Different people different strokes. I collect because I actually do use them when I dive. Same for my wife, we travel quite a bit, and she has problem with keeping track of singapore time when we move across several time zones. She still has work schedules while on holidays, cant blame her, running own show is like that.
Haha no right no wrong bro.
Wa I saw the Pokemon one damn chio.
If got eat one we all sure no problem lol
I just started this thingy like few months back.
Bro, any diver or gmt to recommend 37-38inch?
boomer here said tudor is a Poor man rolex.
Indeed it is.
Wa this color makes it look very plasticky.Here's a AP, colleague have something like this.
I am not into GMT so not sure, but there are many dive watches out there. If you are gonna use for diving, dont get one with a light coloured dial. You will have difficulties reading it underwater. Blancpain has smaller sized divers. Their fifty fathoms Bathyscaphe is 38mm i think. Blancpain fifty fathom is the original dive watch. They made the very 1st dive watch, 1 yr later rolex came out with submariner.
Tudor black bay is a good diver. Only thing is the look is too generic. Casio, seiko and rolex also have something that looks like it.
it look very big size for asian wrist.
Divers are meant to be big so can read easily underwater.
hans wilsdorf literally created tudor to be the affordable alternative to rolex. not just any boomer say one.
Oh wow thanks for the history…
