Depends how you define cooler. Rolex packs a stronger "oof" for me in terms of heritage and cultural relevancy, but Tudor makes many models which I prefer to Rolex models in terms of looks and feel. So it really depends on your perception of what cool means in terms of watches
The Pelagos has, objectively, the best metal bracelet on any watch, ever. Except it's not available in steel, only titanium. The BB58 925 looks like a spectacular watch. If Tudor was only in non-Rolex dealers, it would still be a great brand.
I actually started liking Tudor without knowing yet about it's relation to Rolex. Though I agree that the brand wouldn't be where they are now without that foundation
I don’t own a Tudor and I’m not a Tudor fanboy. I think their success is a mix of design and the Rolex name. They can’t just be getting to where they are because of their association with Rolex alone. Their Glamour and Style models aren’t flying off the shelves. The BB is selling well because of its design and then further helped by its affiliation with Rolex. The fact that they are pretty much just the Black Bay company now is surely testament to that.
I don’t know. Some other models are catching up. The 1926 has been popping up a lot lately (after I bought mine 😁), the north flag, as controversial as it was, is now becoming a sought after piece, people really like the rangers, etc.
Alright stop destroying my argument! 😂 I’ve just noticed that the fastrider is no longer on their website, so that must’ve been discontinued. I stand by what I said about the Glamour and Style lines, they need a massive revamp.
RE: Tudor. Couldn’t disagree more. If you really look around - REALLY LOOK - there is little competition for classically designed divers in that price range. I like Oris, had two of them, but the quality of design isn’t there for me. Nor are the movements - with the in-house calibre still not included in Diver 65 range. Aquaracer? Different size and a ‘meh’ design for me. I even prefer the BB58 to Submariners (value retention notwithstanding). Black Bay, with the steel bezel and no-date is less flashy, less in-your-face, much more suited for inconspicuous consumption and younger audience than the slightly old manish (or hedge fund bro) Submariner. Don’t get me wrong - there’s plenty of odd watches in Tudor range. But when they get it right, they really do. If I were to reduce my current collection to 2, I’d happily just own a JLC Master Control and a Black Blau 58 Blue and consider ma myself lucky.
You prefer a "diver" with 200m water resistance, no crown guards and faux rivets on the bracelet. You argue it's for a younger audience, but at the end of the day it's simply for an audience that fail to see value beyond esthetics or the origin of its design. The reason dive watches are popular is because of their practicality and functional design. Remove practicality and functional and you're left with a Black Bay 58. You're simply paying for design.
@@oliverpersson6090 The reason dive watches are popular is purely aesthetic. Who the f***k is actually going diving with a $9k Sub? …or a $4k Black Bay for that matter. For everyday wear, the Tudor is plenty durable.
@@oliverpersson6090 So what’s the reason for the Popularity of the BB58 if not aesthetics? You think it is because people cannot afford a Rolex and for that reason buy a Tudor? I am sure there are plenty different reasons, but I personally really do like the aesthetics of Tudor. I don’t like the faux rivet but they don’t bother me that much. I love the sizing, I like the lack of date, I don’t need crown guards and I am happy about the brushed look and a touch of vintage without having to deal with a vintage but a rather solid modern movement. Where is the issue? It’s fine if you don’t like the look, but I wouldn’t say it’s a watch that is not sufficiently “functional” or “practical”.
How about this take... Tudor is what Rolex USED to be. Rolex was a fine watch but while it was always expensive it was accessible. Rolex is now impossible to obtain for most and Tudor has taken the mantle.
@@mariog7213 by merit, because nobody wanted Tudor when they were trying to sell garbage in the 90s and 2000s, no matter what the relation to Rolex was. Tudors actually bringing bolder designs that people like, with pretty solid movements.
Hi All, I feel that it is less nepotism and more the shared history and heritage. Through its history Tudor was inextricably linked to Rolex and some of the Rolex shine directly illuminates the brand. You cannot evaluate the Chrono without contrasting it with the Daytona. All the best!
