£1,000 Baltic GMT vs £3,000 Tudor GMT | Watchfinder & Co.

Ever heard the expression, in for a penny, in for a pound? Or, go all in? I expect you probably have, because the age-old disease If-I-Spend-A-Bit-More-I’ll-Get-Something-Even-Better-itis has been around since humans first started trading berries for bits of sharpened rock. Well, in the berry corner is the new, £1,000 Baltic Aquascaphe GMT, and in the bit of sharpened rock corner is the £3,000 Tudor Black Bay GMT. Is it time to put your berries where your mouth is? No wait, that doesn’t sound right…
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[@AliasEveWatches]

I love how the narrator's personality and humor gradually shines through as videos go by 😂

[@mao7]

Yeah it's getting less formal but it's great fot us long time viewers

[@mannycalavera2335]

"Is it time to put your berries where your mouth is?" XD

[@faisalingalong]

Absolutely!

[@PlaceboPictures]

These videos could be half as long if he’d just get to the point like he used to.

[@bannedaccount3752]

A bit overacted, not humorous at all.

[@louiswagner8892]

4:25 Somebody toucha my spaghet, WTF

[@anubhavtaneja3771]

Thanks for clarifying I was not going mad seeing these videos 😂

[@modmod392]

Big brother.......

[@armancz]

wat

[@bettersteps]

It sounds Italian.

[@ashoat2388]

From an “Three Bears” cartoon by Terry Toons, 1939. They made the bears Italian.

[@jackavle]

"Time to put the berries where your mouth is..." -- Watchfinder Guy, 2020. What an idiom.

[@wincrasher2007]

that's what he said...

[@Alex-1611]

Skip to 6:05 if you want to skip the rambling and hear about watches.

[@thomaschristopherwhite9043]

The Baltic won when they decided to case this watch at 39mm x 47mm.

[@dannyjonze]

Its the thickness that is the issue for me.

[@hammalamiri12]

@@dannyjonze The thickness of the Tudor is an abomination , wish they make a gmt in bb58 proportions

[@mbrackmann8]

@@hammalamiri12 I’m sure they will within a few years

[@awesomises]

See... I have both the BB58 and GMT, and honestly don't understand why people are so upset by GMT's size I thought the BB58 is a bit too small, and the GMT is just right

[@dannyjonze]

@@awesomises it's not for me, just too thick

[@victorsiew01]

Watch manufacturers should start making 39mm cases like Baltic is doing. It feels more refined and compact

[@hammalamiri12]

You mean like the bb58

[@CymInUA]

There's probably a good explanation as to why it feels more compact but I just can't put my finger on it...

[@1SaG]

I just bought my third 39mm Steinhart and I will say that, especially for the vintage models, I prefer that smaller size. Perhaps if my wrists were larger than the 17cm/6.8in I have, things would be different. But even then I would feel that those retro-designs like the Aquascaphe just feel more "authentic" in 39mm.

[@jonuiuc]

I have 8" wrists. I still like the smaller cases.

[@nickscapellato8248]

I totally agree, my BB58 is perfect and I'm currently in search of a 36mm Nomos Orion or older Tudor Date-Day.

[@magismikemd]

4:24 SOMEBODY TOUCHA MY SPAGHET! Seriously, this meme aged like a fine spaghet :D

[@charlottejet4338]

Tudor for me. It's already a classic.

[@NickL00p]

The Blue-Jade GMT is now my goal. So beautiful.

[@Johngle]

I feel that. I hadn't heard of the baltic gmt until this video but my god they knocked it out of the park. I've literally just bought an aquascaphe and now I already want a blue/green gmt too

[@amorgan20]

No joke about to order one...

[@NimsChannel]

Wish they had it in quartz.

[@naboftheuniverse3465]

I just got one

[@naboftheuniverse3465]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/q4iZhGWpopqdp5I here is the link we made a quick unboxing

[@jach99]

That movement inside the Baltic, the Soprod, has some interesting history. While it's more or less a workhorse Swiss movement these days, it's actually based on the Seiko 4L family of movements, which was actually used in Credor watches, which are a notch above Grand Seiko. Very thin movements, designed to provide a higher-end alternative to ETA 2892. Also very Swiss-like for a Japanese design.

