amanico
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Absolutely. A bygone era. I discussed that with a watch dealer friend of mine yesterday. He suffered the same thing from some brands.
The original Black bay.
When Tudor launched the black bay in 2012 it pricked my interest in the brand having never really being a Tudor fan over the last 35 years of collecting. I was a few years late coming to the party and bought my first Tudor the 79220n. I loved this watch a...
Like the combo of the noir!
I owned a Submariner 79090 in the nineties and I liked it very much although it was still a watch looking for an identity, in my opinion. The Black Bay is a completely different story, does not need to rely upon any other watch even though it constantly r...
Thanks Mary. That’s exactly how I feel.
But you’ve explained it so much better than I did. M.
Agreed my friend.
I am so over them. These watches are incredible for the money and quality. M.
Actually get treated like a client
How it was back in the day when my AD appreciated my loyalty and custom. Those days are long gone I’m afraid. M.
lovely trio
just wearing my BB58 on NATO - and love my red bezel Black Bay as well. Though I have never understood the smiley thing - I am more for straight lines I must admit ;-)
Is it only heritage
Or also a difference in the case between your red bezel and mine?
Nico is right.
Everything else is the same. The rose logo and arc text pays respect to the vintage Tudor heritage. The basic ETA movement is also a pull for me. In the same way as the Lemania is. But that’s a whole different story. M.
I am being modest.
The other fellows are a bit too much for me and yours is, well, yours!