Love how this watch shows that beauty is in the eye of the beholder. Lots of people hating on the watch. I think it's the coolest piece in their lineup right now. Gonna snatch one up asap.
BB58 blue is the one i landed on as my tudor. I always tell collectors, Tudor is a watch you only need 1, no more. Decide on what model speaks to you, get that one and stop.
I think is more of show off what they can do for the future and advertisement. After seeing it in this review I know it is not for me. Thanks for making this video!
I feel this is the sort of watch that is hard to film, but in certain lighting you get an idea what it really looks like. My guess is that it would look amazing in the flesh!
14.4 is pretty damn thick for a 3 hand, even a dive watch. Sinn's U50 is 11.15mm thick and is 50 bar, plus a date. They need to release a BB58 version of with a thickness of 12mm tops.
Just sitting here with my first ever Rolex I got this week, big thanks to Adrian for the content, wouldn't be this in love with watches if he wasnt doing his thing! Thanks buddy
I like the fact they’re pushing the designs in different directions and making affordable watches, so good on them, but I still prefer a Seamaster in this range.
I love the case (yes, even the slab-sidedness of it), I love the movement, I love the blacked out text on the dial. But no lume on the bezel is a deal killer. So, so very close.
There’s extremely high contrast between the dial and the hands/indices, looks super easy to read the time to me. ‘Difficulty telling the time’ seemed like an inaccurate observation to me, but hey I haven’t seen the watch in person.
@@hmaxconrad4383 thats a totally valid complaint but i dont think its applicable to most people like reading the minutes. gray on black isnt legible but neither is the black on black bezel. Truth be told this watch looks cool but isnt practical
@@cts1549, this watch has a very good contrast ratio and most of the time … people are looking at their watch with a glance to get the time so the legibility with the minutes is really irrelevant. As long as the hands and hour indices are lumed, you’ll get a good read of the time with a quick glance.
Ceramic is a great material for cases - not just bezels. Light and scratch resistant. They could have made it in other colors - tan, olive, etc. This black is OK and is a real challenge to the Omega black ceramic watches.
I personally think this is the best tudor release this year. Metas certified , ceramic, beautiful presented open case back, limited supply, beautiful looking, in house movement and for the price point it's amazing value. If this had a rolex stamp on it, it would be 8k not £3,550. Ordered one and looking forward to adding it to my collection. I know its not for everyone but it's going to be a classic in years to come. Tudor is a brand where Rolex was years ago. Their watches will not be at this reasonable price point forever. Getting a collection of tudors at the moment before I cant afford them.
Given the choice of the two I’d take the ceramic Seamaster in a heartbeat , but if it was a real world purchase with real world pound notes... it’s the Tudor every single time. No brainer. Incredible value for money for a watch that will undoubtedly appreciate.
I prefer the Omega Seamster all black, but at Tudors price point it is a good alternative at about half the cost, even though they are different watches entirely in terms of quality and build.
I don't like the fact that they didn't apply any luminous material to the bezel but I somewhat like the watch in general, hence I need to see this watch in real life
Brilliant vid. The watch looks decent, the B&J black watch roll looks excellent. Will it come with individual leather or suede inserts to protect the case backs?
@ Adrian - you nailed audio editing! Voice and soundtrack playback on my iPhone built-in speakers is splendidly full and rich, as if it’s on big speakers.
Love it. I don't always like the blacked out look on a watch, if it's at the expense of readability. Reading the bezel however is not imperative for me. Seems like a great value. You're such a good shooter - would love to see you on location more.
I love the movement that is inside but the watch itself doesn't do it. Atleast, that is what I am saying now without having seen it in the flesh. Awesome video as always Adrian! Keep up the good work! Quick question: is the leather strap on the tudor upside down, with the clasp side on the 6 o'clock position?
Hey Adrian, heard about any problems with the movement? Uptick in HK has one and it stopped working within a few weeks of purchase and the repair situation sounds unpleasant.
I’m looking to buy one of these from my local AD (but I have not purchased from them before) do you think I could get a discount with no history and buying this specific new watch?
