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Last year Tudor completely overhauled the Black Bay. In addition to the its new movement and METAS certification (more on that later), the new Black Bay introduced a slimmer case with improved finishing and ditched the coin-edged bezel, coin-edged crown, and color-matched...
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I think it’s safe to say that Tudor’s Watches and Wonders 2024 release slate was better received than Rolex’s. They unveiled a Black Bay 58 GMT: the long-awaited answer to Tudor’s perpetually chunky dual-time offerings. They released the Black Bay...
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With Watches and Wonders 2024 now in the rearview, I’m finally in a position to write and reflect after multiple full nights of sleep. Of course, we’re still in the midst of our coverage, with plenty more watch-focused writeups to...
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In 2020, we saw Geneva-based watchmaker Czapek & Cie branch out from the classically-styled dress segment into the crowded realm of luxury integrated bracelet sports watches. Of course, I’m referring to the Antarctique: Czapek’s successful foray into the saturated category....
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Tudor hears what you’re posting on the internet, they hear what you’re saying to your authorized dealer, and they hear what you’re telling your buddies at watch meetups. You said you wanted a smaller, thinner, Black Bay GMT. Guess what? Tudor...
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I’ve been hearing Watches and Wonders 2024 described as a “palate cleanser” year. I tend to agree. Like it or not, Rolex’s slate of releases sets the tone for the show and, for many, defines how it will be remembered. Most...
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Since its 2008 release, Rolex’s Deepsea has existed as an extension of their Sea-Dweller line: a deeper-diving version of their deep diver. Yesterday, Rolex released a Deepsea that did away with the ‘Sea-Dweller’ moniker, establishing an entirely separate line of...
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