Rolex and Tudor equivalents

[ColRam425]

Okay so I've been checking out Tudor and I'm trying to get a feel for all of their Rolex-esque watches.

So far I'm assuming that:
Black Bay = Submariner
Pelagos = Sea Dweller
Classic = DateJust
Date-Day = Day-Date
Ranger = Explorer
Fastrider = Daytona (kind of)

Am I pretty much in the ballpark with this and are there anymore equivalents out there that I don't know about? I'm really only talking about current models, I know Tudor used to make their own Submariner for example.

[kilyung]

Sounds logical

[mike]

Yeah,...I'd put the THC as a kind of hybrid Chrono/GMT as well.

[Old Expat Beast]

Originally Posted by mike

Yeah,...I'd put the THC as a kind of hybrid Chrono/GMT as well.

Probably the most versatile watch in the Rolex stable

[Daytona4130]

That is very accurate

[tkerrmd]

seems logical to me

[Eric Chan]

Sounds pretty good to me.

[nGage7962]

Originally Posted by Old Expat Beast

Probably the most versatile watch in the Rolex stable

Just got mine from DavidSW and love it.

[Old Expat Beast]

Congratulations....let's see some pics!

[Kadhytia]

Made sense to me

[Ken B]

Size observations using your chart

Black Bay 41mm = Submariner 40mm
Pelagos 42mm = Sea Dweller 40mm
Classic 41mm = DateJust 36 & 41mm
Date-Day 39mm = Day-Date 36 & 41mm
Ranger 41mm = Explorer 39 & 42mm
Fastrider 42mm = Daytona 40mm (real size 38.5mm)

Originally Posted by ColRam425

Okay so I've been checking out Tudor and I'm trying to get a feel for all of their Rolex-esque watches.

So far I'm assuming that:
Black Bay = Submariner
Pelagos = Sea Dweller
Classic = DateJust
Date-Day = Day-Date
Ranger = Explorer
Fastrider = Daytona (kind of)

Am I pretty much in the ballpark with this and are there anymore equivalents out there that I don't know about? I'm really only talking about current models, I know Tudor used to make their own Submariner for example.