Horological Meandering

A direct descendent of the Tudor Oysterdate chronograph of the early 1970s, the new Tudor Heritage Chrono 2010 is at the crossroads of vintage and velocity and reiterates the iconic features of the original model, such as the 45-minute counter and the bid...  

Thanks, SJX. The Tudor Heritage Chrono looks really gd. The superposition of black, grey and red, and the portrayal of the Monte Carlo heritage. It's a winner, by far.

The newer Tudor watches all look a bit odd but this one has promise. The photo isn't the best but it looks good from that angle. - SJX

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Intriguing... Best, Nicolas

definitely to be seen in metal.... I also was not thrilled with the modern Tudors.... but this one seems quite interesting... thanks for posting.... cheers

... have to see it from other angles ... but the first (and important) impression is very good ... . I must say i like the latest Tudors a lot ... F

I'm super interested to see this watch in the flesh. It looks to potentially be a good buy. Cheers, Daos

I know Tudor used to use ETA movements, but I can't figure out what sort of ETA movement this would be. Any idea? A

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