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Old 22 April 2024, 01:25 AM   #31
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That was my thought when I first saw it. Wow did they sneak this one under Rolex's noses now that they are in separate buildings?
Am looking fwd to the new adjustable clasp on the Tudor Coke METAS.

Plus rubber strap too

Rolex be slackin'.
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Old 22 April 2024, 03:16 AM   #32
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Got my first Tudor today. I am fairly impressed. Having owned a Sub years ago which ended up being stolen. Then getting a DJ, Explorer II, Speedmaster, I wasnt thinking of getting another. When the monochrome showed up it piqued my interest for some reason. Tudors never interested me the BB58 with the vintage look didnt appeal to me, the Pelagos I liked in photos but didnt like when seeing it in person.
Tried on the BB monochrome and was sold, having a price 1/3 of a Sub with a metas movement was a no brainer for me. I like the metas certification, the look and 41mm is right and despite people saying a Rolex is more comfortable than a Tudor I dont feel it. It feels as weighty and comfortable as a Sub imo. I am not a fan of the rivets but as others have pointed out once its on the wrist you dont even realize they are there. The adjustable clasp is fantastic EVERY Rolex and Tudor should incorporate this, on the fly extend is such a nice feature. There are subtle differences but this model really is a Submariner substitute for those that dont want to wait or spend the money for a Sub, hope Rolex doesnt read this and make Tudor change it up or pull the model in the future.


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Old 22 April 2024, 03:28 AM   #33
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Congratulations, that’s a great new Tudor “Sub”!
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Old 22 April 2024, 03:34 AM   #34
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Very nice indeed. Congrats on your great looking Black Bay. Tudor makes wonderful watches with the Rolex DNA at a sensible price. I don't find the bracelet rivets to be that noticeable when you have it in hand, actually a nice vintage vibe. Enjoy and wear it in good health. Cheers!
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Old 22 April 2024, 03:52 AM   #35
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More pics please!

Great looking watch.
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Old 22 April 2024, 05:36 AM   #36
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Tudor is out here making moves. Love what they are about right now.
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Old 22 April 2024, 07:01 AM   #37
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Congrats!

Tudor is doing some great stuff lately. I have a blue BB58 that has been great and recently picked up a black FXD which I absolutely love. I have a Sub Date but I’m probably wearing the FXD a little more than the Sub lately because it just wears so easy being light weight and on a nato style strap.

I really want to get my hands on one of these new Black Bays, seems like a watch people have been waiting for, a basic monochrome SS diver like the Sub. With the t fit clasp now I think Tudor has a home run with this one
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Old 22 April 2024, 08:19 AM   #38
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Congrats!

Tudor is doing some great stuff lately. I have a blue BB58 that has been great and recently picked up a black FXD which I absolutely love. I have a Sub Date but I’m probably wearing the FXD a little more than the Sub lately because it just wears so easy being light weight and on a nato style strap.

I really want to get my hands on one of these new Black Bays, seems like a watch people have been waiting for, a basic monochrome SS diver like the Sub. With the t fit clasp now I think Tudor has a home run with this one
I find the FXD very interesting. I like the fixed bar and Tudor velcro NATO strap.
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Old 22 April 2024, 08:22 AM   #39
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Great Tudor. I have a feeling this will be a popular model. Not everyone wanted the gilt accents on the BB58 and BB41. This will definitely be a hit. Wear in good health.
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Old 22 April 2024, 08:29 AM   #40
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More pics please!

Great looking watch.

I am not great at taking those IG type photos. Here is one with the faux rivets which look huge in photos but are actually much smaller and subtle in real life. An outside shot and garage shot showing the lume.
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Old 22 April 2024, 04:22 PM   #41
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Those lugs are beautiful! Tudor did great with this one.
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Old 22 April 2024, 08:30 PM   #42
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BB is 4425$ and the Sub is 9100$
Not the real world price of a Sub short of AD games, and when used Tudors start showing up they will be for under MSRP. To me this is preferable to a Sub due to the domed crystal (AR coated I presume), aluminum bezel, better clasp and movement, and from what I hear wears smaller than a Sub. Just a less blingy look
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Old 22 April 2024, 11:50 PM   #43
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Old 23 April 2024, 12:05 AM   #44
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In my opinion, the Tudor bracelets of today are much better made than those of the 5 digit Rolex. My 16710 feels like a cheap imitation and so light, mostly due to the inferior quality of the clasp. Enjoy!
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Old 23 April 2024, 03:33 PM   #45
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Very nice watch! I am thrilled with my first Tudor. 2024 Ranger 39mm.
Great choice for you first Tudor!
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Old 23 April 2024, 03:44 PM   #46
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Old 23 April 2024, 09:51 PM   #47
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Old 23 April 2024, 10:03 PM   #48
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That's a stunner , congrats
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Old 24 April 2024, 04:14 AM   #49
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Great looking watch , how’s the thickness feel ? I’ve the black bay harrods which sometimes feels a little thick .
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Old 24 April 2024, 04:17 AM   #50
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Nice. Now please change title of thread to "first BUT NOT LAST tudor".
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Old 24 April 2024, 09:14 AM   #51
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There have already been 2 of the new Tudor BB on the jubilee style bracelet auctioned on Moda and both went under retail, which was surprising.
I bet the coke will auction for over retail at first then be available under MSRP after a few months.
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Old 24 April 2024, 11:28 AM   #53
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Awesome watch. I want to see this one in person. I’m actually dying to see the GMT 58 as well.
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Stunning watch- Tudor nailed all the details on this one. Congratulations.
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Old 24 April 2024, 02:09 PM   #55
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Great looking watch , how’s the thickness feel ? I’ve the black bay harrods which sometimes feels a little thick .
It doesnt feel thick to me. The Pelagos on the other hand feels very thick.
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Old 26 April 2024, 05:05 AM   #56
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Great looking watch! I really want to see one of these in person. I have to say the lack of crown guards is bothering me.
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Old 26 April 2024, 08:20 AM   #57
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Nice looking piece. I think Tudor needs to reduce the case thickness to sell more of these though. Ceramic bezel insert wouldn’t hurt either

It’s only .6 mm thicker than a Sub, so not sure that would be a real issue, for most people.

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Old 26 April 2024, 08:40 AM   #58
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Great looking watch! I really want to see one of these in person. I have to say the lack of crown guards is bothering me.
Good point, feel the same.

But I believe that is the difference Tudor and Rolex will maintain. Otherwise the BB line will be too close to the Submariner territory.

For a Tudor with crown guards, look no further than the Pelagos line.
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Old 26 April 2024, 10:15 AM   #59
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Great looking watch! I really want to see one of these in person. I have to say the lack of crown guards is bothering me.
I’m digging the minimalist retro look of the lack of crown guards. Totally subjective, I get it.
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Old 28 April 2024, 01:37 AM   #60
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Good point, feel the same.

But I believe that is the difference Tudor and Rolex will maintain. Otherwise the BB line will be too close to the Submariner territory.

For a Tudor with crown guards, look no further than the Pelagos line.

The Pelagos 39 is nice.. I know in my heart I want a 5-digit sub and need to just keep saving.. but the monochrome black bay and pelagos are so tempting!
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