North Atlantic Dude
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Your thoughts?
I’m thinking of acquiring this Tudor black bay 39 steel and gold. A YouTuber suggested this one’s movement is different from other Blackbay models. Yo...
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Question for Tudor owners
I’m thinking of adding a Tudor Blackbay 41 to my collection… however I’ve recently reverted to Quartz watches as I love the accuracy. The Blaclbays qu...
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Yes I get it. I owned a mechanical watch for 6 years until it recently died. Since then the inaccuracy of mechanical is suddenly bothering me for some reason. I would go back to mechanical — if it’s a Rolex — as Rolex appears to be the most accurate while maintaining the mechanical heritage.
Great post. I too switched from mechanical to quartz. When my trusted fossil automatic watch stopped working after 6 years of heavy use, the reality of owning a mechanical watch became evident— it’s often difficult and expensive to find someone to repair them.
Whereas with a quartz it’s a matter of installing a new battery or a minor repair that you can do yourself. I love the low maintenance of a quartz.
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Two watches are better than one
Double-wristed is the only way to go. London & Rome, January 2024. I’m wearing a Tissot SeaStar 1000, and a Garmin Instinct 2s.
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