Tudor 2021 New Watches

[RotorSelfWinding]

Originally Posted by Paul7

Will the silver tarnish?

I would assume so. It's silver, after all.

[Dan Pierce]

Originally Posted by Paul7

Will the silver tarnish?

Originally Posted by RotorSelfWinding

I would assume so. It's silver, after all.

Tudor mentions it will not tarnish.
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[Boothroyd]

Originally Posted by Dan Pierce

The movement swap vs repair for new calibers is a cost saving measure. When there are enough new movements in circulation I'll bet the swap will give way to repairs.

My BB GMT & Pelagos w/ in house movements are the smoothest winding, easiest setting, and most accurate of any watches I've owned. I've been thoroughly impressed.
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Dan, thanks for weighing in. Love my BBB ETA.

[Dan Pierce]

Originally Posted by Boothroyd

Dan, thanks for weighing in. Love my BBB ETA.

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[Lukebennett21]

All I can hear is background clapping when I look at Tudor watches now. Hopefully it will abate soon.

[Jerrocop]

Originally Posted by Goose 104

Also pumped about the chrono and can forgive the thickness - I agree on the silver, that is bound to be a hit but not really a fan of taupe.

On my almost 8" wrist the thickness shouldn't be noticeable at all. Really looking forward to viewing this watch soon.

[steveyrock]

Originally Posted by Dan Pierce

The movement swap vs repair for new calibers is a cost saving measure. When there are enough new movements in circulation I'll bet the swap will give way to repairs.

My BB GMT & Pelagos w/ in house movements are the smoothest winding, easiest setting, and most accurate of any watches I've owned. I've been thoroughly impressed.
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The movement swap is not a cost-saving measure. Since it is still a new movement they use the ones that come back to evaluate their quality Control. It's a way to investigate issues with the movement and track trends so they can improve the manufacturing.

You are correct in that they will eventually switch to repairing the movement.

[TimeAZ]

Originally Posted by hiih8r

YouTube video is up

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=fcjBhXfJ_As

Video lost me when the speaker used the term "chic"

[samson66]

Originally Posted by MickCollins1916

Agreed, buddy, I’m into it as well! I would have preferred for it to have come on bracelet, but that would have priced it into the stratosphere.

I think the price is reasonable for this watch and I want one.

Hey Bill, sorry missed you comment initially. I know what you mean about a bracelet but $17K is already crazy for a Tudor, can you imagine a $25K+ Tudor with a gold bracelet? I'm not saying the price is out of line for a gold watch, but I am saying it's out of line for Tudor. Yikes!

Love the watch but I just can't see too many people laying down this kind of money for a gold 58. I really think the depreciation will be rough on this model.