There’s no harm in asking for a discount, but I would be very surprised if they gave it to you. It’s a brand new watch so I don’t think it will struggle to sell at the moment.
@@BarkandJack many thanks, that was my thinking. Couple of other things, if that’s ok? Do you know the margin on Tudor watches for ADs? Finally, I live in Jersey Channel Islands, do you ship your products to Jersey and if so what’s the cost for the products and postage? Thanks so much, Paul
I think you have it right that this release is outside of their current design language. I agree that it is intended to go head to head with Omega. If that is the case than it’s fascinating and honestly will make the watch world an interesting place for the next few years.
Ngl thats looking pretty awesome gotta love the scratch resistance of ceramic! Although it would have been nice to have the bezel numerals lumed or filled in with something the same color as the indices. I think its needed to level out the contrast of the main indices on a completely blacked out watch
Hi, I recently bought a black bay ceramic after watching your review. It is really a nice watch and thanks for the video. Could you teach me how to remove the original rubber straps safely from the watch? It looks quite difficult and I’m a bit worry about getting the case scratched. Thanks.
I've always appreciated the snowflake hands. I have a ETA Pelagos and it's still my favourite watch for legibility. I presume this is the same, despite not actually being able to see the hands - only the lume is visible. I do agree with you that the absence of a lume pip is quite an oversight. It's a dive watch, it meets all other dive watch requirements but it failed on one of the more fundamental things. How difficult would it have been to add a lume pip like the other BB, or inlay a lume pearl like with the ceramic Pelagos bezel?
I like the snowflake hand design on the underside of the strap. That’s a nice touch. I don’t like the bezel at all. Looks like it’s unfinished. Great quality I’m sure but not great on the eye for me.
@@thegraciefighter102 love the 2500 po which I had. the first 8500 edition with a matt black dial was also great but it was too thick for me. If you see a 2500 po, liquid metal limited edition I would snap it up, best diver I have ever owned.
What does that mean? Is RADO producing more units in the same production period and dealing with the same demand for the product as Tudor with their Black Bay line? Or are you simply saying that RADO watches aren't selling well?
As much as i wanted a MN mini Sub, this release makes sense. The BB41 range just needed something as the BB58 range gets the attention. Tudor needed a Ceramic 3 hander, the last ceramic watch was the Tudor Chrono Fastrider. This new model undercuts Omega and delivers a similar package. Well Done Tudor again !
Nice video, but why no mention of the Longines Hydroconquest full ceramic, similar price points and slightly different approaches I would have liked to see contrasted here! Cheers
Apparently the meridian doesn't go through the observatory. Apparently GPS has established it goes through a nearby park rubbish bin. It's something I want to check out next time I'm in the area.
Good review, if perhaps not too deep. Tudor is really taking it to Omega. The METAS certified movement is impressive. The off white index and hands makes the watch quite legible. I love the polished edge of the case - it really pops in a sea of brushed ceramic. Not keen on the unreadable bezel. Great price point. I was looking at a Pelagos and this watch is making me pause and think. I wish they would update the Pelagos. It certainly is time...
I find the watch too black or dark?? is it just me? I'd love for Tudor to experiment on colors to make it more vibrant and more appealing to look at especially during the day now that they've started using ceramic. Maybe this is more of a test to see how many are willing to purchase before Tudor starts releasing colors? But thanks for this video and the close ups! Real informative! not too many hands on reviews yet
even thought this is the 18th piece of content i've seen on this watch ... you've still made it interesting. and thank you for not making this 10:01 in duration.
I’m not sure why you stated that it’s hard to read the time based on legibility. The heavily applied lume with large hands in front of the black dial has a great contrast ratio and you can tell the time very easily at a glance with that watch.
I am in love with this watch... it is so smooth, it is METAS, Ceramic, no-date (I really do not need a date on my watch - to me the most useless complication) and I like the Lume (this vintage style just fits like a glove to this watch). But I did not buy yet... but it is likely that I will do. Great review, even if you do not share my opinion on this one. Like!