Love the vibes from this show. The personalities mesh well. Yall just need to be infront of a fireplace smoking cigars and drinking whiskey. Talking watches
He is never going to address her leaving. I follow her on Instagram. She’s doing some photo stuff out in SoCal. It is very strange that nothing was ever said considering she’s a co-founder and was such a big part of the channel.
I highly disagree with people liking Tudor only because Rolex told them to. Prime example is the fact they were already on the US market before, did not do well and eventually left the US for an extended period of time. It doesn't matter who your Big Brother is or (parent company, how ever you want to put it) if you don't produce a quality product in what ever product you are selling people aren't going to but it.
I was having such a miserable day until I watched you two, thanks for the pick me up. Very few videos which I watch from start to finish. Keep up the good work.
AP has a lot of passionate black collectors like Jay-Z, Serena Williams, Beyoncé, Pras. The black panther watch is an appeal to them. The movie and superhero is meaningful in ways a lot of non-black people wouldn’t try to understand. Black panther is significantly more wealthy than Ironman in the MCU by the way. Money for it went to charity anyway.
I wish that more watch brands would make watches that can be worn on either wrist, meaning there is no up or down. Think about the Tudor Heritage Black Bay with a stick marker instead of the triangle marker at twelve O’Clock. With some creative text placement, this would be an awesome ambidextrous watch.
Der: Tudor have a reputation for efficiency and value facilitated by selling Rolex cased, strapped, dials and hands etc, but with 3rd party movements which they highly regulated. Consequently, several important military/police buyers bought Tudors in bulk as they ticked every box the (as though they were then) tool watches Rolex supplied, but cheaper. So purchasing departments couldn't go wrong. This a virtuous circle was created - Tudor get enormous exposure and the chance to gain credibility and kudos. So initially, Tudor got where they were because Hans Wilsdorf created a 'diffusion' line, to plug the gap his already well targeted tool watches hsd varved out. That was then. This is now. Yes they took a while to get back on fire but that was as much down to the 'charity' who own Rolex and Tudor not investing in the brand. Now people buy Tudor because they are Tudor and have a reputation they have earned; the Rolex comment now being an adjoinder as in: "Oh, and you also just know it is part of Rolex so it can't be shit, can it?" All that aside, the Black Bay Heritage line is simply a better looking (subjective but it is, not least cos every hommmarrggge watch is Sub-based so you get design fatigue) and a better tool-wise functioning watch than any Rolex equivalent - not because the Rolex toolers can't compete (they can and they would win) it's the fact that people buy steel sports Rolexes as arm candy, brand statements not as functioning tool watches.
I did pick up a green/bronze Zelos. It was priced well, and I was interested to see how the patina would grow. Green just happened to be the best choice of dial with the bronze case.
No, we like Tudor because it's what Rolex used to be in the 70's and 80's. Durable watches with modern design at a (mostly) reasonable price, with no pretense.
I call them color mafia. They all work together for fashion trends. There are actual designers and influencers that decide which color will be hip next year. This influences clothing trends, even car colors. Note that also some of the new Audi models had green press cars recently. Swatch Group has a design lab in Milan, they know today what color is fashion next year.Then mood boards and samples are handed out. It's not random or chance.
@@midas1929 what is ‘maffia’ about that? It has always been that way for centuries. There are always trends that emerge and people/brands that actively play in to that. So what?
Christian. You are back on form. This is the kind of content that you started off doing before you even had the watch franchise and I was addicted to your views on the Omega Speedmaster (the idea of buying the earlier models because they actually had real value and real history and yet they were not being recognised) and lots of other issues for watch collecting. I love the thought experiment. Where are you take the makers name of the watch and simply look at the quality and the features of the watch and judge accordingly. Okay that maybe not what happens in the real world, but you hint that there will be a return to reality at some point.
If Tudor was only Tudor because of Rolex, how come none of their other lines besides the Black Bay shot to the moon? The Pelagos, the Ranger, the 1926, etc? If the nepotism is so powerful, shouldn't we all be on a waiting list for a 1926 (whatever that is). Nah, people just know that we're getting a steal on a rolex (tudor) made submariner with snowflake hands for under $4k
The biggest issue with Tudor is simply that people get false hope for the “investment value” of the brand because of Rolex’s value. They think Tudor can give them that. It can’t. That’s not the goal of Tudor.