[@paulanthonyjohns]

That's great additional information. Thanks for sharing

[@owenmccord5078]

Brilliant, thank you for that added bit of knowledge.

[@mao7]

Very interesting, thank you

[@praetor47]

you're confusing a lot of facts here 1. back then Credor WASN'T "above GS" 2. that Seiko movement was a 1:1 copy of the 2892, intended to be a drop-in replacement for that movement 3. that project pretty much failed, the stuff went to Soprod, Seiko was kinda pissed and then continued the project in the current 6L movements, which are essentially 95% 2892 clones with a 2-3 proprietary Seiko "mods" (diashock instead of the swiss equivalents, the magic lever for allegedly somewhat improved winding efficiency and iirc one more thing that currently escapes me) but, for all intents and purposes, that caliber, and the current Soprod iteration even more so, are "2892 clones" through and through. so no, these are definitely NOT "higher end alternative to 2892" but merely "an exact same alternative manufactured by a different company" (much like the Sellita SW200 is to the ETA 2824)

[@jach99]

@@praetor47 They have the same size, and same dials/hands. It's still used by Credor watches btw, in the 6L incarnation. And unlike Sellita, it doesn't actually have any parts that are interchangeable with 2892

[@mohammadalhajahjeh393]

I like the Baltic more.

[@Raminagrobisfr]

Baltic found itself a nice little market niche : they mimmick (but not copy) vintages watches that few people can affort

[@yikhaiyau6016]

"Is it time to put your berries where your mouth is?" 😂

[@CymInUA]

You liked that bit, didn't you? ;)

[@shaheenevans]

Love the size and heft of the Tudor GMT, sits on my wrist perfect, with lockdown I don’t wear formal shirts so height is less of an issue, the vintage vibe is 👌🏻

[@almc1566]

I completely agree. The BB GMT is just lovely, and it wears really well. I’d still wear it with a shirt though.

[@Nachovalenti899]

After 1 year and 2 months on my wrist, I love my BB GMT, more than the day I bought it.

[@TheMidlandsMenace]

I can"t believe how many people are complaining and saying "get on with it". His reviews are like a Pink Floyd song - if you can't get through the long intro, you are better off listening to something else. We come to this channel because of his storytellnig, there are many review-only channels already. Keep up the good work mate, always a pleasure to listen to you and learn new things.

[@kencur9690]

Lol. This and Pink Floyd! Lofl. Whatever you say bud.

[@mahmudrafey8219]

Im so glad i found this channel. Amazing video.

[@CoreyWBaker]

Great timing on this video before work 😅 Edit: 3:45 is the most satisfying shot you have ever done. More please!

[@arturskovrigo3915]

I'm the only one who really likes watches and there is a big problem that is creeping up in the mainstream - 5$ watches from wish. They look like watches from a far, and I really haven't inspected them in detail. I have even been "showed up" by a guy with an automatic 10$ watch, while I had my seiko quartz on at the time. Could you please show us the ultra cheap wish watches and why are they so cheap.

[@alfredyoon5034]

The very language this man speaks in, the rhetorical technique, is as fine as the watches he reviews...

[@BigDutchKingTut]

English? Um ok

[@carniedph]

How do you guys think baltic compares to farer?

[@smashexentertainment676]

Neither. Mido Ocean Star GMT. Priced close to Baltic , not in-house, yet great Swiss movement with 80h power reserve and diver/GMT in one. All the specs are there, plus on top of that no childish 'Pepsi' colors.

[@jach99]

The Soprod movement I would argue is above a Powermatic. Thinner, more refined, similar to a 2892. And it's actually based on a Japanese design, which was also used by Seiko in their upper-most range of watches, Credor (of course, this was a higher grade version, but still).

[@smashexentertainment676]

@@jach99 I didn't say Powermatic is the best, I said it's great. I got it in Certina, RADO and Mido, all running strong.

