Tudor North Flag Watch In-House Mvment Baselworld 2015
No point in waiting, since one of Tudor's new-for-2015 watches has apparently been leaked a bit in advance of Baselworld 2015 - this is the Tudor North Flag watch, and I think we are going to rather like it. A picture of a catalog or magazine page with the Tudor North Flag watch has been posted by watchawrist (the personal Instragram account of fakewatchbuster) and I don't doubt that it is real. Tudor even has a trademark registration for Tudor North Flag. I also suspect that another 2015 watch from the brand will be the Tudor Wildcall - so we will see what that ends up being.Aside from having a dial that looks a lot like the lovely Eterna KonTiki Diver from 2008 complete with the same color tone and style of power reserve indicator, the Tudor North Flag is said to contain Tudor's first in-house made movement. Given that Tudor is owned by Rolex - who makes movements for all of their own watches, it isn't surprising that Tudor has an easy way of getting well-made in-house movements. Wha

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it seem that the option of having a ceramic bezel actually decreased the value of the watch.. buyers price it into the purchase pricemost need a new everything by now. bezel, case, extractor fin, service etcany feedback on the prices lately?

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Do any men here wear it or is it considered to be womans size?

Where to buy extra bands?
Where is the best place to buy extra bands, Breitling and aftermarket? Thanks for the help guys.

can a regulation drift?
Hi - I have had my three black bays between about 5 and 8 months. The black on bracelet has been consistent at about -1.5 from the beginning. The red on leather moves around a bit....was -1.5, now hovers around zero....some days plus a second or two and sometimes minus. Although when I take the red one off the winder, it seems to gain couple of seconds in a couple of hours...this has happened twice and I guess it is just an idiosyncrasy of the watch...it then stabilises very quickly and gains nothing pretty much for the next 24 hours.The bronze which is the last one I bought was the best of the three and running at less than -1s/d for ages and recently has moved up to -2s/day and in the last 24 hours I would say has lost nearly three seconds. At what point should I send it in? I think they are meant to be COSC -4/+6 plus an extra 2s either side for Tudor - so -2/+4. I'd feel a bit stupid for sending back a watch that is running 3s slow per day! But at ��3k, I would expect it to