No, I completely agree. I’m tired of going on Instagram and seeing people waste their time flipping their watch for a picture. Stick to just making sure your watch is around 10:10 lol
The only time you don't look like you're buying a tutor because you can't afford a Rolex is when you get a unique case material like titanium or bronze or silver.
I watching this while working and when you got to the upside-down photographs I laughed so hard I woke up my daughter in the next room! Awesome video, as usual. I wish I had the cash on hand to pick up that PERFECT Omega. Keep up the good work guys!
That “boom watchfam” at the end of the intro cheers me up in an inexplicable way every single time! Keep at it the genuine ladies and gents of Theo & Harris!!
As a left handed person, I wear my watch on my right wrist and will notice if a photo is shot on their right wrist. There is a few left handed watches, Pelagos offers it, some better made smaller brands will off the option. And Sordid between good and bad nicrobrands. I don't mind wear the crown is, in same ways better, if I wear it low, or it's a large watch or crown, I find it could be more comfortable even more so if it's a chronography. As far as Tudor, I do think in the past, and far less now, it was the poor mans (not a good comparison) I don't think so now,, they could stand on their own. Oris while I own a few, or not in the same class nor in most cases in the same price range, as far as quality, I'd lean more towards Breitling and some Omega's. Tudor can stand on their own. Their new BB58 in Silver and Chronographs are perfect examples'. The Pelagos which is older is another, people buy them not because they couldn't get a Submariner. Have one Rolex, an Explorer and all of a sudden it's worth more than I paid, with no intention on selling. While I like Rolex watches, I'm not going into the price, grey market and nutty markups to get one. When you can buy a Moser, for the same price as a Batman, it's nuts.
You are 100% correct with Tudor. And its a phenomenon that only takes place with watch enthusiasts - if you ask the average person who doesn't know much about watches, they likely will never have even heard of Tudor before
Well, the Tudor design wouldn't exist without Rolex and we are all trained to like the Submariner look hence the success of Tudor. Maybe not the only reason but part of it for shure.
Pretty much any spinoff brand, up or down market, is leveraging pedigree to increase market share, ideally without diluting the parent brand. You should have another conversation about the appeal of Tudor NOT being Rolex, cause that's certainly a bonus to me, and I imagine others who are looking for stealthier options. No dig to Rolex, but they're one of the most widely recognized brands on the planet, and that comes with some status baggage that could be appealing or repelling.
If you think photographing/wearing a watch upside down is bad, I dare you to google leonardo dicaprios tag heuer billboard and not want to bang your head against the table. I dare you, Christian, the curator of Theo and Harris.
Not true at all , Tudor has excellent aesthetics and excellent movements. Their watches stand on their own. Pelagos is the best value in its class. Black Bay and Black Bay 58 are excellent offerings.
Is there any chance you can review a watch that I am pondering purchasing. It is the JLC Master Control (Sector dial I think it is labeled). This is the best looking watch under 15k i've seen and I want more info on it. I can't seem to find any online and wonder if it was made for just a year or something?
Hello to you, Thanks for this great video. You are great. A question Christian, what is the model of the beautiful watch you wear? She is sublime. Thank you Etienne (France)
Never been a big fan of Rolex; seems like every D-bag I ever met and doesn't know shit about watches has one. So, I never saw the point of Tudor either. But, over the last little bit I've warmed to Tudor considerably; not because of Rolex, but because they are doing some killer shit! Never a fan of Blacked out watches or ceramic, but the new Black Bay Ceramic is sick!!!
You should make a video covering watch brands that have maid their own unique bracelets for their line. Rolex would obviously own the Oyster and Jubilee design so anybody with the same design would not be featured. Tag Heuer makes their "H" link bracelet and the bracelet to their Link watch.
Hi, this is Tak, who is also not the Curator of the Theo and Harris watch shop, but I make some killer scrambled eggs. Tudor is cool. Tag is not. AP jumped the shark. Green IS good. That is all.