Is the bezel ceramic as well as the case? I know the standard black bay 58 is anodised aluminium which scratches easily so this might be an option for me now. Otherwise it’s an omega for me.
Hmmm, so the price difference is a factor in Tudors favor against Omega but not in Omegas favor when compared to Rolex? In any event, Tudor is stepping up with their movements and this one is a beauty. Not something I'd get, but this will fly off the shelf...if it ever actually get on the shelf.
Great Video! :) regarding dive watches: what do you think about the new Omega Seamaster 300 Master co axial (vintage Look)? 😄 Greetings from Germany 👍🏼😄
Great video and great style to the video, Adrian! I really like where Tudor are headed and I really hope they keep their prices lower to show the way to other, more pricey brands.
Well done video. Though, I will say it's a bit annoying you were already pumping up the resellers by highlighting a statement about how Tudor can't produce as many of these, which obviously can't be quantified.
I wish they'd put some fill in the numbers on the bezel and added a lumed pip. I actually rather like the sunburst pattern on the bezel, but as you mentioned, blacking it all out makes it oddly difficult to use.
It’s clear they’re saving costs on the manufacture of the bracelet. Like they have done for their last four watches; the Ceramic, the 18k, the 925 and the Bronzebay... I personally wouldn’t consider buying a sports watch without one.
You conveniently missed out the other releases from Tudor which have bracelets lol. Also they wouldn’t put a bracelet on any of the watches you’ve mentioned because it would blow them out of the water from a price perspective which isn’t what Tudor is about. If you want a solid gold bracelet go buy a Rolex. Also they won’t make a bronze bracelet because it would react with people skin. Just like how the case back on the bronze bay isn’t bronze.
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Great video! I’m a bit jealous! Bring me with you next time😂❤️
That would be such a laugh!!! Just be a video of us getting pissed on the free booze trying to act professional with these PR people and failing! 🤣🥂
@@BarkandJack guaranteed 1m+ views though…? 👀
Love how this watch shows that beauty is in the eye of the beholder. Lots of people hating on the watch. I think it's the coolest piece in their lineup right now. Gonna snatch one up asap.
I totally agree! I bought mine and I love it!
Radiographer here, a standard MRI nowadays is 3T, which is 30000 Gauss
Thanks for letting me know Dimitiros 👍🏻
No matter, nobody should be wearing a watch around these machines.
@User 2389 depends for what, surely not for Neuro or vascular.
@@Mark_1988_ true, anyway watches and jewelery is not allowed in hospitals
There are pros and cons to both 3T and 1.5T magnets but this is a watch channel and we aren't at work
Anhhh TUDOR!! Coming through with the coolest pieces! Love this A!
I digg it, the movement is nicely decorated for the price point, looks cool!
They should've added a lumed 12 o'clock marker on the bezel...
Not for me this one. I still prefer the regular Black Bay 58.
BB58 blue is the one i landed on as my tudor. I always tell collectors, Tudor is a watch you only need 1, no more. Decide on what model speaks to you, get that one and stop.
This is my favorite type of B&J videos..
I thought this would be much more expensive to be fair. I really like the black out, the ceramic is also a really nice casing. I'm a fan!
Feels like a prototype that went to market. Hope they do more with the material and movement.
It absolutely is. This was made because of the positive response to what they did for Only Watch.
what more do you expect from the movement? its literally perfect.
@@vividist Do more in terms of bringing it to more models.
The movement is not working in them now. Look it up.
@@vividist they are breaking now .
I think is more of show off what they can do for the future and advertisement. After seeing it in this review I know it is not for me. Thanks for making this video!
Thanks for watching buddy.
It too much hipstersness IMO with Tudor or the Tudor is the play room for lolex
I feel this is the sort of watch that is hard to film, but in certain lighting you get an idea what it really looks like. My guess is that it would look amazing in the flesh!
Your B rolls Adrian are NEXT FREAKING LEVEL! 😍❤️❤️❤️
14.4 is pretty damn thick for a 3 hand, even a dive watch.