[@jach99]

@@smashexentertainment676 I sort of have it too with my Khaki Field Mechanical, well without the "matic" part. Not saying it's bad by any means, no problems whatsoever with it. I wouldn't buy the synthetic escapement variant as it's not really serviceable, but otherwise it's a very robust movement. I was just saying that for about the same money, the Baltic offers a movement which is a notch above.

[@rousseau327]

Lmao, how is the red and blue childish? Just cause we're grown up now, we can't wear accessories that aren't a variation of black, white, or dark colors?

[@smashexentertainment676]

@@rousseau327 it's alright if it's a hockey jersey 👌

[@RatnerHoward]

Jesus you took so long to get to the comparison, had to tap out at 3 minutes

[@trevbarlow9719]

Chill,man 😏

[@TommyT_]

@@trevbarlow9719 its a fair point though it got boring

[@luckyyou774]

Agree. This dud is too slow

[@jeffhampton7405]

This channel only works if you skip the first couple minutes and use a 1.25 playback speed.

[@jordyjordyjordyjordyjordy]

Your best yet. Absolutely earned the like, subscription, bell tickle.

[@oscarmedek7744]

This is the channel that made me fall in love with the black bay

[@ericnasr22]

Would love to see a comparison video with Lorier's new Hyperion GMT which will be a little less than the Aquascaphe.

[@mooooooooooooove]

While I've always appreciated your quirky and passionate storytelling, I feel like you've been getting a bit lost in the storytelling for the past few videos. It just takes too long to get to the point...

[@bowmanclp]

Gotta go past 10min video length

[@dillan9494]

The commentary is literally the worst things about these videos. Music and video footage and voice on point, all let down by a narrator who doesn't know how to get to the point.

[@samnathan2709]

Couldn’t disagree more

[@TheTedMeister]

I agree 100%.

[@GamerProZa]

I agree it discourages me from watching more videos from the channel

[@OmerBonfil]

The teal Baltic is gorgeous 😍

[@warrbandit6295]

Just want to comment that for those who don’t enjoy the storytelling, that he takes “too long to get to the point”. You are not forced to watch his videos, there are other people who review differently. Those who are longtime viewers appreciate the storytelling and humour that comes with it.

[@fpl66]

I think one of the missing ones now on the crowded GMT panorama is the latest Glycine Combat GMT in bronze case and leather strap (with the chocolate dial as a winner in my opinion). Is an ETA 2993 movememt (or Sellita) so not a real GMT like the Tudor/Rolex (with the independent hour hand) but is ok if you need a 42mm and your wrist is big

[@tobylin4394]

Your videos are hugely amusing. Keep on churning them out!

[@1SaG]

Man... the original Aquascaphe and this new GMT would make a pretty solid "two-piece" watch-collection.

[@Punisher9419]

The paint on the Baltic and Tudor GMT hand looks neater then a Rolex GMT.

[@salangchoi02]

you may see your eye doc

[@q3znw6j88aywnwy]

definitely is better

[@robertsullivan4773]

I don't know about you guys but my GMT Master II Black is better than theses two. 5/6 k better probably not. But it's better. I know because like you I own one.

[@marvinberwart]

@@robertsullivan4773 The only thing your Rolex is better at is keeping it's value.

[@jektopi]

Marvin Berwart fuck yeah. My beat up 116710LN is now worth more than I paid for when I got it brand new a few years ago.

[@drivenbyart]

One thing Baltic doesn't list on their website is the size of their straps, which are very small. The Aquscaphe bracelet won't fit a 7.5 in. wrist, and the tropical straps barely do.

[@reezevlog]

that Baltic is around £820..not £1k......

[@nathandavis7653]

Beautiful piece but this is €1200 on BoR, the new Lorier GMT is c€700 based on what I've seen on IG. Both use same movement, why is the Baltic so much more? Higher level of finishing?

[@faisalingalong]

Would like to know myself. I've found the Lorier finishing really good!

