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Tudor Bb54
Have to size it yet for the wife, but it is super awesome. Very compact and slim VS the 14mm GS I’ve been wearing a lot 😂
Will post a review in a week or so. I think Tudor scratches the vintage itch in a lot of ways without the stress though…
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Tudor Bb54
Have to size it yet for the wife, but it is super awesome. Very compact and slim VS the 14mm GS I’ve been wearing a lot 😂 Will post a review in a week or so. I think Tudor scratches the vintage itch in a lot of ways without the stress though… ...
What a beauty!
Luckily for me, the micro-adjust takes care of the sizing between me and my wife. Or perhaps that's unlucky, since she steals it sometimes... Wear it in good health!
Charming
A very high quality product, the bezel, clasp, dial and movement are all top notch. Been looking at the 54 and 58 on and off which is a great problem to have (and meanwhile doesn't cost me anything!)
A number of watch companies seem to really found their neo-vintage groove (e.g. Tudor, Longines, Omega).
Love the Tudor, looking forward to the review.
