As a brand with no actual history prior to 21st century, I'd say doing a u-turn on design and branding is pretty high risk. Get it wrong and as many people have said, you offer little more than a...
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As a brand with no actual history prior to 21st century, I'd say doing a u-turn on design and branding is pretty high risk. Get it wrong and as many people have said, you offer little more than a...
It's always probably safest to take a couple of pictures, but I thought evidence of posting was covered if you kept your Certificate of Posting (printed receipt).
Thing is, a photo or even a video...
When would you need to post a TV though?
Considering the space taken up by other unnecessary junk I own, watch boxes are the least of my problems. If you reach the stage of decluttering where a few watch boxes are your concern, you are...
It’s quite clear there is something up with those links…the adjacent pieces that make the link don’t touch each other in your photo which indicates the screw isn’t fully screwing into the tube. I’m...
Yes, I suspect it is unnecessary work, but I guess the manufacturer will always argue they are just bringing the watch back to original state...so if they see even a minor imprefection, they'll...
Why are these watches dials deteriorating so quickly?
In previous years, Tudor have been quick to supply ADs with the new watches in limited numbers. If you weren't friendly with and AD and one of the first, it took about 3 or 4 months for someone with...
Thought that had to be made up but on checking the Bremont website, it appears to be true!
Maybe it’s the chunky proportions but that Mont Blanc reminds me of Breitling’s SuperOcean.
I think I did budget rental from Knock although it would have been a long time ago. Didn’t have any problems. My only issue in Ireland has actually been Europcar in Dublin who were initially refusing...
True, Breitling did rebrand in about 2012(?)with the cartoonish marketing, but they didn’t change the core of their range too much…the Navitimer B01, with the new movement, was a definite improvement...
Got to save some ‘innovation’ for W&W ‘25 or ‘26.
This one?
https://www.ablogtowatch.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/06/Longines-Master-Collection-L26734783-11.jpg
I had one of these...probably about 16 or 17 years ago. Never thought it was too...
XXL and size 8 feet?
I’m a bit lost with which companies are targeting which demographic. I’d have put TZ mostly as 40-retiree age bracket and a majority Rolex consumers. I though Bremont was chasing the younger market...
Agree…I think the MB branding was an excellent move, also making it a watch they’d give to ejectees, much like the MB tie. The watch also looked well designed and original.
Was never really a fan...
Indeed it does have the crown guard symmetry but I guess I’ve always seen the Nautilus as a very square shape anyway so it hadn’t really registered with me. First time I’ve really noticed that shape.
The case might be 40mm across on the Longines but the ceramic sub is a much bigger block of steel overall. Wrong watch to be making comparisons to IMO. I think you need to be comparing similar...
https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20240408/acbb63f7e592e213c2ae31a5cd204323.jpg
The left hand edge of the case looks odd to me, like there is a lump where I’d expect the case to have smooth flowing...
Agree...I don't see anything unusual...same format as the Exp 2.
It's the same as numbers on a dial.
I really like Tudor GMTs but this was my exact same thought. BB Pro is the pick of the GMT bunch still for me.
I think the only other Tudor I'd like to try that I've never handled before would be...
Bremont's operating profit has been negative since 2015. The new CEO had previous hinted at what was to come:
"The whole entry part of this new line is below 3,000 pounds, between 2,500 to 3,000...
I love the Tudor GMTs and think they offer a lot of watch for the money...have previously owned both the BB GMT and Pro and loved owning both...would happily own them again. Not taken by the new one...
Yep, dreadful.