[@BALTICWatches]

1200Euros on BOR is corresponding to the VAT included price (if you live in EU) 700€ for Lorier is without, you should add 20-25% for europe. It's from 930euros for us without taxes. Also Lorier use plexy bezel and glass which are... very less expansive, and much more difficult to be used on a modern sportwatch. (Even vintage inspired) Our sapphire bezel + double domed glas cost more than a ETA2824.

[@nathandavis7653]

@@BALTICWatches thanks for response and good to know how the cost is arrived at. Really appreciate it.

[@faisalingalong]

@@BALTICWatches Thanks for that. I'm also curious to know what happens when us fools in the UK when we leave the EU. Just saying!

[@nadeemm429]

I’m going to buy a Baltic rn. Thanks for ruining my bank account

[@mariosiaven2965]

Tudor GMT is 4x the price of the Baltic which I dont think is fair comparison but still I love the Baltic GMT pepsi.

[@nadeemm429]

@@mariosiaven2965 lol I didn’t even get it in the end. Instead got a seiko turtle

[@oaoaoas]

Do a seiko sbp143 vs a tudor blackbay 58 and/or a submariner.

[@ArthurFShelby]

After owning the original Aquascaphe, I've since purchased the Explorer I and the 39mm OP. Both are great watches that I enjoy but nothing wears as well on my wrist as the Baltic. It's phenomenal. Their beads of rice bracelet is incredibly comfortable.

[@BALTICWatches]

Thanks ! 🥰

[@JCDofNYC]

I was curious about the rice bead bracelet. I like the way it looks, but was concerned it might be a hair-puller, ala the jubilee on my Date Just.

[@edteach3r]

@@JCDofNYC : I am fairly certain that will not be the case. I have a beads of rice bracelet on my Heuer Autavia and it is the most comfortable bracelet I have ever worn. I am going to go for the Baltic on the bracelet.

[@chinchinche]

It's a good day when Watchfinder releases a new video. The Baltic is pretty, but stretch a little and you've got the Tudor. And it does so much more than just being better looking if you ask me.

[@bigmacdaddy1234]

Actually the Tudor GMT turned out to be a flop with the defective date-wheel that Rolex can't fix until today.

[@followthegrow108]

Please turn up the master volume!!

[@bomenorange.]

Anyone knows which country is best to buy new watch from? In consideration of price and taxes. Also same thing with second hand watches regarding price, taxes and originality.

[@chowd.a.d.8309]

These Baltic GMT, date, multi colour seems not to be available any more, not according to Baltic home page!?.

[@BALTICWatches]

It will be fully reveal today to our community, and it will be available to order on November 27th 😉

[@1SaG]

They updated the website about 30mins ago. GMT models are on there now, not just as a teaser. Official release-date is a week from now ... there's a countdown timer underneath the "notify me" box.

[@edteach3r]

The Baltic looks really awesome, but I am looking to add a true GMT to my collection as I already own two watches with ETA-based GMT complications.

[@Watch-Crazy]

Tudor haven't been made in the Rolex building for years, the in-house movement is made by another Swiss manufacturer under licence, the straps and bracelets are imported from places like Thailand as are the boxes and they are assembled on their own assembly line in a different building from Rolex. Having said all of that I still prefer the look of the Tudor over the Baltic!

[@rousseau327]

Isn't that swiss manufacturer owned by Tudor? Lol.

[@Watch-Crazy]

@@rousseau327 Ah, no the building is owned by Tudor. It's a similar setup to what Rolex had with Aegler SA from 1930 to 2004... Smoke and mirrors.

[@cedshred1676]

@@rousseau327 Kenissi is reportedly owned 80% Tudor and 20% Chanel.

[@SarunasSt]

What do you think about blue Certina PH200M? It is sub 1000$ and could it be the best value for money?

[@deef3]

That close up of the tudor handstack had my knees weak.

[@monsters8730]

i really appreciated the humour in the video. kudos!

[@donkon1718]

This narrative put me on the moon.. amazing, thanks guys!

[@robertorizzo3159]

great video as always, does anyone feels that is getting a bit too much with the narrative?

