Those are great sizes love how Tudor has made it so the watches can fit very small wrist to large, something I really disliked about the 2020 Rolex releases where the watches were either way too small or too large.
I like it. I really like it. I love that 70's oysterquartz style with integrated bracelet, and the movement is reliable and easy to service. You know the quality of the bracelet will be excellent because its a Tudor, as will the fit and finish, and at less than $2500, its a great deal for an entry level luxury watch. I'm hoping to add the blue date version to my collection someday. Great video Oleg! Always appreciate your opinions!
Chris Kiederer The problem with these Eta movements though is that they're becoming increasingly dated i.e. the short, 38 hour power reserves. I'd really like to see them get closer to the new 70 hour benchmark. IIRC the 2824 was first introduced in the early eighties.
@@willemdeleeuw8094 I don't disagree with that. Its too bad Tudor can't do what Hamilton, Tissot, Certina, and Mido do with their 80 hour Powermatic movements.
Rolling on the freaking floor, laughing, crying. Does this one come with matching pumps. Perhaps a nice lace push-up. I'll take the Timex. Actually, Timex is making some nice watches. We forgot them.
The bezel is so cool. Really like the dial with Roman Numerals. Looks timeless at a reasonable luxury price. My only beef is the size. If it were just 40mm. Not sure why the vodoo about a 39 or 40 mm dial, but seems so many companies make either too small or too big dials. Anyway, I would wear it.
I love this watch. It’s derivative of ‘70s glamour, sure, but it does so very well, and it’s charming. I dislike the day complication - you truly have to be a royal to not know what day it is. Guess that explains the name. But the 38mm blue dial, perfection. Also really like the black/gold. I think Tudor has a lot of style and if people don’t get it yet, that’s more a function of most folks having poor taste or no sense of humor or fun - like those hating on the new OPs.
I like it, it's not some copy cat rolex model with a different brand logo slapped on the dial, yes it borrows some Geral Genta design cues but is very much its own thing, very inovativne and bold, unlike all of the new rolex models.
I think your comments that it’s ideal for the younger generation of potential watch lovers are spot on. I bought one for my 22 yr old as a graduation gift. It’s a good price point for a starter piece and should be reasonable to service in the future with the Selita movement inside. It’s also very nice to look at IMO.
I’m 18 and am choosing between this and a used Prince Date. The design of this watch makes me think of the Oysterquartz which appeals as a Day-Date Oysterquartz is my grail along with also being quite fond of the hidden clasp. Less convinced by the 38 hours of power reserve, mind you…
just by the look of it, it looks like some watch that you can buy off from Aliexpress at $100.00 or so. I am sure that the Tudor quality is there (if you touch and feel and check out the watch personally), but it just looks out of date!!!!! Personally, I don't think it will do well here .....by the way, I would love to see their sales figure for Asian market which was released before us.
P M B No, Tudor has the same rules as Rolex i.e. you have to buy new* watches physically from an AD. *Sometimes you can find ex-display models for sale through the ADs' websites, though.
I love Tudor I own 2 but this watch has everything I hate : slim polished links on the bracelet, the 1603 type bezel, and Roman numerals for a sports watch...
Our AD invited us to a private Breitling party and after drinking all his whiskey and eating all their great food my wife and I bought 2 Tudor watches. The 41mm Day Date in Blue & Stainless steel for me and the two tone 34mm w/ silver dial for her. Grand total for both was about half the cost of just one men’s Breitling sport watch. WE WON! Lol. Love the pieces.
Your Tudor is awesome. The Royal appears to be a good looking watch at a reasonable price. Naturally, I am anticipating the UA-cam reviews. Thanks for the conversation.
I went to my M.P. Dimitri Rolex dealer in Charleston South Carolina. They showed me a bunch of different Tudors. I have a large wrist (8") and anything under 40mm looks to small. They showed me a 41mm Blackbay that I liked but the watch I really was intrigued by was an old stock Tudor Advisor. It's a really cool alarm watch that is 42mm and list price is almost $7k. They have it on clearance and comes on a bracelet, but he was throwing in a leather strap. Love it
I am really attracted to the gold and steel day-date in the collection. An affordable alternative to a Rolex President, which is handsome, but just can not justify shelling out $40,000 for a watch..
