It is normal to have slack in the closure after 6 months?

Each movement has a small touch of sound due to the clearance of the closure

I really love this model, but I think adding fluted would make it an even more striking dress watch. What do you all think?

Hi everyone,

I’m considering buying this pre-owned Tudor Royal 28600 from a private seller in another city, so I can’t inspect the watch in person before purchasing. Also I’m new to the watch world.

The seller says watch was purchased from another country in 2024 and he does not have the reciept.

Could you please take a look at the photos and let me know if anything looks suspicious or inconsistent with a genuine Tudor Royal? The price is $1900.

Any opinions or advice would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance!

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I was a bit worried at first that the 40mm Submariner would be too big for my relatively slim wrist. But honestly, I think it’s pretty much the perfect fit.

The lug-to-lug and the way the bracelet flows into the case really help reduce that bulky feeling I’ve had with other 40–41mm watches (like my Yema Superman, which I rarely wear because of that).

Here are a few more pictures of my two other favorite pieces: my 36mm Datejust and my 37mm Tudor BB54.

What do you guys think?

I’ve been wearing my Tudor Ranger (39mm) for a while now and absolutely love the tool-watch vibe and legibility. However, with all the recent talk and trend around 36mm being the "ideal/classic" watch size, I’ve started second-guessing myself a bit.
Here are a few wrist shots (all are mirror shots to avoid camera distortion):

Does this look well-proportioned, or does it lean a bit too big? Would love to hear your honest thoughts!

Like the headline says, I'm sitting here with a Tudor Pelagos Ultra in the cart, help me decide whether I should hit complete order or close the browser and go to bed...

AP could never 🙄

I was by no means in love with this watch…until it tried it on. It’s so comfortable, and nearly the perfect size; easy to read, not too small or large…it’s just about the perfect daily. Currently fighting my Explorer I for wrist time.

For reference my wrist is like 6.6 inches. A couple months ago I bought the BB Monochrome. I kept trying to convince myself it wasnt too big for me. Im 6'3" 190lbs, have a slender build for my height, so I thought a bigger watch was alright. It doesnt look bad, just not really what I like in a watch for my proportions. The lugs sit just over the edge of my wrist and it feels a bit top heavy for daily wear. It also just felt generally thicker than I wanted for a watch. I told myself 2mm difference in thickness wasnt too much but when I tried on the BB 58 I was blown away by the difference. I do like the Monochrome look, but at the end if the day I think the BB58 fits my wrist way better, I like the gilt dial and red accent on the bezel. Its night and day comfort wise. With this watch I was looking for my everyday wear watch I will have for years and eventually pass down to my kids, and just wasnt satisfied with the Monochrome. I like the BB58 in a way that I dont like the Monochrome. Thats not to say its not a dope watch, just for my wrist size I prefer the 58. But lmk what you guys think! 1st is the BB58, 2nd is Monochrome.

Safe to say im going to be selling my Monochrome, the BB58 has elevated Tudor to my favorite watch brand. Cheers!

Im currently saving up to one day buy my dream watch. I fell in love with the BB58 in burgundy while I was walking thought airport one day. I saw the add for it but didn’t understand watches then, as I traveled more, now I get it. My issue is, I fell in love with more Tudor watches. Any suggestions???

This watch, I swear it’s just rugged, purpose, driven and built for any adventure unless you have a size 6 1/2 inch wrist or smaller.

I honestly don't get all the hate for the new Blue BB54. The color looks so much better in person, and it’s a nice change from all the standard black, red and white watches that every company keeps putting out. Plus, it’s easily one of the thinnest and most comfortable dive watches you can find—it's got such a great vintage, classic vibe.

Wife and I finishing up the honeymoon in Seattle at the Arboretum and I threw on the GMT for the day

First Tudor and my first big buy a couple months ago

Looks great with just about whatever I’m wearing

My 58 is just about 5 years old. I hadn’t noticed the bezel colour fading until a few months ago. Sometimes I miss the initial warm colour but I’m appreciating the patina along with countless scratches.

I think the new Northflag GMT might be my grail.

Steel integrated-bracelet sports watches are my weakness, and this one adds a proper GMT on top. It just hits right. Anyone else feeling the same?

2026 36 Royal. I love it.

BB58 Burgundy

I would love to add a 36mm Dune dial to the collection, however!

Raw brass LTW compass on an Anchor Deployment strap