Tudor invited me, among other collectors of vintage Tudor, for a special event, a get together, organized at the Tudor Manufacture on the 15th of April. I know some of the collectors personally, others I met for the first time, with great pleasure. The am

The 39mm case is definitely the best choice for my wrist ! Best, Gerard

so I guess most of us already have a watch which fills this space. What I regret about these watches is their thickness: why 11 mm for a 36? It should be below 10 for me. And the GMT is 12.8 mm: way too thick, imo. Best, Emmanuel Black Bay Pro is even 14.

Just a simple photo review to compare the different models of the Tudor Ranger . First 36 mm, then 39 mm, then both side by side. Enjoy ! Best, Emmanuel A/ 36 mm DIAMETER BEIGE (“DUNE WHITE”) DIAL: Ref. M79930-0007 (bracelet) & M79930-0008 (fabric strap)

Great "GADA" watch with the usual impeccable Tudor quality. Tried both the 36 and 39 mm variants and ended up with the 39 mm model ; the 36 mm was just too small for me !! As such a great fit on my wrist and very comfortable due to the micro-adjust clasp.

The older reference in 39mm was attractive to me, but I always felt like it was too big. The dial had too much empty space. The new one in 36mm strikes the perfect balance. It's a fun, stress-free weekend watch.

It was charming and affordable enough for me to grab one used... but I just didn't end up loving it, and you are giving the exact reasons why. The Ranger is the missed opportunity here: why is Tudor still making that watch 39mm? They should have sized it

A few weeks ago, I visited a Tudor Boutique and here's what I was able to have a look at. 1/ The PELAGOS ULTRA, ref. M2543C1A7NU-0001 powered by Calibre MT5612-U As surprising as it may seem from someone like me who is very much focused on colored gold dr