Sinn's U50 is 11.15mm thick and is 50 bar, plus a date.
They need to release a BB58 version of with a thickness of 12mm tops.
Been wanting an all black watch. This just hit the top of this list.
The lack of a lumed bezel is throwing me off... why not include something so simple, and honestly, deserved?
because it's a fashion item...man jewellery
Does the lack of lume on the submariner bezel bother you as well? Asking for a friend 😉
@@mattstevens1820 Lume bezel pip was created and used by Rolex before the name Submariner was a thing.
@@Judah.Rosenthal will let my friend know....
I totally agree. Why not include one? Even flat like the Pelagos? It’s not a diver without one (like “legally”).
This one is the first Tudor I ever got. Love it to bits.
Just sitting here with my first ever Rolex I got this week, big thanks to Adrian for the content, wouldn't be this in love with watches if he wasnt doing his thing! Thanks buddy
What Rolex did you christen yourself with?
I like the fact they’re pushing the designs in different directions and making affordable watches, so good on them, but I still prefer a Seamaster in this range.
I love the case (yes, even the slab-sidedness of it), I love the movement, I love the blacked out text on the dial. But no lume on the bezel is a deal killer. So, so very close.
Agree, watch has to retain all of it's originally intended usability, otherwise it turns into a fashion thing...
There’s extremely high contrast between the dial and the hands/indices, looks super easy to read the time to me. ‘Difficulty telling the time’ seemed like an inaccurate observation to me, but hey I haven’t seen the watch in person.
Yeh, I didn't understand what point he was making there. Couldn't have much more contrast.
i believe he was referring to the minute track being gray on a black dial. you can really only get the ballpark time at a glance
Maybe it's more on reading the rotating bezel when using it deep underwater.
@@hmaxconrad4383 thats a totally valid complaint but i dont think its applicable to most people like reading the minutes. gray on black isnt legible but neither is the black on black bezel. Truth be told this watch looks cool but isnt practical
@@cts1549, this watch has a very good contrast ratio and most of the time … people are looking at their watch with a glance to get the time so the legibility with the minutes is really irrelevant. As long as the hands and hour indices are lumed, you’ll get a good read of the time with a quick glance.
Just bought one. Picking it up Wednesday, can’t wait
Love it. Not my personal taste and won't add it to my ever growing list. But still think it's cool AF.
I think this is the opinion of 90% of the People out there haha
Yeah that pretty much sums it up for me. Cool AF, but just not for me. Unless they made a truly all-black version, with black lume.
@@BarkandJack they should expand the bb58 series more.. but maybe it’s just me with this idea and my 16.5 cm wrist haha
@@BarkandJack exactly my thought.
Ceramic is a great material for cases - not just bezels. Light and scratch resistant. They could have made it in other colors - tan, olive, etc. This black is OK and is a real challenge to the Omega black ceramic watches.
I personally think this is the best tudor release this year. Metas certified , ceramic, beautiful presented open case back, limited supply, beautiful looking, in house movement and for the price point it's amazing value. If this had a rolex stamp on it, it would be 8k not £3,550. Ordered one and looking forward to adding it to my collection. I know its not for everyone but it's going to be a classic in years to come. Tudor is a brand where Rolex was years ago. Their watches will not be at this reasonable price point forever. Getting a collection of tudors at the moment before I cant afford them.
If they added a Black PIP or outlined PIP at 0 it would be perfect
Given the choice of the two I’d take the ceramic Seamaster in a heartbeat , but if it was a real world purchase with real world pound notes... it’s the Tudor every single time. No brainer. Incredible value for money for a watch that will undoubtedly appreciate.
I prefer the Omega Seamster all black, but at Tudors price point it is a good alternative at about half the cost, even though they are different watches entirely in terms of quality and build.
I don't like the fact that they didn't apply any luminous material to the bezel but I somewhat like the watch in general, hence I need to see this watch in real life
For sure it would be stupitidy and wd look ugly. Only if the luminous was on 12'o Clock.
