really is it’s own thing. The gilt bezel gives the 58 a warm feel, the red triangle offers a pop of color paying homage to the Rolex Big Crown, the chunky coin edge crown is so satisfying to wind with a refined matching coin edge bezel and I love the snow flake seconds hand. It’s different from the more traditional lollipop style. By the way, 39 mm is on the smaller side for a modern sized sports watch. I think anything smaller is playing vintage territory.
@@ImAlsoMerobiba I perfectly agree and that's why I'm pleased to not be hyped by the BB and its "all the same or so nearly all the same" models. Black bays are, for Tudor, what Royal Oak are for AP. Overhyped, rather boring and models which have captured their own brands.
You have issues. He covered the box for about 3 minutes. It's an unboxing, not a review of the watch. So of course it's understandable to cover the box, because it's apart of the initial experience.
It's refreshing to see an unboxing actually cover the box, papers and accessories. If I wanted to watch a watch review, I'd find a watch review. An unboxing should cover everything as this guy has done.
Great unboxing mate!
Thank you, I appreciate it!
Great unboxing seriously thank you so much for all the work you put into this!
Thank you for your kind words, I truely appreciate it!
I think the reason why it sticks out is because you have 6 links on one side, and 4 on the other. I have the exact same wrist size as you, 6.5" and I need to mess around with micro-adjustments and move the links around and almost always, every watch fits perfectly.
I want a BB58 black gilt version with the T fit clasp
I guess we have to wait for gen 2. Updated clasp and METAS movement.
Great watch and great unboxing
Fantastic watch, looks great on you. Tudor are of great quality. I, like you have a 6.5"wrist but prefer less wrist presence therefore went for the BB54. I prefer the styling revisions as a bonus, too. Wear it in good health 😄
Good point about the clasp not made for smaller wrists. Seems counterintuitive since the whole premise of the 58 is for smaller size. It appears at 8:32 the bracelet link next to the safety clasp does not fully articulate which is part of the problem along with the long milled scissor hinge. Seems like Tudor really dropped the ball with this clasp design. I'm assuming it's a different clasp from the 41mm since the bracelet is 20mm vs 22mm so Tudor should have made it proportionally smaller.
One of tudors best
When you showed the extra links in the box, did those come off the bracelet or were they just extra provided with the box? I’m asking because I’m looking at buying one and I have really small wrists. If you did take the links out was it easy or did someone do it for you?
They came off the watch. Its very easy to do, as long as you have the correct screw driver.
@@welcomewrist thank you. Is adjusting the clasp the same, you just need the right tools?
@@ls0254368 for the microadjustment on the clasp you can use a pin tool or a needle (be careful with the needdle)
I was planning to purchase a BB58 online but now a bit concerned with that clasp on my 6.5 inch wrist.
You can try moving a link from one side to the other, however, it can create an awkward feeling for some.
Perfect fit!
Why is this watch box different than other tudor boxes I have seen?
Also, I recently purchased a Tudor watch on Chrono24 and was very concerned that it was not authentic because it came in this box and not the typical box I have seen on Tudor watches. This video really helped alleviate some of my concerns. Thank you for posting.
Perfect beater
Can we change strap to Rubber Strap or bracelet bezel ?
It does not come with an extra rubber strap, but you can fit any 20mm strap onto it.
So there are still people who are buying such boring watches as this BB58? There are so many other brands and so many other watches so much more interesting at this price range!
The 58 is so well made and perfectly proportioned for a sports watch. It borrows from classic Tudors and Rolex without being a slave to an exact copy . It really is it’s own thing. The gilt bezel gives the 58 a warm feel, the red triangle offers a pop of color paying homage to the Rolex Big Crown, the chunky coin edge crown is so satisfying to wind with a refined matching coin edge bezel and I love the snow flake seconds hand. It’s different from the more traditional lollipop style. By the way, 39 mm is on the smaller side for a modern sized sports watch. I think anything smaller is playing vintage territory.
Sounds like cope
It's a good thing people have different tastes or the world would be a boring place.
@@ImAlsoMerobiba I perfectly agree and that's why I'm pleased to not be hyped by the BB and its "all the same or so nearly all the same" models. Black bays are, for Tudor, what Royal Oak are for AP. Overhyped, rather boring and models which have captured their own brands.
i love boring watches
Far too much time spent on the box. Do an entire vid on the watch pillow. Boring.
You have issues. He covered the box for about 3 minutes. It's an unboxing, not a review of the watch. So of course it's understandable to cover the box, because it's apart of the initial experience.
It's refreshing to see an unboxing actually cover the box, papers and accessories. If I wanted to watch a watch review, I'd find a watch review. An unboxing should cover everything as this guy has done.
It’s an unboxing video sir. What else would you expect.