Unpopular opinion from a part time watch photographer - watch dials and logos are made to be seen in an upright position, when the watch is upside down on a wrist shot the watch itself looks weirder. I'm not saying that you should flip the watch on the wrist before taking the shot, but there are more creative poses out there that show the watch on the best possible way - 12 o'clock up with brand logos visible and legible!
Saying you only like Tudor cos of Rolex is like saying you only like Pixar films cos of Disney and highlights the tedious nature of hypothetical like this. Without one the other wouldn't exist so to imagine they are not linked is totally redundant
JLC or Nomos or Hamilton create a new watch and they barely get a mention. Tudor publishes the same watch in a new color (a boring blue mind you) and everyone loses their minds. Gee I wonder why that is.
Love the G-shock, I couldn't care less about rolex, I Love Omega Watches more than anything, but I also think Tudor is a great Brand with bold proposals,
I don’t think Tudor would be as popular as it is without the Rolex connection. I have a green Grand Seiko GMT with the high beat movement. What do you think Tudor is releasing Monday?
Hey guys, I'm Wes, I too am not the curator of the Theo and Harris watch shop. Love your content tho!
Christafer is getted way to Kanye, it be despicable to me.
Controversial, but I have to say it.....Tudor is cooler than Rolex.
Not controversial at all.
Depends how you define cooler. Rolex packs a stronger "oof" for me in terms of heritage and cultural relevancy, but Tudor makes many models which I prefer to Rolex models in terms of looks and feel. So it really depends on your perception of what cool means in terms of watches
The Pelagos has, objectively, the best metal bracelet on any watch, ever. Except it's not available in steel, only titanium.
The BB58 925 looks like a spectacular watch.
If Tudor was only in non-Rolex dealers, it would still be a great brand.
Theo and Harris keeps getting older, Christian however never ages. That’s some real Dorian Gray shit there
I wonder what was edited out at 2:51 😂, Christian scared of getting cancelled
I was thinking the same thing !!! Haha
yup no balls
@@zillsburyy1 in this day and age can you blame him. One slip and years of hard work building a brand can be cancelled in a second.
I'm brown n I thought that was hilarious!! 🤣
You can tell the pansy toned it down after than.
I actually started liking Tudor without knowing yet about it's relation to Rolex. Though I agree that the brand wouldn't be where they are now without that foundation
I don’t own a Tudor and I’m not a Tudor fanboy. I think their success is a mix of design and the Rolex name. They can’t just be getting to where they are because of their association with Rolex alone. Their Glamour and Style models aren’t flying off the shelves. The BB is selling well because of its design and then further helped by its affiliation with Rolex. The fact that they are pretty much just the Black Bay company now is surely testament to that.
I don’t know. Some other models are catching up. The 1926 has been popping up a lot lately (after I bought mine 😁), the north flag, as controversial as it was, is now becoming a sought after piece, people really like the rangers, etc.
Pelagos pretty popular too
Alright stop destroying my argument! 😂
I’ve just noticed that the fastrider is no longer on their website, so that must’ve been discontinued.
I stand by what I said about the Glamour and Style lines, they need a massive revamp.
I am waiting for the day when there is waiting lists for g-shocks
RE: Tudor. Couldn’t disagree more. If you really look around - REALLY LOOK - there is little competition for classically designed divers in that price range. I like Oris, had two of them, but the quality of design isn’t there for me. Nor are the movements - with the in-house calibre still not included in Diver 65 range. Aquaracer? Different size and a ‘meh’ design for me.
I even prefer the BB58 to Submariners (value retention notwithstanding). Black Bay, with the steel bezel and no-date is less flashy, less in-your-face, much more suited for inconspicuous consumption and younger audience than the slightly old manish (or hedge fund bro) Submariner.
Don’t get me wrong - there’s plenty of odd watches in Tudor range. But when they get it right, they really do.
If I were to reduce my current collection to 2, I’d happily just own a JLC Master Control and a Black Blau 58 Blue and consider ma myself lucky.