@@brokenheartshan you can get black lume though
Do you think this is a short term investment piece? I heard that this will be hard to get this year.
I just bought mine today. Online pictures don’t do it justice, it’s amazing in person. My new every day watch. Buy it, you will not regret it
MRI on picture is actually 1,5 Tesla machine, exactly 15 000 Gauss. Modern MRI are even 3,0 Tesla...
Great. I’ll have to wear my Milgauss next time I have an MRI. 👍
@@WidleyWesident milgauss’ are only rated at 1000 gauss. Far less than the figures mentioned above…
@@jasonfu6169 yes, but independent tests have shown that the Milgauss can actually take much more than 15,000 gauss.
@@WidleyWesident Very true!
Great job!!, Just a question, Omega Seamaster 300M or Black bay Ceramic?
Some of the best watch photography on youtube
🖤 Tudor's been killing it lately 🖤 Fantastic piece! Pelagos metas next? Yes, please! 🤤
That would be awesome!
Pelagos METAS and 12.5 mm thick :)
For me the design of this bb ceramic is excellent and unique and therefore the best bb out there.
well done; informative, interesting and professionally presented.
Thanks a lot Jonathan.
Nice chewwwwddaaahh
You literally walked past my flat in Greenwich. Should've stopped in for a coffee and let me try on that Tudor
Haha. That would have been cool.
I can only imagine how difficult this must have been to capture on camera. Thank you for doing this!
Its notoriously had to film and shoot...no AR coating under or over the sapphire
Brilliant vid. The watch looks decent, the B&J black watch roll looks excellent. Will it come with individual leather or suede inserts to protect the case backs?
@ Adrian - you nailed audio editing! Voice and soundtrack playback on my iPhone built-in speakers is splendidly full and rich, as if it’s on big speakers.
got one for my birthday. love it.
If I wait until next year to purchase do you think I’ll be too late? Or should I try get one ASAP?
Great touch shooting in Greenwich.
Great watch channel.
i was waiting for this review. Thanks again another great video
Love your vids, What so you think of the new omega speedmaster ??
Keen to see this IRL. Thanks Adrian.
Another spot on, informative video. However, your strolls around London make me really miss that city even more!
A green dial in that black ceramic case would be great !!
Love it. I don't always like the blacked out look on a watch, if it's at the expense of readability. Reading the bezel however is not imperative for me. Seems like a great value. You're such a good shooter - would love to see you on location more.
Love the watch. Black on black all day every day.
Adrian your channel has reached a whole new level of great! Keep it up!
I love the movement that is inside but the watch itself doesn't do it. Atleast, that is what I am saying now without having seen it in the flesh. Awesome video as always Adrian! Keep up the good work! Quick question: is the leather strap on the tudor upside down, with the clasp side on the 6 o'clock position?
Hey Adrian, heard about any problems with the movement? Uptick in HK has one and it stopped working within a few weeks of purchase and the repair situation sounds unpleasant.
Oh no. That’s not good, especially after the whole faulty GMT movement. I’ll check the video out.
well done for an early on rivieI have 5 Tudor watches ad still can noy qualify ror Black Bay ceramic. How wrng does this sound?.
I’m looking to buy one of these from my local AD (but I have not purchased from them before) do you think I could get a discount with no history and buying this specific new watch?
There’s no harm in asking for a discount, but I would be very surprised if they gave it to you. It’s a brand new watch so I don’t think it will struggle to sell at the moment.
@@BarkandJack many thanks, that was my thinking. Couple of other things, if that’s ok? Do you know the margin on Tudor watches for ADs?
Finally, I live in Jersey Channel Islands, do you ship your products to Jersey and if so what’s the cost for the products and postage? Thanks so much, Paul
Nice little scoop there Adrian, I like it and I can live with the no lume on the bezel.
I think you have it right that this release is outside of their current design language. I agree that it is intended to go head to head with Omega. If that is the case than it’s fascinating and honestly will make the watch world an interesting place for the next few years.