In September 2022 it is already trading 15-20% above retail. It is a divisive design which is fantastic, as I bought one for 15% below retail. The 41 black dial is stunning in the real world. I believe this watch will go up further like you say.
@@jamesrobert4106 I purchased mine for £1730 when it initially released now at retail it sits at £1880 I think, and I can see the retail price eventually hitting £2000
Great video I just have one question! Is the gold really solid or capped because I found this scrolling in the comments in another review: "The Black Bay S&G models have solid crowns, bezels and end links while links in the bracelet are capped. The 1926 and Royal lines do differ. The Royal bezels and bracelet links are capped while the crowns are plated which helps assist in keeping the cost more approachable. The 1926 models have solid end links with capped bracelet links and bezels, however the 28mm versions do have solid bezels." Thanks!
I have a question, I’m considering to buy my first more expensive watch. And the consideration is between this Tudor model and tag heuer aquaracer. Any help ? Thank you
BUY THE TUDOR. If you have any consideration of investment in your purchase. The Tudor will hold value. The Tag Heuer will not. I actually own an old, discontinued F1 and love the brand, but they do not make a wise investment.
I’m hoping to pick up a Black Bay 58 in the next couple of months - and am really looking forward to adding a watch that “stirs my soul” to my collection. Looking at the Tudor Royal, it just doesn’t move me in the same way; it’s OK, it doesn’t offend me, it seems very well-priced - but I don’t think that I will ever end up spending money on one. For a dress watch, I much prefer the black dial Rolex Oyster Perpetual.
Nick Byrne The OP's at a different price point, though. I'm interested to see where the second hand values land on these. If they settle at a decent margin below list I could be very tempted.
I've got slim wrists so really excited to see the 38mm or even the 34mm blue dial. If only Omega would be more reasonable priced then I would have bought the 38mm Aquaterra ages ago
@P M B I traded my blue 36mm Datejust 116234 to buy my GMT Master II black/green, now discontinued. Just looking to re-fill the void with one of these. At £1700 it's a no brainer for me. Cannot justify the Omega AT
At 47, it certainly isn't my first luxury watch. It is a stunning design in the real world. I have the 41 black dial and the build quality is outstanding.
I would really love to see Tudor's in-house movements trickle down to their other watches. 38 hour power reserve is kinda meh in 2020 - COSC or not. My "best watch" for 2020 so far is the SPB143J. Seiko did a lot of things right this time. But I reckon Longines' new Spirit line will be my personal pick of the year. They just hit so many things right with that one. The new colorful Rolex OP line is also neat and I'm not really a Rolex guy.
Emaratilfy After re-reading your comment I’m not sure that the Seiko is part of your collection yet. I apologize for my previous comment if my assumption was incorrect.
@@jeeperspeepers8323 no problem! And you're right, I don't have the SPB143J yet, as I'm waiting for my AD to stock it. The infamous Seiko bezel lottery makes me hesitant buying it online from Japan and the US.
There are a few things I watch like about this watch but really have to see it in person. I've wanted to buy a vintage Rolex Oysterquartz in the past. Now I might reconsider because of this model. The bezel on the Royal is OK but I think I'd be fine with a smooth one. If you like integrated bracelets I would think you would have to love what Tudor did here. Great watch if you want a his and hers matching watch.
I think there needs to be an additional striped dial option in blue, black and possibly a rhodium dial wherein the stripes horizontal and are three quarters the scale of the links in size to emulate and integrate with the pattern of the bracelet. It’s a bit chunky in design for my taste. Maybe if I was a Good Fella.
Tudor Royal is very similar to Tudor Classic except the bracelet is integrated. Unique and seem to target the mature group design-wise, at a good price point too.
I actually really like the watch. The one thing I would change is the roman numerals. It looks a bit outdated. But overall very well done watch, with a cool own vibe and super clean dial. For the money I think it's a nice watch.
I think these are pretty cool looking, definitely a lot better looking than the Omega Constellation which it looks more like than any of the old Tudor and Rolex models you mentioned. At least ones that one can see around today, so if one is looking for a watch of that nature in style, this one could attract a lot of buyers. Like you, it probably won't be for me, but I want to try it on as well. Great video as always Oleg
I would also say it has a little Omega Constellation in it's design, clearly taking several classic designs and blending into something that looks 70's, but new. I kind of like it, but like Omega better. Problem is Omega Constellation is 2X cost.
