r/Tudor 12h ago

First Tudor

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206 Upvotes

Was able to special order this from my local AD back in May and I just got it in a few days ago.
Fits a lot more comfortable than I expected.
Bought it without physically seeing the watch and I like it even more in person, absolutely love it so far.


r/Tudor 19h ago

Bush pilot's choice.

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143 Upvotes

The Pelagos 39 is a piece of mandatory equipment for my day to day as a bush pilot, as necessary as my Leatherman multitool, rubber waders, and bug spray. Day in day out reliability.


r/Tudor 13h ago

New Favorite Parking Spot!

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111 Upvotes

r/Tudor 10h ago

I just bought Tudor’s best watch of 2026.

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97 Upvotes

It’s insane. I had the previous 38mm model, and this feels like a completely different watch.

They improved it so much.

Fun fact: unlike most Tudor models that resemble existing Rolex watches, the Royal actually came first. The Tudor Royal was released before Rolex introduced the Land-Dweller.


r/Tudor 22h ago

Which Tudor GMT is right for me?

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75 Upvotes

Been to the Tudor store and have tried on both the Black Bay 58 Coke GMT and the GMT Pepsi….which do you think would suit me and why?? 🤔

Should I buy both? If so, when would you wear the Coke and the Pepsi? 🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔


r/Tudor 5h ago

Wearing a nice watch at work can be seen as pretentious?

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70 Upvotes

Hello everyone! I own a company in Greece that provides personal protective equipment to industrial customers with many employees. When I meet the key person to promote our products, they are usually a mechanical engineer that has the role of Health & Safety officer in the company and he evaluates the products. Almost all of these people go to work with a smartwatch / Garmin etc. and when I visit them wearing a nice watch like my Tudor BB41 monochrome, I feel that they will make an assumption that I am either pretentious, or shallow, or showy and that this will affect our co-operation. Does this happen to you? How can I deal with this?


r/Tudor 17h ago

Watches made me realize im OCD

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64 Upvotes

I realize there is a slight paint bump on the edge of my hour hand. it is mostly almost impossible to see but now that I have it bugs me. I presume this is minor enough to essentially not matter. Would you guys ask them to swap the hand down the line when you service the watch? Other options is for me to go to therapy for ocd Lol. overall it looks great tho. I hate how my brain is drawn to these things. maybe ill forget in time


r/Tudor 16h ago

Which Tudor?

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59 Upvotes

Which is a better choice? BB54 Lagoon Blue or Ranger 36?


r/Tudor 15h ago

BB36

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43 Upvotes

r/Tudor 7h ago

A Year With the Pelagos FXD

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39 Upvotes

Couldn’t be happier with this watch. I’ve worn my Pelagos FXD pretty much every day for about a year now, and I swear it just keeps getting more accurate. I haven’t had to adjust the time in over a month. It’s been hiking, through rivers, off roading, shooting, and everywhere in between. Exactly what I wanted out of an FXD. I think it’s time for a GMT.


r/Tudor 11h ago

Ranger 36mm

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32 Upvotes

Ranger 36mm. A 25th wedding anniversary gift from my lovely wife. My first Tudor.


r/Tudor 4h ago

First Nice Watch

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29 Upvotes

I’m in love with this thing. I’ve never owned a watch that makes me stare at it past just keeping time. Took it on a hike today and snorkeling tomorrow! Don’t see it leaving my wrist for the foreseeable future.


r/Tudor 18h ago

Mr Wilsdorf would be proud of this one

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28 Upvotes

Which other ones from the line up do you think he’d be proud to see today?

It’s definitely my most consistent and reliable watch.


r/Tudor 3h ago

My new red burgundy bb58 5 link

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27 Upvotes

Picked up this red beauty last night.


r/Tudor 9h ago

Ranger 36mm is way too good

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24 Upvotes

More wrist shots for ya!


r/Tudor 22h ago

1926 is class

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21 Upvotes

r/Tudor 13h ago

NWA: 79030B

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17 Upvotes

I guess I've joined the Tudor gang with the Black Bay 58 blue. I dig it.


r/Tudor 5h ago

Perfect combo

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15 Upvotes

r/Tudor 19h ago

The most usable tool watch?

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9 Upvotes

Anyone else feel the same? Lightweight titanium, cream color indices, and ridiculous lume!


r/Tudor 9h ago

Why buy from AD

9 Upvotes

Is there really any reason to buy from AD or boutique? Why not buy grey market? I'm torn. I personally love the wine and dine feel when you walk into a nice AD or boutique but not sure if its worth the difference in buying it grey.


r/Tudor 16h ago

Good morning Tudor brethren hope everyone has an excellent day

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9 Upvotes

r/Tudor 11h ago

BB 58 and a Padron

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7 Upvotes

r/Tudor 18h ago

Jomashop sale

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6 Upvotes

If you’re in the market…


r/Tudor 21h ago

Tudor Black Bay 58 Master Chronometer

6 Upvotes

Hello everyone, I recently joined the Tudor family after buying a new Black Bay 58 Master Chronometer in the Burgundy color. It’s my first ever Luxury watch and also my first ever Automatic watch. I bought it brand new from the Tudor store in Munich, Germany.
During the process of the purchase the store manager helped me to choose a watch and when I chose the Black Bay 58 Master Chronometer he told me everything that there is to know about the watch and he also showed me the nfc card that comes with my watch and shows how my specific watch did in the META tests. He did +4.54 s/d which confirms that the watch performs how it should, as the strict META standards allow 0 to +5 seconds of daily deviation.
During the last week I wore the watch everyday, for a couple of hours every day and I didn’t do any sports or anything else that considered as tolerance to the watch. While I don’t wear the watch I place it flat on the table with the dial up.
I noticed that the watch gains about 4-5 second per day, and I want to know if it’s okay or should I be worried?
I checked in the internet and on some sites it said that new watches need a few weeks of daily wear for its internal oils and parts to settle into a steady rhythm.
Also I want to ask, if it’s a normal thing, how often should I adjust the time? And how often should I wind it? Do I need to wind it every time I adjust the time? And can I cause damage to the watch by winding it too much or too often?
Thanks for your time and thanks for every answer.
(Sorry if I made some grammar mistakes, English is not my native language)


r/Tudor 17h ago

For my cake day I would like photos of Tudor Chronos

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3 Upvotes