Ngl thats looking pretty awesome gotta love the scratch resistance of ceramic! Although it would have been nice to have the bezel numerals lumed or filled in with something the same color as the indices. I think its needed to level out the contrast of the main indices on a completely blacked out watch
Hi, I recently bought a black bay ceramic after watching your review. It is really a nice watch and thanks for the video. Could you teach me how to remove the original rubber straps safely from the watch? It looks quite difficult and I’m a bit worry about getting the case scratched. Thanks.
The all black one, with black hands looks sick !
Not interested in 41mm or 14mm thick. Interesting movement though.
Hi what camera do you use thanks love your great content 👍
I've always appreciated the snowflake hands. I have a ETA Pelagos and it's still my favourite watch for legibility. I presume this is the same, despite not actually being able to see the hands - only the lume is visible. I do agree with you that the absence of a lume pip is quite an oversight. It's a dive watch, it meets all other dive watch requirements but it failed on one of the more fundamental things. How difficult would it have been to add a lume pip like the other BB, or inlay a lume pearl like with the ceramic Pelagos bezel?
I like the snowflake hand design on the underside of the strap. That’s a nice touch. I don’t like the bezel at all. Looks like it’s unfinished. Great quality I’m sure but not great on the eye for me.
I bet it looks a lot better in person
Rather have a preowned planet ocean or smp for 3k.
Ugly as f…
Love the Planet Ocean but SMP is ugly as ****
@@thegraciefighter102 love the 2500 po which I had. the first 8500 edition with a matt black dial was also great but it was too thick for me.
If you see a 2500 po, liquid metal limited edition I would snap it up, best diver I have ever owned.
@@thegraciefighter102 oh and the 2500 smp is a fantastic dressy diver, not really a fan of the older or new ones
RADO doesn’t seem to have a problem producing ceramic watches in a timely manner.
Nor Blancpain, I know apples and Oranges :))))
What does that mean? Is RADO producing more units in the same production period and dealing with the same demand for the product as Tudor with their Black Bay line? Or are you simply saying that RADO watches aren't selling well?
Tudor is the Timex of the luxury watch world, why would it take them more time to make a ceramic watch, scarcity equals more sales.
@@Shoptcher How are they the Timex of the luxury watch market????
@@Shoptcher Well put. They are experimenting with Limited production like big brother does with the Steel Sports line.
Another great watch from Tudor. Another one I want but can’t afford. Great video Adrian thank you.
Because there won’t be as many of these as the steel version, do you think this would be a good investment piece?
As much as i wanted a MN mini Sub, this release makes sense. The BB41 range just needed something as the BB58 range gets the attention. Tudor needed a Ceramic 3 hander, the last ceramic watch was the Tudor Chrono Fastrider. This new model undercuts Omega and delivers a similar package. Well Done Tudor again !
The MN sub will be coming soon and I bet it will be a cool retro winner :)
Nice showcase of this watch. It's not for me but I really think it is good value for money!
Nice video, but why no mention of the Longines Hydroconquest full ceramic, similar price points and slightly different approaches I would have liked to see contrasted here! Cheers
If there was lume on the bezel and a date complication, this would be my perfect watch. As it is...it just doesn't have the utility
Apparently the meridian doesn't go through the observatory. Apparently GPS has established it goes through a nearby park rubbish bin. It's something I want to check out next time I'm in the area.
How did it feel on wrist? All black make it wear any smaller?
Good review, if perhaps not too deep. Tudor is really taking it to Omega. The METAS certified movement is impressive. The off white index and hands makes the watch quite legible. I love the polished edge of the case - it really pops in a sea of brushed ceramic. Not keen on the unreadable bezel. Great price point. I was looking at a Pelagos and this watch is making me pause and think. I wish they would update the Pelagos. It certainly is time...
What do you think about the Omega Seamaster Black Black??