You prefer a "diver" with 200m water resistance, no crown guards and faux rivets on the bracelet. You argue it's for a younger audience, but at the end of the day it's simply for an audience that fail to see value beyond esthetics or the origin of its design. The reason dive watches are popular is because of their practicality and functional design. Remove practicality and functional and you're left with a Black Bay 58. You're simply paying for design.
@@oliverpersson6090 The reason dive watches are popular is purely aesthetic. Who the f***k is actually going diving with a $9k Sub? …or a $4k Black Bay for that matter. For everyday wear, the Tudor is plenty durable.
@@Angry_Gnome If you think the reason they are popular is purely aesthetic then there's no discussion to be had. You're simply wrong.
@@oliverpersson6090 So what’s the reason for the Popularity of the BB58 if not aesthetics? You think it is because people cannot afford a Rolex and for that reason buy a Tudor? I am sure there are plenty different reasons, but I personally really do like the aesthetics of Tudor. I don’t like the faux rivet but they don’t bother me that much. I love the sizing, I like the lack of date, I don’t need crown guards and I am happy about the brushed look and a touch of vintage without having to deal with a vintage but a rather solid modern movement. Where is the issue? It’s fine if you don’t like the look, but I wouldn’t say it’s a watch that is not sufficiently “functional” or “practical”.
I agree, however I think the BB 58 will hold its value quite well!
I like how Cristian looks the exact same in the white g shock as he does now
How about this take... Tudor is what Rolex USED to be. Rolex was a fine watch but while it was always expensive it was accessible. Rolex is now impossible to obtain for most and Tudor has taken the mantle.
Agree 100%
I agree, but have they replaced Rolex by their own merit, or because of Rolex. That’s the question 🙋♂️
@@mariog7213 by merit, because nobody wanted Tudor when they were trying to sell garbage in the 90s and 2000s, no matter what the relation to Rolex was.
Tudors actually bringing bolder designs that people like, with pretty solid movements.
Snap to 3:13 to avoid the inane bromance/chat prior to that. The discussion on O'Turd starts there and ends at around 8:56.
Much appreciated bro.
Tudor always made very good Watches for price.
Hi All, I feel that it is less nepotism and more the shared history and heritage. Through its history Tudor was inextricably linked to Rolex and some of the Rolex shine directly illuminates the brand. You cannot evaluate the Chrono without contrasting it with the Daytona. All the best!
Glad to see you guys could actually manage to sit even closer together than last video.
"Well, they say geniuses pick green. But you didn't pick it." NAME THAT MOVIEEEE
Hahahhahahahah Bobby d!
Love the vibes from this show. The personalities mesh well. Yall just need to be infront of a fireplace smoking cigars and drinking whiskey. Talking watches
I agree with you. Tudor has got some very original designs and concepts that I appreciate. Some tudors have a very distinct appeal
I was a year early to the party, picked up the Omega Aqua Terra in Green back in March 2020
Hey Cristian. Where is Anna? Have not seen her on TH-cam lately. Nico from Pride & Pinion fancy her.
Same question here.
Nico is awful. Good luck to him.
She is with Shelly Miscavige
He is never going to address her leaving. I follow her on Instagram. She’s doing some photo stuff out in SoCal. It is very strange that nothing was ever said considering she’s a co-founder and was such a big part of the channel.
Christian where did you get that shirt?
that stella blue dd looks incredible
I highly disagree with people liking Tudor only because Rolex told them to. Prime example is the fact they were already on the US market before, did not do well and eventually left the US for an extended period of time. It doesn't matter who your Big Brother is or (parent company, how ever you want to put it) if you don't produce a quality product in what ever product you are selling people aren't going to but it.
I was having such a miserable day until I watched you two, thanks for the pick me up. Very few videos which I watch from start to finish. Keep up the good work.
AP has a lot of passionate black collectors like Jay-Z, Serena Williams, Beyoncé, Pras. The black panther watch is an appeal to them. The movie and superhero is meaningful in ways a lot of non-black people wouldn’t try to understand. Black panther is significantly more wealthy than Ironman in the MCU by the way. Money for it went to charity anyway.
