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Shame on Tudor, apparently a junior chemist knows this is asking for trouble
I'm sure the AD's will pressure Tudor for a solution as they will be getting many pieces in for bezel replacements.
So we might expect a ceramic bezel version in the future.
So we might expect a ceramic bezel version in the future.
You will get a reply via Lady Gaga.....
Sorry to hear about your woes. Mine is holding up very well, but then again, I have worn it probably 5 times since I bought it.
Thanks for the share.
Best, Horo
Thanks for the share.
Best, Horo
This is totally unacceptable!
its not about how many times they need to change the Inlay but Solve the problem instead. This is really horrible! I doubt it's Alluminum because Rolex and other watches used Alluminum inlays for decades and never had this problem. I think it's a different metal used her. Maybe zinc or some cheap crap metal. Aluminum won't be eaten away like in no time.
If it comes to me I would throw the watch in their faces and oblige them to solve the problem. That's really not your problem to worry about this and see how to fix it but theirs. Go back to where you got it from and tell them to do it. It's a diving watch after all. What the hell?!
Laurent
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Yes, aluminum bezel inlay has been around for ages, but not in a bronze+aluminum combination.
and 2 years later ...
they show us a new one at Basel 2019 ... with the same bezel inlay material ?
A big Tudor fan but SO disappointed ... when will someone at Tudor stand up and solve this problem or will they keep ignoring it ?