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Frédéric Chopin and Lucien Freud. I could think of nothing more fitting than my humble Tudor BB58B.

Perfect fit with the Tudor BB with the aged calfskin strap Enjoy your evening wherever you are!

…and gratuitous Tudor Submariner, lollipop dial shot 👊

. . . tough enough to deserve a Dangerfield . . . . . . punchline. "Man, I grew up in a tough neighborhood. How tough? Our library had a sign." (Yes, I heard Rodney deliver that line at UCLA 40+ years ago. I doubled over laughing my head off.) So many exc

What more do we really need ;-))

I visited NYC in 2017 to see the Patek Exhibition. While in the city I stopped off at Bulgari to leave two older Genta pieces for service. Afterwards I was shown the Finissimo - I think they had only gotten 1 watch at that point. It was a real eye opener

So I bought my first diver last month - the BB58 925 in silver - and, while I don’t anticipate ever diving with it (or at all, actually - too late to learn how at this point in my life), I now cook with it, which is something I never did with my more deli

With me for more than 11 years, now. And an ever growing love for that watch which is one of my favorite vintage Tudor, even Rolex, or should I say Vintage Rolex Tudor, as there are some Rolex parts in this Tudor. I would say that if I had to keep only 2

This is my first and only Tudor, whose relative value in the Tudor lineup many of you have previously highlighted. I like the stealthy features as well as ceramic component with contrasting steel bezel. But its taken me a minute to warm up to the brightly

My Black Bay Bronze did not get that much wristtime anymore, because of the 43 mm and my preference for 38-40 mm diameter watches. The BB58 blue had caught my attention during the summer of 2020, but hey, I already had a BBB. Until last week, I suddenly c