Got a point there, Black Panther rules over literally the most technologically advanced nation in the MCU
I wish that more watch brands would make watches that can be worn on either wrist, meaning there is no up or down. Think about the Tudor Heritage Black Bay with a stick marker instead of the triangle marker at twelve O’Clock. With some creative text placement, this would be an awesome ambidextrous watch.
Der: Tudor have a reputation for efficiency and value facilitated by selling Rolex cased, strapped, dials and hands etc, but with 3rd party movements which they highly regulated. Consequently, several important military/police buyers bought Tudors in bulk as they ticked every box the (as though they were then) tool watches Rolex supplied, but cheaper. So purchasing departments couldn't go wrong. This a virtuous circle was created - Tudor get enormous exposure and the chance to gain credibility and kudos.
So initially, Tudor got where they were because Hans Wilsdorf created a 'diffusion' line, to plug the gap his already well targeted tool watches hsd varved out.
That was then. This is now. Yes they took a while to get back on fire but that was as much down to the 'charity' who own Rolex and Tudor not investing in the brand. Now people buy Tudor because they are Tudor and have a reputation they have earned; the Rolex comment now being an adjoinder as in: "Oh, and you also just know it is part of Rolex so it can't be shit, can it?"
All that aside, the Black Bay Heritage line is simply a better looking (subjective but it is, not least cos every hommmarrggge watch is Sub-based so you get design fatigue) and a better tool-wise functioning watch than any Rolex equivalent - not because the Rolex toolers can't compete (they can and they would win) it's the fact that people buy steel sports Rolexes as arm candy, brand statements not as functioning tool watches.
Well said tbh
I did pick up a green/bronze Zelos. It was priced well, and I was interested to see how the patina would grow. Green just happened to be the best choice of dial with the bronze case.
Christian, can you tell me your wrist size? I am wondering because I'm trying to figure out if a particular watch I'm looking at will fit my wrist.
“It feels uncomfortable... like a glove full of lotion” 🤔
No, we like Tudor because it's what Rolex used to be in the 70's and 80's. Durable watches with modern design at a (mostly) reasonable price, with no pretense.
And available (maybe a short wait for new releases).
I like how Omega had the green AT out for a year before the green craze hit. Its a great watch. Sitting on my wrist right now.
Wearing mine today as well.
Great watch! Moser streamliner was ahead as well
I call them color mafia. They all work together for fashion trends. There are actual designers and influencers that decide which color will be hip next year. This influences clothing trends, even car colors. Note that also some of the new Audi models had green press cars recently. Swatch Group has a design lab in Milan, they know today what color is fashion next year.Then mood boards and samples are handed out. It's not random or chance.
@@midas1929 what is ‘maffia’ about that? It has always been that way for centuries. There are always trends that emerge and people/brands that actively play in to that. So what?
@@Armoer That's meant as a joke.
Christian. You are back on form. This is the kind of content that you started off doing before you even had the watch franchise and I was addicted to your views on the Omega Speedmaster (the idea of buying the earlier models because they actually had real value and real history and yet they were not being recognised) and lots of other issues for watch collecting. I love the thought experiment. Where are you take the makers name of the watch and simply look at the quality and the features of the watch and judge accordingly. Okay that maybe not what happens in the real world, but you hint that there will be a return to reality at some point.
I love how the watch Christian is wearing perfectly (unintentionally) foreshadowed what Patek was about to do with the 5711 as the last hurrah
The day date Cristian is wearing is a great looking watch
The green Glashutte Original Senator Sixties panodate has the most striking dial I’ve ever seen, and it’s a relative bargain
Check some of the new Seiko presage cocktail time 👍🏼
@@Leo1990XXI I own the SRPB41J1 - great watch! But the dials don’t even come close to comparing
If Tudor was only Tudor because of Rolex, how come none of their other lines besides the Black Bay shot to the moon? The Pelagos, the Ranger, the 1926, etc? If the nepotism is so powerful, shouldn't we all be on a waiting list for a 1926 (whatever that is). Nah, people just know that we're getting a steal on a rolex (tudor) made submariner with snowflake hands for under $4k
The biggest issue with Tudor is simply that people get false hope for the “investment value” of the brand because of Rolex’s value. They think Tudor can give them that. It can’t. That’s not the goal of Tudor.
