Introducing: The Tudor Heritage Black Bay Bronze, Now With In-House Tudor Manufacture Movement (Deta
The Black Bay and Pelagos dive watches are two of the most dramatically successful vintage-inspired, and eminently affordable, dive watches anyone is producing today, and while they're not the letter-perfect reboots of original vintage models that some would have preferred, we think Tudor's been smart to keep a lot of the salient details of their vintage dive watches, but avoid rote repetition. The worst-case scenario for vintage-inspired watches in general is when designers add unwanted features that break the spell of immersion in history and heritage, thereby making you feel as if you just have to try too hard to love a watch you really want to love. The newest Black Bay from Tudor is now out, and in some ways it's the most risky one yet: Tudor's delivering it in bronze, which can be a dichotomizing metal to use in what's supposed to be a classically inspired, unpretentious diver's instrument watch. 1 OF 8 This one, however, really looks like it

Breitling chronometer 44 raven
Anyone interested to buy this watch??

Do Rolex dials fade from the sun?
I own a 116619LB (WG Sub blue matte dial) Is there risk of the dial fading due to excessive sun exposure?

SD love. DSSD/Sub not so much
Wow.Bold words in the latest watchtime magazineThe sea dweller is rolexes most harmonious divers watch. The deepsea is too tall and the Submariner is almost too slim for a tool watchThe deepsea complaint is normal. The Submariner diss? I disagree. Sub is legend.

black sub and black daytona
I have a black sub c date and can get a Daytona c.q - is the black sub and black daytonac too similar in appearance or 2 black dial watches are fine?