[@GhostRider659]

The video talks about two very mainstream watches, with few distinguishing features. Tudor‘s story has been well explored on this channel, and Baltic‘s appears to be unremarkable thus far. It‘s a good opportunity to go a bit wild to keep things interesting.

[@james241ish]

I think the narrative is a lot of the fun of these videos. He cracks me up.

[@rousseau327]

I agree that it went on too long. Half way in and he still hasn't talked about the watches themselves yet.

[@lazerbeam608]

Yes, these videos are getting bad. Used to watch Watchfinder to find out information on exquisite timepieces, now its some long-winded garbage.

[@PhilOrmsby]

Yeah, it rambles on and on and on. Dull as f**k. And the breathless narration.. ugh.

[@ramspencer5492]

I'd like for Baltic to switch to the new true GMT miyota movement. I definitely prefer the more subdued Baltic bezel variants... The Pepsi insert color choices isn't really working for me. You picked the only one I don't like the look of. Though true to vintage patina'd homage colors. The tutor GMT sizing doesn't sit right for me.... I prefer their standard BB58 fit.

[@matthewdavis8199]

Is the Soprod movement in the Baltic a true/traveler's GMT?

[@nevsky1987]

No, it does not have a quick set hour hand which is a “true” GMT feature.

[@matthewdavis8199]

@@nevsky1987 such a beautiful watch, but disappointing in that important regard. Thank you for sharing.

[@cokerfilms2901]

Im really torn, I think the baltic is an amazing buy, im just struggling with the font. It feels like a number font that would be in a children's book. Sigh.

[@PrimeMatt]

The hour hand on the Tudor ruins it for me.

[@krokodyl1927]

It truly is butt-ugly. 👎😖

[@rousseau327]

It's a classic design from Tudor, I personally think it's a breath of fresh air from the mercedes/baton/arrow hands that you see all the time, and everywhere.

[@wj9518]

Baltic is gorgeous

[@bluebox303]

Isn't this supposed to be announced on 11/27?

[@NickL00p]

I don't know what is the deal with these re - re - releases nowadays.

[@BALTICWatches]

The end of the teasing was scheduled today. You will have a week to check the full GMT pages and orders will start 27th as scheduled. 😉

[@chuawjk]

Imagine a BB GMT at 39mm with a sapphire bezel 🤯

[@weitsung-lin]

Even 39mm BB GMT with aluminum bezel would be awesome. I'll be buying this Baltic >:)

[@trevbarlow9719]

The question is: why didn't Tudor start with that?

[@mariosiaven2965]

I own a In House 41MM Tudor BB and even then I dont like the Tudor GMT because of the snowflake 24h hand,I think is because Im used to the pointed 24hr hand on my Rolex Explorer2 16570

[@SabeTheApple]

@@mariosiaven2965 k

[@Peter_WongVI]

The art of story telling, amazingly, gets better from week-to-week!

[@mdesmet9111]

I really like the Baltic, but the bracelet/strap options are putting me off. Never been a fan of beads of rice or rubber straps. I think there should be at least one option of a decent, well designed bracelet for a watch in that price range...

[@BALTICWatches]

This one comes on tropic strap as well. The BOR is optional.

[@mdesmet9111]

@@BALTICWatches I know, I already looked on the site because I do really like the watch itself, and I'm well aware it's very subjective, but in my opinion both the BOR and the tropic (rubber) give the watch a 'cheaper' look. The BOR kinda looks like the Rolex Jubilee on the GMT II, but it seems far less balanced in design. Then again, 'de gustibus et coloribus non est disputandum'... Maybe in the future a different bracelet will be available that is more to my liking.

[@BALTICWatches]

@@mdesmet9111 Thanks for the insight. We are always working on something ;)

[@patrick_jane2164]

I really miss the two other background music tracks. Please bring them back

[@apyorbitz]

IMO the achilles heel of most sub $2k GMT watches is that the watch has to be entirely reset when you change timezones, defeating the main sell of the complication. I'm not sure if this Baltic has the same issue but it's likely the case

[@praetor47]

yup. i wish more companies besides the Swatch group figured out how to make "traveller's GMTs" in the

[@PINKFL0YD-s2h]

I've always collected GMT's, before they came back into fashion and I was worried about them dying off. The Tudor is a no brainer because of the in house movement. I'd like to get both. Swap my beater Boldr for the Baltic and the Tudor for going out The Baltic is a good v good watch

[@peterblomme2007]

The blue grey one looks so nice!