No, I completely agree. I’m tired of going on Instagram and seeing people waste their time flipping their watch for a picture. Stick to just making sure your watch is around 10:10 lol
Great follow up intro boys!
Thank you for for making my coffee making session fun today!
The AP Black Panther is a bit ridiculous but when I saw a video on it ‘in the metal’, I was surprised at how great it looked.
No i like tudor because it is a well made watch. Thanks.
I’ve been waiting for the AP Code 11:59 with the blue fume dial for four months so far. Ironically, I received my 2021 Sub Date in 75 days. Go figure.
The only time you don't look like you're buying a tutor because you can't afford a Rolex is when you get a unique case material like titanium or bronze or silver.
I watching this while working and when you got to the upside-down photographs I laughed so hard I woke up my daughter in the next room! Awesome video, as usual. I wish I had the cash on hand to pick up that PERFECT Omega. Keep up the good work guys!
That “boom watchfam” at the end of the intro cheers me up in an inexplicable way every single time! Keep at it the genuine ladies and gents of Theo & Harris!!
“Mike...then why yahh talking smack youu?!” Lol!!
11:53 Christian with the throw back Eddie Murphy reference.
Interesting video. Regards.
“I got my ice cream...”🤣. Didn’t think you were old enough for that reference! Golden
Is Anna still around?
No sir!
Telling it like it is and saying the thing that everyone else is afraid of saying. Love it!
As a left handed person, I wear my watch on my right wrist and will notice if a photo is shot on their right wrist. There is a few left handed watches, Pelagos offers it, some better made smaller brands will off the option. And Sordid between good and bad nicrobrands. I don't mind wear the crown is, in same ways better, if I wear it low, or it's a large watch or crown, I find it could be more comfortable even more so if it's a chronography.
As far as Tudor, I do think in the past, and far less now, it was the poor mans (not a good comparison) I don't think so now,, they could stand on their own. Oris while I own a few, or not in the same class nor in most cases in the same price range, as far as quality, I'd lean more towards Breitling and some Omega's. Tudor can stand on their own. Their new BB58 in Silver and Chronographs are perfect examples'. The Pelagos which is older is another, people buy them not because they couldn't get a Submariner. Have one Rolex, an Explorer and all of a sudden it's worth more than I paid, with no intention on selling. While I like Rolex watches, I'm not going into the price, grey market and nutty markups to get one. When you can buy a Moser, for the same price as a Batman, it's nuts.
Clicked on this and liked it just from the title alone
Anyone else always hears: "Theo and Hari Swatch Shop"?
I'm in love with your interlude music 🎶
You are 100% correct with Tudor. And its a phenomenon that only takes place with watch enthusiasts - if you ask the average person who doesn't know much about watches, they likely will never have even heard of Tudor before
Well, the Tudor design wouldn't exist without Rolex and we are all trained to like the Submariner look hence the success of Tudor. Maybe not the only reason but part of it for shure.
That TAG Heuer Monaco seems to be “inspired” by the recently released green Royal Oak🤔
Pretty much any spinoff brand, up or down market, is leveraging pedigree to increase market share, ideally without diluting the parent brand. You should have another conversation about the appeal of Tudor NOT being Rolex, cause that's certainly a bonus to me, and I imagine others who are looking for stealthier options. No dig to Rolex, but they're one of the most widely recognized brands on the planet, and that comes with some status baggage that could be appealing or repelling.
I must be tripping, does Christian seem to mimic Wei Koh from the way he stutters to his choice of shirts?
Got a green watch, the Rolex OP34 in Olive. Got it the year it came out and love it. Still one of the best green watches imho.
I have stopped watching these videos years ago. But the header alone gets a thumbs up from me. Word!
Kanye was wearing a similar white G shock square in the video for Homecoming.