They could have gone w the classic fluted bezel..it really is the nicest considering omega and other brands have it..would have been a nice new oysterdate..but hey ive got the fluted bezel oysterprince and the BB58 in black and gold on my future purchase list...cant hate on Tudor for trying to outside the Rolex canon and style
Tudor have managed to combine all the elements of watch design that I hate into one watch.When I look at my 1928 Dennison cased Tudor,I think they had a much better handle on design than they do now................................
I am tempted I do want to buy Tudor and have a gmt on my list but I would see this as a dress watch with the gold. Would need to try them on to see if I push like the 38 or 41
I wonder if there is an intentional supply shortage because this watch in a blue dial is very hard to find right now. Or maybe be it is just very popular and sold out because many many people like it!
They brought back the Rolex quartz with an ETA. Thats pretty cool if you think about it, and they didnt sideline anybody with sizing. this is a way better release than the BB. I dont like the name tho.
Not for me. I don't like the day treatment at the 12 o' clock and I really don't like what they've done with the Roman numerals; they haven't inverted them from the five to the eight markers which messes with my head something terrible.
It's very similar to a current tudor model the CLASSIC.....this obscure tudor has been around for years and has a similar bezel, not an integral bracelet though.
Good video. Nice watch. I feel it takes some inspiration from the rolex day date and also the AP royal oak with a much more reasonable price. Its also more on the dressier side. Good first luxury watch 👌
If you like Roman numerals on the dial, it looks like a good watch, deserving our attention. Unfortunately, I don't like Roman numerals, so it's not my cup of tea. Anyway, kudos to Tudor for the effort, and for me, plenty of other watches around (including at Tudor's).
Bit too derivative, like Tudor's other "stars" the safe & staid Black Bays- would have much preferred a North Flag without integrated bracelet, a Ranger in 38-39mm or a re release of that beautiful 50s royal. Cheers mate 👍🏻
The grandiose idea of refining a blue dial with cut up Roman indices (XI + XII), were probably developed by an intern with too much daytime, right? 🤪 For a brand like Tudor, an absolute no-go. 👎 It's a shame, poor implementation!
What’s your thoughts on the Bulova Devil Diver rerelease in 41mm with red or black bezel. They made it smaller than their initial 2018 44mm reissue. Can’t find any review of it and would love to hear your thoughts.
Like your comment a lot esp.your meaning about the inhouse movement in gen...overrated.., indeed and ETA mov.are very 👍. Plus the service costs of inh.mov.much higher. For a guy like me liking watches and just not toch enough to buy rhe real high time pieces it is nice to see that Tudor also offers these rel.cheap models so it is for me eg.within reach to buy a timepiece lik Third. Reg., Rik (holland
I like it but the Roman numerals is the deal breaker. Not just on this one but on most watches. Isn't it funny though how much we emulate the '70s style when it was probably the worse time for the Swiss watchmakers? Even in those dark times they had created that distinct look.
Bela Deak How doesn't it fit? Tudor has a number of dress watches and this looks a hell a of a lot better than the 'Glamour,' the '1926' and the 'Style.' It might look better in real life. I don't like Eta movements but given the price I'm tempted.
@@willemdeleeuw8094 It is way too flashy and not understated like the glamour or the 1926. And to be honest as i said it just looks cheap in my opinion. It has to many details with the bezel, the roman numerals and the integrated bracelet and therefore ends up looking cheap and also outdated in my opinion and more like some kind of wanna be AP homage or something. And even though the 'style' isnt an original design and basically just a 'date just', that is still way better than this
Has some feelings of a Constellation and a day date rolex. Lovely looking watch.
To me it looks a looks like a omega Constellation
Looks like my 1980s Omega Seamaster quartz which looks like a Constellation as well.
Is that a good or bad thing ?
I tried a 38mm on today in blue, in the flesh it’s stunning and I will definitely purchase it 🤩
Those are great sizes love how Tudor has made it so the watches can fit very small wrist to large, something I really disliked about the 2020 Rolex releases where the watches were either way too small or too large.
I like it. I really like it. I love that 70's oysterquartz style with integrated bracelet, and the movement is reliable and easy to service. You know the quality of the bracelet will be excellent because its a Tudor, as will the fit and finish, and at less than $2500, its a great deal for an entry level luxury watch. I'm hoping to add the blue date version to my collection someday. Great video Oleg! Always appreciate your opinions!
