This is a future classic. People will miss the "smile dial" once Tudor replace all their ETA movements with Kenissi ones. This is one of the best GADA watches on the market. The only nit-pick is that it doesn't have a T-Fit clasp.
@@welcomewrist Yep. For me a GADA is more about 39mm (like a Christopher Ward Sealander), but for bigger wrists, it meets the GADA / one-and-done brief.
Tudor is making some great looking watches now days, including the one in this video. And obviously at far more affordable prices (and obtainable), unlike their big brother Rolex. Tudor also has the advantage of not carrying "baggage", like Rolex. I own the Tudor BB58 (blue) and love it. But I would also like to see Tudor put the T-FIT on more of their bracelets. We'll see what they announce this coming week at Watches and Wonders.
The new releases from Tudor are interesting. I may get one in the future, however, I do have some watches on my list that I want to purchase before hand, so I can't make any promises.
This is a future classic. People will miss the "smile dial" once Tudor replace all their ETA movements with Kenissi ones. This is one of the best GADA watches on the market. The only nit-pick is that it doesn't have a T-Fit clasp.
The smile dial will definitely be missed.
@@welcomewrist Yep. For me a GADA is more about 39mm (like a Christopher Ward Sealander), but for bigger wrists, it meets the GADA / one-and-done brief.
Got this for my birthday and I am in love. Amazing watch for my one and done. Fantastic video mate!
Those shots from dry to wet environments really help to emphasize that this is an amazing GADA watch. Great review as usual mate.
The water resistance of the watch really helps, it reminds me of the Aqua Terra.
Excellent showcase of an excellent watch. Big fan of the black bay 41. Really versatile piece and looks great anywhere. Awesome review.
It really is a great watch.
Tudor is making some great looking watches now days, including the one in this video. And obviously at far more affordable prices (and obtainable), unlike their big brother Rolex. Tudor also has the advantage of not carrying "baggage", like Rolex. I own the Tudor BB58 (blue) and love it. But I would also like to see Tudor put the T-FIT on more of their bracelets. We'll see what they announce this coming week at Watches and Wonders.
I'm with you, excited to see what they release!
My wrists are too small to wear this, but if I could I would. Good looking watch.
Sold mine, getting the 36mm.
A true classic!
Great video! Thank you
Man i wish tudor kept the oyster bracelet option for the new black bay watches too!
I agree, the oyster was a solid option, especially for those looking for a more tool watch approach
Please get a 39mm and compare it to the 41mm.
The new releases from Tudor are interesting. I may get one in the future, however, I do have some watches on my list that I want to purchase before hand, so I can't make any promises.
weight?
I'm not too sure. I no longer have the watch, so I'm unable to check.
@@welcomewrist You got bored of it?
@@InsaneFame Not necessarily. I have to let go of some watches from time to time to get more in to review.
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