What happened at 2:51? Did you finally reveal what happened to Anna?
When was this taped? During winter or summer? Mike’s got a sweater. But Christian got a summer short sleeve shirt! Uhmmm. who’s off there?
If you think photographing/wearing a watch upside down is bad, I dare you to google leonardo dicaprios tag heuer billboard and not want to bang your head against the table. I dare you, Christian, the curator of Theo and Harris.
I only like what I like cos I like what I like
Not true at all , Tudor has excellent aesthetics and excellent movements. Their watches stand on their own.
Pelagos is the best value in its class. Black Bay and Black Bay 58 are excellent offerings.
Another great video guys!
What would Rolex be without Tudor?
If l were you two, I'd forget watches and go on the comedy circuit
Is there any chance you can review a watch that I am pondering purchasing. It is the JLC Master Control (Sector dial I think it is labeled). This is the best looking watch under 15k i've seen and I want more info on it. I can't seem to find any online and wonder if it was made for just a year or something?
Hello to you,
Thanks for this great video. You are great.
A question Christian, what is the model of the beautiful watch you wear? She is sublime.
Thank you
Etienne (France)
Never been a big fan of Rolex; seems like every D-bag I ever met and doesn't know shit about watches has one. So, I never saw the point of Tudor either.
But, over the last little bit I've warmed to Tudor considerably; not because of Rolex, but because they are doing some killer shit!
Never a fan of Blacked out watches or ceramic, but the new Black Bay Ceramic is sick!!!
You should make a video covering watch brands that have maid their own unique bracelets for their line. Rolex would obviously own the Oyster and Jubilee design so anybody with the same design would not be featured. Tag Heuer makes their "H" link bracelet and the bracelet to their Link watch.
So, I only buy an Audi because Volkswagen told me to?
The black panther watch might be a tribute to the actor that passed away last year.
Any thoughts on Fortis? Any good?
What are Tudor releasing now?
Hi, this is Tak, who is also not the Curator of the Theo and Harris watch shop, but I make some killer scrambled eggs.
Tudor is cool.
Tag is not.
AP jumped the shark.
Green IS good.
That is all.
Miss Anna in the viedos..
Tudor is nice. But I just can’t get behind the snowflake hand!
This!
Brilliant! keep up the good work.
Unpopular opinion from a part time watch photographer - watch dials and logos are made to be seen in an upright position, when the watch is upside down on a wrist shot the watch itself looks weirder. I'm not saying that you should flip the watch on the wrist before taking the shot, but there are more creative poses out there that show the watch on the best possible way - 12 o'clock up with brand logos visible and legible!
Jesus christ I googled the Uncanny Valley and now I feel very uneasy.
Saying you only like Tudor cos of Rolex is like saying you only like Pixar films cos of Disney and highlights the tedious nature of hypothetical like this. Without one the other wouldn't exist so to imagine they are not linked is totally redundant
Oh jeez time flies when watcing this type of vids
I can't wait for the green watch fad to end.
Love the delirious reference! 😂 I love the green trend too! 🙏🏻
Hahahahahha you didn’t get none, you can’t afford it!!!
@@TheoandHarris imagine how much of that show would be cutout if they tried to release it today! 😂
JLC or Nomos or Hamilton create a new watch and they barely get a mention. Tudor publishes the same watch in a new color (a boring blue mind you) and everyone loses their minds. Gee I wonder why that is.
Green is also my favorite color, but I don't want a green watch. Blue for my watches, a little more subtle and matches everything.
Love the G-shock, I couldn't care less about rolex, I Love Omega Watches more than anything, but I also think Tudor is a great Brand with bold proposals,
great video! re 5711 Platinum?
15:13 green is my favorite color too! and yes, I have the Palm Motif on order with my AD
Whys this video upside down?🤔
Really good episode, guys. Thanks much!
The AP looks great from the back.
I don’t think Tudor would be as popular as it is without the Rolex connection. I have a green Grand Seiko GMT with the high beat movement.
What do you think Tudor is releasing Monday?
Pop the collar. Banger video alert