Chris Kiederer The problem with these Eta movements though is that they're becoming increasingly dated i.e. the short, 38 hour power reserves. I'd really like to see them get closer to the new 70 hour benchmark. IIRC the 2824 was first introduced in the early eighties.
@@willemdeleeuw8094 I don't disagree with that. Its too bad Tudor can't do what Hamilton, Tissot, Certina, and Mido do with their 80 hour Powermatic movements.
@@willemdeleeuw8094 yeah it’s hard to wind it.
It's a pretty nice Timex Q homage.
Lol
Rolling on the freaking floor, laughing, crying. Does this one come with matching pumps. Perhaps a nice lace push-up. I'll take the Timex. Actually, Timex is making some nice watches. We forgot them.
Tudor no longer uses ETA, these come with a Sellita. Might be something to consider along with the price.
I bought it Silver 38mm and it really did surprise me when I put it on the first time. I really enjoy this watch.
The bezel is so cool. Really like the dial with Roman Numerals. Looks timeless at a reasonable luxury price. My only beef is the size. If it were just 40mm. Not sure why the vodoo about a 39 or 40 mm dial, but seems so many companies make either too small or too big dials. Anyway, I would wear it.
I love this watch. It’s derivative of ‘70s glamour, sure, but it does so very well, and it’s charming. I dislike the day complication - you truly have to be a royal to not know what day it is. Guess that explains the name. But the 38mm blue dial, perfection. Also really like the black/gold. I think Tudor has a lot of style and if people don’t get it yet, that’s more a function of most folks having poor taste or no sense of humor or fun - like those hating on the new OPs.
I like it, it's not some copy cat rolex model with a different brand logo slapped on the dial, yes it borrows some Geral Genta design cues but is very much its own thing, very inovativne and bold, unlike all of the new rolex models.
Love it.. Been looking for a day date for a long time. This is just perfect for me.
great review, saving up to get my first luxury watch, I think royal 41mm blue will be the one, I like this design over the rolex day date
To me Tudor fumbled the Day Date option BUT...the standard Silver and Blue dial options are excellent! Gorgeous watches!
I think your comments that it’s ideal for the younger generation of potential watch lovers are spot on. I bought one for my 22 yr old as a graduation gift. It’s a good price point for a starter piece and should be reasonable to service in the future with the Selita movement inside. It’s also very nice to look at IMO.
I’m 18 and am choosing between this and a used Prince Date. The design of this watch makes me think of the Oysterquartz which appeals as a Day-Date Oysterquartz is my grail along with also being quite fond of the hidden clasp. Less convinced by the 38 hours of power reserve, mind you…
just by the look of it, it looks like some watch that you can buy off from Aliexpress at $100.00 or so. I am sure that the Tudor quality is there (if you touch and feel and check out the watch personally), but it just looks out of date!!!!! Personally, I don't think it will do well here .....by the way, I would love to see their sales figure for Asian market which was released before us.
P M B No, Tudor has the same rules as Rolex i.e. you have to buy new* watches physically from an AD. *Sometimes you can find ex-display models for sale through the ADs' websites, though.
The values are already 15-20% up on the usual trading sites in 2022.
I love Tudor I own 2 but this watch has everything I hate : slim polished links on the bracelet, the 1603 type bezel, and Roman numerals for a sports watch...
Our AD invited us to a private Breitling party and after drinking all his whiskey and eating all their great food my wife and I bought 2 Tudor watches. The 41mm Day Date in Blue & Stainless steel for me and the two tone 34mm w/ silver dial for her. Grand total for both was about half the cost of just one men’s Breitling sport watch. WE WON! Lol. Love the pieces.
Love the case and bracelet.
Sportscase and engine turned bezel (not fluted) paired with roman numerals seems forced though.
Your Tudor is awesome. The Royal appears to be a good looking watch at a reasonable price. Naturally, I am anticipating the UA-cam reviews. Thanks for the conversation.
