dr.kol
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Thanks Nico, I know.
The weight is also perfect, the bracelet feels good and the adjustment of the length via the clasp, it the good old Rolex style.
I placed this next to a brand new Rolex Pepsi and gave power manually to both Tudor and Rolex. They felt nearly as good but Tudor felt perhaps a bit better.
I am really confused: Why a heck they think in the Rolex building in Geneva? Do they think that the Rolex Crown justifies over double price because their Tudor crest is not so well known? It's like getting an Audi A6 with less than 1/2 the price of Porsche Panamera when both cars have the same technical specs.
We live in an insane world of branding!
Best, Kari
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My wrist is 200 mm, about 8 inches and the watch is "only" 39 mm
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Thanks Nico, I know.
The weight is also perfect, the bracelet feels good and the adjustment of the length via the clasp, it the good old Rolex style. I placed this next to a brand new Rolex Pepsi and gave power manually to both Tudor and Rolex. They felt nearly as good but Tu...
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