[@markbradshaw7753]

What a refreshing channel this is as opposed to the Rolex fest we see everywhere else.You speak so much sense.

[@owenblr]

4:24 I love this channel more and more every day.

[@knight47]

Your scripts are so damn amazing!!

[@nitramuz]

great video

[@chickenrun24-r8d]

I’m loving the look of the Baltic’s and that gmt with the aqua bezel is seriously calling to me. However even in just a few short minutes you can tell the finishing on the Tudor is a class or two above. That being said I wouldn’t say no to owning either.

[@EsbjornWristwatchReviews]

Great writing and narration as always. Inspiring.

[@soultruesk8rlifelong]

I feel like if you can’t afford to spend $3k on a watch, then you probably shouldn’t be buying a $1k watch either

[@jasonlim1409]

Apples and Oranges. However, I like both!

[@kiatography22]

with the number of QC issues for the Tudor, its gonna be easy to find a GMT which is better than it.

[@louisholland1380]

can you elaborate please? im considering the tudor

[@charlieoddy7305]

@@louisholland1380 there were issues with the date sticking when it first came out in 2018, however Tudor have since fixed this in any watches that were affected, and any new watch you buy now will be fine 👍

[@DouglasRosser]

Team Baltic - Domed sapphire crystal. Sapphire bezel. The dial is vintage but not not hopelessly derivative like a Steinhart or even a Squale.

[@BALTICWatches]

The dial is following what we have done with the AQUASCAPHE classic diver.

[@DouglasRosser]

@@BALTICWatches And what a delightful design to share across the product line. Not the first Baltic I've lusted over.

[@Jay-xr3sb]

Love the hands on the Baltic, beats the Mercedes

[@jjlad5037]

One of these watches doesn't have a coq'd-up date function.

[@shazmeister2005]

Date issue has been fixed, only affects 2018 and some 2019 models. 2020 onwards and your good.

[@jjlad5037]

@@shazmeister2005 ....we'll see. I dumped mine the day it came back from repairs.

[@rousseau327]

Got my 2019 back from repairs, and it hasn't had an issue. There's no other travel GMTs in this price range, unless you count some decades old Omegas.Which, consequently, is why GMTs like the Baltic don't have the same issue.

[@jjlad5037]

@@rousseau327 ...I strongly suspect the Tudor date failure will be a reoccurring issue every 18-24 months. Some early ones have been back twice for the fix already. If Tudor wants to bring back consumer confidence, they should come clean and tell us what's wrong with the watch, and how they're fixing it. Until they do, I'm off the Todor brand. Check GS for their great GMT's at affordable prices (and no defects).

[@rousseau327]

@@jjlad5037 Oh, I absolutely agree that they should at the very least have some sort of public statement on this. Ridiculous to spend $3k-$4k and have this hanging over your head. However, the recurring ones seem to be happening earlier on in the product release cycle, and most of the recently repairs seem to be holding up alright. Obviously, time will tell. I'd love a GS GMT, but most of the versions are more expensive than the Tudor. Not to mention, the rotating bezel is great for me, and GS don't quite have. I use the GMT hand as an office GMT to reference a different time zone at home, and then rotate it to home time when I travel.

[@cubex68]

What does "Officially Certified" on Tudor dial mean? Doesn't "Chronometer" mean that the movement is COSC certified?

[@FuckinLibertine]

Yes

[@MartinPittBradley]

The problem with value arguments is that you’ll always end up in a Seiko*, which aren’t bad. (*Or Oris, if you want either Swiss-made or mechanical GMT/Chronograph)

[@chickenpw33]

SOMEBODY TOUCHA MY SPAGHETTI

[@NGC-gu6dz]

Considered the Rolex and the Tudor, and I went for a Grand Seiko GMT. No regrets, even if I spend all mine time in one timezone these days.