I went to my M.P. Dimitri Rolex dealer in Charleston South Carolina. They showed me a bunch of different Tudors. I have a large wrist (8") and anything under 40mm looks to small. They showed me a 41mm Blackbay that I liked but the watch I really was intrigued by was an old stock Tudor Advisor. It's a really cool alarm watch that is 42mm and list price is almost $7k. They have it on clearance and comes on a bracelet, but he was throwing in a leather strap. Love it
What a beauty watch ! Good job tudor i hope they will release purple colour dial soon thats gon be fire 🔥
I am really attracted to the gold and steel day-date in the collection. An affordable alternative to a Rolex President, which is handsome, but just can not justify shelling out $40,000 for a watch..
I could see this watch rising in price easily within the year.
In September 2022 it is already trading 15-20% above retail. It is a divisive design which is fantastic, as I bought one for 15% below retail.
The 41 black dial is stunning in the real world.
I believe this watch will go up further like you say.
@@jamesrobert4106 I purchased mine for £1730 when it initially released now at retail it sits at £1880 I think, and I can see the retail price eventually hitting £2000
Great video I just have one question! Is the gold really solid or capped because I found this scrolling in the comments in another review: "The Black Bay S&G models have solid crowns, bezels and end links while links in the bracelet are capped. The 1926 and Royal lines do differ. The Royal bezels and bracelet links are capped while the crowns are plated which helps assist in keeping the cost more approachable. The 1926 models have solid end links with capped bracelet links and bezels, however the 28mm versions do have solid bezels." Thanks!
I have a question, I’m considering to buy my first more expensive watch.
And the consideration is between this Tudor model and tag heuer aquaracer.
Any help ?
Thank you
BUY THE TUDOR. If you have any consideration of investment in your purchase.
The Tudor will hold value. The Tag Heuer will not.
I actually own an old, discontinued F1 and love the brand, but they do not make a wise investment.
I’m hoping to pick up a Black Bay 58 in the next couple of months - and am really looking forward to adding a watch that “stirs my soul” to my collection. Looking at the Tudor Royal, it just doesn’t move me in the same way; it’s OK, it doesn’t offend me, it seems very well-priced - but I don’t think that I will ever end up spending money on one. For a dress watch, I much prefer the black dial Rolex Oyster Perpetual.
Nick Byrne The OP's at a different price point, though. I'm interested to see where the second hand values land on these. If they settle at a decent margin below list I could be very tempted.
I just got the silver dial with day and date absolutely loving it. Good value of money within this price range.
Picked up the blue day date. Looks so much better in person!
I've got slim wrists so really excited to see the 38mm or even the 34mm blue dial. If only Omega would be more reasonable priced then I would have bought the 38mm Aquaterra ages ago
@P M B I traded my blue 36mm Datejust 116234 to buy my GMT Master II black/green, now discontinued. Just looking to re-fill the void with one of these. At £1700 it's a no brainer for me. Cannot justify the Omega AT
I really like it but want to see it in the metal. I have one reserved for when they come in, to look at at the AD.
Are they hard to get like the bb58?
@@ssslovak47 No they just did not come in to most places until recently.
At 47, it certainly isn't my first luxury watch.
It is a stunning design in the real world. I have the 41 black dial and the build quality is outstanding.
I like it with the day date and diamonds it would go well with my Cellini
I would really love to see Tudor's in-house movements trickle down to their other watches. 38 hour power reserve is kinda meh in 2020 - COSC or not.
My "best watch" for 2020 so far is the SPB143J. Seiko did a lot of things right this time. But I reckon Longines' new Spirit line will be my personal pick of the year. They just hit so many things right with that one. The new colorful Rolex OP line is also neat and I'm not really a Rolex guy.
I don't care much for in-house movements due to the more expensive service costs, but 38 hour power reserve is poor by today's standards.
Emaratilfy Is the bezel aligned on your Seiko?
Emaratilfy After re-reading your comment I’m not sure that the Seiko is part of your collection yet. I apologize for my previous comment if my assumption was incorrect.
@@jeeperspeepers8323 no problem! And you're right, I don't have the SPB143J yet, as I'm waiting for my AD to stock it. The infamous Seiko bezel lottery makes me hesitant buying it online from Japan and the US.
Bought a silver dial , love it .
There are a few things I watch like about this watch but really have to see it in person. I've wanted to buy a vintage Rolex Oysterquartz in the past. Now I might reconsider because of this model. The bezel on the Royal is OK but I think I'd be fine with a smooth one. If you like integrated bracelets I would think you would have to love what Tudor did here. Great watch if you want a his and hers matching watch.
