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jm433 · 24 February 2009, 05:03 AM

Just thought I'd add to the all the Tudor shots that have been posted here recently. I bought this Ranger a couple months ago and have been loving it. It dates to about 1974.

I've always liked the look of the Explorer, but I like having a date function with my watch. Tudor Ranger Date has it all

Despite being only 35mm in diameter, I think this watch has great wrist presence. Perhaps it's the oyster bracelet that gives it a more robust look.

BTW, for those eagle-eyed, experts out there, I currently have the watch on an aftermarket bracelet to preserve the original folded-link, Rolex oyster bracelet that the watch came with.

24 February 2009, 05:03 AM	#1
jm433 "TRF" Member Join Date: Jun 2008 Real Name: James Location: California Posts: 312	More Tudor Just thought I'd add to the all the Tudor shots that have been posted here recently. I bought this Ranger a couple months ago and have been loving it. It dates to about 1974. I've always liked the look of the Explorer, but I like having a date function with my watch. Tudor Ranger Date has it all Despite being only 35mm in diameter, I think this watch has great wrist presence. Perhaps it's the oyster bracelet that gives it a more robust look. BTW, for those eagle-eyed, experts out there, I currently have the watch on an aftermarket bracelet to preserve the original folded-link, Rolex oyster bracelet that the watch came with. Attached Images

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