Jay (Eire)
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It does for sure.
But, there’s always a but, I need something else to keep my attention. It may be just I purchase the fabric strap for this one and then I have two watches in one.
Still with the BB58
It’s been more than two weeks with the BB58 now. I’m pretty content, although I still have some desire to find another easy watch for travel. Enjoying a morning caffeine and pastry jolt ! ...
It does for sure.
But, there’s always a but, I need something else to keep my attention. It may be just I purchase the fabric strap for this one and then I have two watches in one.
Looking good!
You mean like this ? As one of our members recently said, “the strap trick, new strap, new watch…” 😉 ...
Yeah, but not a Nato as I can’t stand them.
But same fabric just with a buckle. Ideally I want something with a loop and Velcro closure but haven’t seen anything yet.
Yes, this one is a pretty one.
I could imagine this with a pink dial too maybe (cross reference to the other Tudor post below).
Where did you get that?
Very nice look. I’m thinking of something along these lines as well, love the quick release spring bars too! ...
Looking good Jay! One of my travel watches
is also a Tudor! These are the 3 I took to Asia for a couple weeks. I think the two main issues with travel watches are 1) always having a long sleeve available and 2) if you are like me, and you bring multiple watches, what are the other watches “doing” ...
For me, it’s always one mechanical watch and then something else.
The something else is what keeps my urge to change it up satisfied. So, this trip Tudor plus Swatch (and a Garmin for the outdoors stuff). Other times it’s maybe something “more”, but again supplemented with something “less” like a Furlan Mari or again a ...
Yeah; that is one advantage of traveling in Asia,
atlleast I feel pretty safe with watches. But anywhere else, I am inclined to wear watches of lesser value to keep my mind at ease. Another factor is if I am traveling with kids or just my wife and I. The family add another layer to support besides what y...
Can’t beat modern Tudor for a fun travel watch. I guess the one thing that most tudors lack is a display caseback, for those who care about that stuff.
Otherwise, I’d bet a Tudor pelagos (42 or 39, depending on the wrist size) is as perfect as a summer watch can be (given the lightweight titanium). What are your thoughts on the new Tudor GMT 58?