I think there needs to be an additional striped dial option in blue, black and possibly a rhodium dial wherein the stripes horizontal and are three quarters the scale of the links in size to emulate and integrate with the pattern of the bracelet.
It’s a bit chunky in design for my taste. Maybe if I was a Good Fella.
Tudor Royal is very similar to Tudor Classic except the bracelet is integrated. Unique and seem to target the mature group design-wise, at a good price point too.
I actually really like the watch. The one thing I would change is the roman numerals. It looks a bit outdated. But overall very well done watch, with a cool own vibe and super clean dial. For the money I think it's a nice watch.
the day-date stainless steel looks very nice. ~ JDS/CT
The Tudor Royals have a Sellita movement not ETA.
I think these are pretty cool looking, definitely a lot better looking than the Omega Constellation which it looks more like than any of the old Tudor and Rolex models you mentioned. At least ones that one can see around today, so if one is looking for a watch of that nature in style, this one could attract a lot of buyers. Like you, it probably won't be for me, but I want to try it on as well. Great video as always Oleg
I would also say it has a little Omega Constellation in it's design, clearly taking several classic designs and blending into something that looks 70's, but new. I kind of like it, but like Omega better. Problem is Omega Constellation is 2X cost.
I like it in 38. Good design that does not copy the Glamour. BTW, I love the Glamour Another welcome Datejust Killer.
They could have gone w the classic fluted bezel..it really is the nicest considering omega and other brands have it..would have been a nice new oysterdate..but hey ive got the fluted bezel oysterprince and the BB58 in black and gold on my future purchase list...cant hate on Tudor for trying to outside the Rolex canon and style
I love the design and the case but cannot fathom the ETA 38h power reserve in this times.
Absolutely beautiful! My next one😃🙏🏻🔥
I like the watch and the bracelet but I don't like that the bracelet is integrated. I'd lean towards the Tudor Glamour Date Day with the same movement
Tudor have managed to combine all the elements of watch design that I hate into one watch.When I look at my 1928 Dennison cased Tudor,I think they had a much better handle on design than they do now................................
The old Tudor looks great.
I am tempted I do want to buy Tudor and have a gmt on my list but I would see this as a dress watch with the gold. Would need to try them on to see if I push like the 38 or 41
I wonder if there is an intentional supply shortage because this watch in a blue dial is very hard to find right now. Or maybe be it is just very popular and sold out because many many people like it!
Helpful. Made me decide on this one
I think it look pretty nice for a more dressier watch and the price is quite competitive.
They brought back the Rolex quartz with an ETA. Thats pretty cool if you think about it, and they didnt sideline anybody with sizing. this is a way better release than the BB.
I dont like the name tho.
Not for me. I don't like the day treatment at the 12 o' clock and I really don't like what they've done with the Roman numerals; they haven't inverted them from the five to the eight markers which messes with my head something terrible.
It's very similar to a current tudor model the CLASSIC.....this obscure tudor has been around for years and has a similar bezel, not an integral bracelet though.
I don’t know..makes me feel a bit funny inside. Like that time I watched Brokeback Mountain.
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Hahahahahaha
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I'm getting one!! this is a perfect daily driver!!
This time I like this watch beautiful
Should come with both strap and bracelet.....like vacheron 222
Good video. Nice watch. I feel it takes some inspiration from the rolex day date and also the AP royal oak with a much more reasonable price. Its also more on the dressier side. Good first luxury watch 👌
Tried this in AD, its everywhere in Asia market
How did you like it?
@@24hourstime I tried the 41MM black dial, it looks mature nice dress watch, but in my opinion I prefer the Black bay / Pelagos line
I love your channel and i love Mr. Bond even more.
Looks a bit soft . Hope it's priced accordingly.
Max. Price is for a 2 tone 41mm with diamonds at $4580
If you like Roman numerals on the dial, it looks like a good watch, deserving our attention. Unfortunately, I don't like Roman numerals, so it's not my cup of tea. Anyway, kudos to Tudor for the effort, and for me, plenty of other watches around (including at Tudor's).
It looks nice and stylish. I don’t like that it’s not a chronometer.
hey oleg will u do 10 signs ur a true watch enthusisast?
I like the watch but i wish there were options other than buckley dial.