I find the watch too black or dark?? is it just me? I'd love for Tudor to experiment on colors to make it more vibrant and more appealing to look at especially during the day now that they've started using ceramic. Maybe this is more of a test to see how many are willing to purchase before Tudor starts releasing colors? But thanks for this video and the close ups! Real informative! not too many hands on reviews yet
Tudor black bay is the second most beautiful watch I’ve ever seen
Wish I would be able to afford it one day
even thought this is the 18th piece of content i've seen on this watch ... you've still made it interesting.
and thank you for not making this 10:01 in duration.
Adrian, if you had to choose between this Tudor and the Omega Seamaster 300 m (the normal one, the one that you already own) what would it be?
The seamaster obviously
Yeah I’d take the seamaster. It’s more “me”.
Awesome movement this, but the dial and bezel not serving the purpose of a tool watch as you rightfully mentioned. Gr8 work!! Keep em coming…..
I’m not sure why you stated that it’s hard to read the time based on legibility. The heavily applied lume with large hands in front of the black dial has a great contrast ratio and you can tell the time very easily at a glance with that watch.
I like the IDEA of ceramic. Not sure what advantages it would have over stainless.
Have there ever been Damascus steel cases?
Gorgeous watch but, like the entire bronze BB or any Rolex, if you cannot acquire it, what’s the point?
For me Is unrefined watch with probably great movement. Omega just have a better design in ceramic. No comparison.
I agree
Agreed 👍
I am in love with this watch... it is so smooth, it is METAS, Ceramic, no-date (I really do not need a date on my watch - to me the most useless complication) and I like the Lume (this vintage style just fits like a glove to this watch).
But I did not buy yet... but it is likely that I will do.
Great review, even if you do not share my opinion on this one. Like!
Am I looking g at it wrong or have you got a lefty too? Or the band just on the wrong way round
I love mine. Super accuracy and so easy to read the time. WONDERFUL watch
Is the bezel ceramic as well as the case? I know the standard black bay 58 is anodised aluminium which scratches easily so this might be an option for me now. Otherwise it’s an omega for me.
Hmmm, so the price difference is a factor in Tudors favor against Omega but not in Omegas favor when compared to Rolex? In any event, Tudor is stepping up with their movements and this one is a beauty. Not something I'd get, but this will fly off the shelf...if it ever actually get on the shelf.
Is this the limited edition, or also known as the All Blacks?
I like it...they are after Omega''s slice of the pie....My only concern is the brittleness of ceramic...can it survive a fal without breaking parts l
Extremely excited to see more METAS certified watches! I just wish they didn't make it all black. The other Tudors look a bit nicer.
Great production as always Adrian …improving all the time young man !!!….and so will your business too !!
Great Video! :) regarding dive watches: what do you think about the new Omega Seamaster 300 Master co axial (vintage Look)? 😄
Greetings from Germany 👍🏼😄
Great video and great style to the video, Adrian!
I really like where Tudor are headed and I really hope they keep their prices lower to show the way to other, more pricey brands.
Well done video. Though, I will say it's a bit annoying you were already pumping up the resellers by highlighting a statement about how Tudor can't produce as many of these, which obviously can't be quantified.
I wish they'd put some fill in the numbers on the bezel and added a lumed pip. I actually rather like the sunburst pattern on the bezel, but as you mentioned, blacking it all out makes it oddly difficult to use.
If the watch was under 13mm thick then I would buy it. Also most of other Tudor models are too thick. can't they do it or will it be too expensive?
You made most things clear about this watch… Thank you Adrian, well done!!
Thanks a lot Dimitris 👍🏻
It’s clear they’re saving costs on the manufacture of the bracelet. Like they have done for their last four watches; the Ceramic, the 18k, the 925 and the Bronzebay... I personally wouldn’t consider buying a sports watch without one.
You conveniently missed out the other releases from Tudor which have bracelets lol. Also they wouldn’t put a bracelet on any of the watches you’ve mentioned because it would blow them out of the water from a price perspective which isn’t what Tudor is about. If you want a solid gold bracelet go buy a Rolex.
Also they won’t make a bronze bracelet because it would react with people skin. Just like how the case back on the bronze bay isn’t bronze.