Kelvin Heng
Just a watch enthusiast who appreciates craftsmanship, precision, and timeless design. It's more than a timepiece – it's a style statement.
Singapore
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15.24 cm
GS is nice but the Swiss fare better on the used market. GS always do the dials better but Tudor is marketed to a different clientele than GS. One being a work/dive and the other a dress watch. Apples and oranges there
GS is nice but the Swiss fare better on the used market. GS always do the dials better but Tudor is marketed to a different clientele than GS. One being a work/dive and the other a dress watch. Apples and oranges there
Bit of an odd comment there.
plenty of prowned GS models selling well over retail, plenty of tudor models not selling well at all.
Grand seiko are innovative and the quality is far higher.
Tudor make watches purposely to be cheaper than the other wilsdorf brand and haven't done anything interesting ever.
GS are hand assembled and hand finished, tudor are mainly machine made
idk… these are two different styles of watch for me.