Any thoughts on Tudor Royal vs Maurice Lacroix Aikon?
Didn't click for me....I did however prefer the secret link and the other older image you incorporated....⌚🏴⌚🏴
.... But Tudor released the brand new BB58 and BB GMT Pepsi together at the same time back in 2018 Oleg?
i love this watch. two done for me.
Bit too derivative, like Tudor's other "stars" the safe & staid Black Bays- would have much preferred a North Flag without integrated bracelet, a Ranger in 38-39mm or a re release of that beautiful 50s royal.
Cheers mate 👍🏻
It is the new day date replacement of Rolex day date
I kind of like it.
I'll get the blue 38mm with roman numbers. 😊👍
The grandiose idea of refining a blue dial with cut up Roman indices (XI + XII),
were probably developed by an intern with too much daytime, right? 🤪 For a brand like Tudor, an absolute no-go. 👎 It's a shame, poor implementation!
yup. excellent Point!!!!!
@P M B Definitely not😉
Also the number four should be IV instead of IIII if the number 6 is VI wich is correct, This is why I hate roman incides.
Much prefer the original Royal. They should have re-issued that instead of this monstrosity.. Each to their own. Every one has their own opinions
What’s your thoughts on the Bulova Devil Diver rerelease in 41mm with red or black bezel. They made it smaller than their initial 2018 44mm reissue. Can’t find any review of it and would love to hear your thoughts.
Great question. I will see if I can get my hands on one for a review:)
I ordered one for my wife in 34mm this week.
A bit to close to my Longines Conquest Automatic from the specs - otherwise it would be on my list...
Actually the specs of your Longines are better, 300mt water resistance and 2892 derivated movement instead of 2824.
Giuseppe Rocchi - I know and that’s the reason why this watch isn’t on my list...
I want to see the day date in the 38 size
Looks fine except for the roman numerals
Yeah, and the four should be iv not iiii?
@@altbinhax Oh yah, you are right! Tudor must have made a mistake
@@altbinhax I am wearing mine now and that is a bloody good point 😄😄😄
Think that that blue day/date with north flag and next year bb58
I like them anyone know the lug to lug on the 41mm ?
It’s needed . I like it think it looks great ...
What was on the back and inside?
Like your comment a lot esp.your meaning about the inhouse movement in gen...overrated.., indeed and ETA mov.are very 👍.
Plus the service costs of inh.mov.much higher.
For a guy like me liking watches and just not toch enough to buy rhe real high time pieces it is nice to see that Tudor also offers these rel.cheap models so it is for me eg.within reach to buy a timepiece lik Third.
Reg.,
Rik (holland
That bezel. Roman numerals. Oh yeah, and that bezel.
Love it, I’m getting one before the everyone jumps on the band wagon.
Watch people are such snobs.
I like it but the Roman numerals is the deal breaker. Not just on this one but on most watches. Isn't it funny though how much we emulate the '70s style when it was probably the worse time for the Swiss watchmakers? Even in those dark times they had created that distinct look.
Those integrated lugs are scary
I'm personally not a fan but to each their own 🤷♂️ it's not my money....
Looks hella cheap. Really doesn't fit in with the rest of tudor catalog in my opinion
Bela Deak How doesn't it fit? Tudor has a number of dress watches and this looks a hell a of a lot better than the 'Glamour,' the '1926' and the 'Style.' It might look better in real life. I don't like Eta movements but given the price I'm tempted.
@@willemdeleeuw8094 It is way too flashy and not understated like the glamour or the 1926. And to be honest as i said it just looks cheap in my opinion. It has to many details with the bezel, the roman numerals and the integrated bracelet and therefore ends up looking cheap and also outdated in my opinion and more like some kind of wanna be AP homage or something. And even though the 'style' isnt an original design and basically just a 'date just', that is still way better than this
@@melvinjo1596 and people laugh at Invicta? Not trying to be mean. I'm sure someone will buy one.
@@willemdeleeuw8094 I guarantee ALL the haters are wearing their wish watches and spending their imaginary money.
Nice Watch! Do you know anything about the bracelect clasp? Is this acuatlly in use in a Tudor model?
From the pictures it looks like a new design for this model
I want to see it on wrist. It might be a tad too blingy for me
Looks close to a Rolex
Is it COSC Chronometer certified?
I’ve seen it somewhere that it will be.