Peacefrog

I have the BB 41, it is my daily wear and the timekeeping is excellent, despite it taking a few bump and bangs. I have a 17cm wrist and the Tudor Nato fitted me well. However, I keep it on the bracelet as the Nato was a pain when it got wet.

And they are currently doing "daily specials". So keep checking their website and you might get a good deal.

I think this is a good idea. Whilst I rarely post, I log in daily; enjoying other peoples's contributions. All new comers are welcome. If old threads are resurrected, then it provides the "regulars" with the opportunity to reflect on how their collection/attitude may have changed. Bring it on. We all need a wee bit of fun.

Tudor BB 41 €2,800 I wear it every where. Last summer, I went from rural Ireland to New York and drove down to the Gulf of Mexico and then back up via Florida and Virginia; no bother. Most people don't care about watches, and as for muggers, use your senses and don't go to places which make you feel uncomfortable. I sent the first 50 years of my life living in a city and trust me when I say a mugger can always spot a viticm. It's how you act and carry yourself, not the watch, which makes you a target. Also, you soon forget the value of your watch if you wear it everyday. Enjoy your

What about a Max Bill Chronoscope?

https://time.is Set your watch using this site, and then check later on. It even tells you accuracy of synchronization on whichever machine/wifi you are using.

Nomas Club 701 https://nomos-glashuette.com/en/club/club-701 Max Bill Chronoscope https://www.junghans.de/en/junghans-collection/watches/maxbill/maxbill-maxbillchronoscope/027-4600-00/model/detail.html

Here's the link https://www.christopherward.co.uk/events/jansale2020

For my 50th birthday the wife said she would buy me a watch of my choice. I orginally considered a Rolex Explorer, but instead opted for a Tudor BB36. When I recieved my present, the wife had bought a Tudor BB41 instead. It was a brilliant mistake on her part. The Tudor BB41 is a very versatile. I wear it daily. It is a very sturdy watch equally at home with a suit, casual wear and also swimming in the Wild Altantic Way (ie. County Kerry). My wrist is 6 3/4 inches. I am a big fan of both the Tudor BB 36 and 41. You can't go wrong.

I kind of disagree. The fabric strap which came with my BB41 is excellent. Far superior to any Nato strap I have ever come across. https://www.tudorwatch.com/magazine/article/the-fabric-strap

No, logo still at 9. See the link below for more photos. http://horology.world/forums/topic/36-new-christopher-ward-c60-trident-mk3-designs-for-2019/?fbclid=IwAR3CZsKcO3SSyOvLV52kjoTXwueYFNeSI1SYqa65sHxK-mQVtcWUXaMGKRA

I agree with al_kaholik. that's one good looking watch. The size looks good on you .

Tudor Black Bay 58 This may be of interest https://www.watchgecko.com/the-tudor-black-bay-review/

CW watches are good quality and good value for money. If you 'sign up' on their website you will get sent discount codes which will help to reduce the cost of the watch. CW have an excellenct 60/60 guarentee, so if you are not happy with the watch, just send it back for a full refund, no questions asked.

I have a Tudor Black Bay 41, excellent watch, excellent time keeper. Strong, sturdy and stylist. Both Rolex and Tudor are owned by the Hans Wilsdorf Foundation.