I think you won't enjoy this piece
Because the side thickness looks out of proportion to the otherwise beautiful frontage. I can almost imagine you wearing the 925 Silver version though, thoroughly enjoying it, while working up a BBQ.
Another point....I think this is Rolex telling everyone...
Omega is the only equivalent to Tudor
Great strategy.
Now Tudor can be more accurate than COSC without stepping on the toes of Rolex (superlative chronometer /-2/day)!
Looks great and if Rolex is using this as a slap in the face to Omega...oh well...
I will gladly suffer with my Speedmaster, and I think Tudor is killing it...as is Omega...and Seiko...As someone who owned many a Rolex, and I still like them, but, have may complaints with aftermarket and availability...but, there is a lot more out there...
It's the Rolex many fans have been waiting for🥳🥳
Wait a sec...🧐🧐🧐🧐🧐 It's a Tudor.😅😅😅😅😅 Ok, in house movement with Metas certification is a clear challenge to Omega (and Zenith likely).
Gave me a better appreciation for Omega which went this route much earlier but then also appreciate the marketing strategy behind it..
Making omega more associated with tudor versus rolex.
my gripe about it
I love the conception of the piece. It is toolish, practical and has a all-new blackened calibre which is anti-magnetic. One can even wear this watch to sleep, because the ceramic will unlikely get scuffed up. However, the 41mm case of the blackbay always...
