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Tudor Monarch is a truly innovative watch with a new case, dial, and spirit. The steel case is faceted and tastefully designed, blending retro and modern styles. The movemenent is COSC and METAS certified, offering accuracy and resistance to 15,000 Gauss. The watch has a champagne dial with error-pr
...but don't need 'Master Chronometer' or the shield at 12...
but I'm curious to see how the dimensions will work (or not) on a wrist like mine: 39 x 11,9 mm in the Tudor way is probably too bulky, but I might be wrong. Chopard's Alpine Eagle measures 41 x 9,7 mm and it's surprisingly wearable even on a smaller wrist like mine, but Tudor watches have a very different feel on the wrist and their thickness (almost 12 mm here!) isn't something I like. I'll reserve my judgement until I can see it in the metal. Thanks for the review! Best, Emmanuel
I was able to see this watch at the local Tudor boutique and really liked it. Really great finishing as we have come to expect from the brand ! The dial color,although very nice,was however not for me and I would wait to see for Tudor releasing other variants in the future.
Why? Because, from my perspective, so many things simply come together here: the construction, the fresh idea behind it, the beautiful design, and also the fair price-to-value proposition. I had the chance to see the watch during Watches and Wonders, and I was genuinely impressed. For me, it is one of the standout releases of this year’s fair, alongside the Ulysse Nardin Super Freak, the Armin Strom minute repeater, and (ok, I am … „special“) the IWC Ceralume. Of course, these watches are in com
I liked it the moment I saw it a few weeks ago. As you mentioned it is a fresh new design and belongs on the bracelet, I specially like the shape of the center links. If I may be a bit picky I would have liked that the crown could have had a bit the shape of the center links, the side of the crown where they have engraved the name Tudor Monarch is very flat and would have looked better if it had a bit more width to it in the shape of a two or four facet pyramid, do I make any sense? Other than t
I was smitten by the first images of it coming out of W&W and have since been visiting ADs here regularly (sometimes several a day) in hopes of seeing it in the metal and possibly snaring one. No luck yet, but reading your thoughts just now has redoubled my determination ! : )
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