[@Angry_Gnome]

I went for the Tudor and I wish I had looked harder at the GS before I bought.

[@leemartin2978]

Beautifully filmed. The build quality looks great on both as far as yo can tell from the images, but the Baltic is too small for me personally. Would I always wish I’d bought the Tudor ?

[@petes5152]

What the hell was that noise at 4:26?!

[@JusBThankful]

Never liked the Tudor GMT, clunky and unfinished looking and odd with no crown guards but Tudor threw money at the press crowd for sure. Too big and bulky, and I have a wrist size over 7.5". Baltic however I've considered time and time again.

[@kingarchnyc]

I really want to know who wrote this? Brilliant! And also the face behind the voice!

[@besikiswatchtalks4544]

I am sure at least a date wheel works on Baltic 😔

[@kerrtattoo230]

About to watch the whole video but already prefer the Tudor as it will let me age the aluminium bezel myself 🤷🏼‍♂️

[@robertchubb1518]

Sahara about British military watches...Lemania, Rolex, IWC (The Dirty Dozen) the later ones such as CWC (Cabot Watch Company) Pulsar...?

[@jefe.amo32]

Global map on case back could have been aligned to GMT grid. Instead the word London is 24 but the engraved map of London is at 12?

[@ZippyDChimp-mr1tf]

I've been mulling this dilemma now for a couple of years, probably from when this video first came up and finally found myself close to going for the Baltic...until just now. I just realized the error of having the bezel marked as 24. There is no 24th hour in a day. When telling time, you can say 23:59 and 00:01 but once the clock reaches "midnight", it instantly (or just about) resets to 0:00. I know it's rather petty but that's my story. Seriously, just about everything else about the watch I love.

[@RandomVideos-re9ux]

there actually is a 24th hour…. right after 23:00 is the 24th hour. Sure it’s counted as 0 o’clock, but it is still the 24th hour

[@ZippyDChimp-mr1tf]

@@RandomVideos-re9ux not if there's a zero hour.

[@max_well11]

I really like your videos but please could you change the music? I can’t listen to the same track in every single video.

[@nultse]

Really beautifully shot video but wristshot would have been great!

[@alc1824]

H. Moser Streamliner Center Seconds, please!

[@stevefox8605]

Have Tudor fixed the problems with their movements (date change)??

[@jigd0471]

Mine is at service center for the 3rd time in less than a year!

[@stevefox8605]

@@jigd0471 bugger, thats shite. Good luck mate, hope you get it sorted.

[@barfymann362]

I hope someday soon, watch makers realise the importance of being able to operate the GMT function using the Bezel. It feels intuitive, I recently witnessed it on an IWC Timezones; unfortunately that watch is just too large to wear on my wrist. However, the functionality is amazing.

[@mrlong6267]

I’m debating between the Tudor GMT vs Rolex GMT master 2. With the Rolex I would be more concerned about someone pointing a gun and demanding my watch…but the Tudor I can wear anywhere in the world and not really worry. Choices…lol

[@Konsaliki]

I've never REALLY liked the snowflake hands (I always have to talk myself into not minding them) and I've always liked the symmetry of a 6 o'clock date window. So, yeah, the Baltic should do the trick - plus the design and overall proportions are even more true to it's vintage forebears. Yummy.

[@Nachovalenti899]

Baltic is not a true GMT.

[@rodrigogutierrezreyes4702]

That Baltic is just beautiful!!!

[@Laennec568]

Please make a review of pequignet !

[@hugobrmnr]

le choix de la typo pour les chiffres de la BALTIC c'est une catastrophe ...

[@StuntpilootStef]

I own a Steinhart Vintage GMT and to me that watch is the epitome of just right. It has much more of the 6542 feel than the Baltic and it costs less. Even though I own more expensive stuff, it's the watch I wear most often.

[@78vintages]

Just a shame the Baltic is too small for me, would take the Tudor everyday