I think I misspoke. I meant I like thinner link thickness. I HATE those think and chunky links. Adds to weight and takes away from comfort and elegance imo.
I have this BB58. Everything about it is fantastic. Personally, I think the T fit is overrated. The bracelet on the OG 58 is very comfortable and durable. When your wrist warms up a bit it fits perfectly. Prices are also under 3k on secondary market. Totally worth it.
My local Longines AD told me that Longines is now only going into stores that already carry Tudor. That he couldn’t be a Longines AD if he tried to today. Longines definitely wants to take out Tudor.
I live like it’s 2005. Wear them ever so loose so it fits when it’s warm and might slide a bit if cold but once I warm up I’m fine. On the fly adjust doesn’t do anything for me but I’m sure playing with it all day is fun.
I have a bond seamaster and electric blue. I had one of these and sold it. I told myself I’m done because I got the last 2 I wanted. A BB58 and a specific aquaracer but I think I’m going to rebuy this at some point. It’s so veristile and more rugged dial than the 58 and a more dressy and just as rugged bracelet.
I think the Bond bracelet is definitely heavier based on the bracelet type and it not being tapered. The Bond clasp is also wider for sure. Those are the only differences in terms of weight. Electric blue has stainless bezel which should be heavier than aluminum of the Bond. But logistically Bond I think is heavier from bracelet alone
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