Tudor BB58 VS Seiko SPB143 | Best Heritage Diver?

[@sylinmino]

The fact that this is even a conversation speaks volumes about the Seiko value proposition.

[@terrybabb2]

Also hear that the Tudor bezel markings are fading after ~ 2 years of wear. Not all, but enough to make me put my BB58 plans on hold. Own and enjoy the SPB143

[@surfmorworkless]

Agreed. The Seiko being considered in the same ballpark makes it the winner for me.

[@igorz.3972]

Haha. Tudor looks way much better, not comparable with Seiko.

[@MrPhotographerDude]

@@igorz.3972 It doesn't look way better, it's just polished on the sides. The case of the Seiko is way more unique than the wannabe Rolex. Besides I'd rather have the Longines Hydroconquest than a Tudor.

[@MANZE077]

I just got the Spb143, love it. I have owned many Seiko divers and this one is just right.

[@PersonaN007Grata]

I just brought home the Seiko from my AD and I can’t stop staring at it. The case is so beautiful. The overall aesthetic is handsome and understated. And the steel color is just something else.

[@motownbaby6146]

From one dive nerd to another, I got into the watch game 2 yrs ago with my 1st Invicta pro diver. I was all things Invicta for a year until I started watching the numerous KZbin channels on watch collectors. To say I'm in love with Seiko is an understatement. I just purchased my SKX009 2 weeks ago and I absolutely love it. I can't believe how my preference for watches quickly changed from Invicta which I rarely wear to Seiko. My wishlist is a King Seiko, Grand Seiko, and subsequently a Submariner date. Thanks for your reviews and I look forward to more video's in the future.

[@dpie4859]

I recently ordered the Seiko. Tudor is not as nice looking and more expensive. And , yes I am Swiss.

[@ahmadfarabi6234]

for me seiko 143 , after rolex submariner no date 😁

[@antonhallergren588]

@@ahmadfarabi6234 the 143 is up there with the no date sub. I just don't know how I feel about buying essentially a 7s26 with a long power reserve in the 6r series for a 1000 bucks or so.

[@ahmadfarabi6234]

@@antonhallergren588 make sense buddy 👍🏽

[@watchouch]

Im opposite. I still in love with Tudor, just because I love how simple the design is. But it got your point

[@sirdiddles]

Big deal you’re Swiss. The BB is a better watch inside and out.

[@FourThreeSeven]

I bought the 143 over the 58. Price didn't figure into the decision. I just like the seiko better, And I don't resell watches.

[@emmanueltsI5]

same here. Just joined the 143 club and sold my Tudor BB41. The 143 is perfect for what it is.

[@Momo_8k]

How is the accuracy on the 143?

[@FourThreeSeven]

@@Momo_8k Something like -6sec per day. Fine with me since I usually don't wear a watch more than a day or 2 at a time.

[@Momo_8k]

@@FourThreeSeven I appreciate the reply. Tolerable, though I wish it was slightly more accurate.

[@t.armstrong3119]

Heck I'm thinking of selling my submariner over the 143, I'm crazy apparently.

[@alienhatz3265]

I think the seiko spb143 has become my grail watch... not so expensive that it will give me anxiety, maybe not so accurate and the weird flat lug/end link interaction, but it is such a good watch...

[@JamesandRibble]

Seiko has drilled lugs, and is therefore the winner!

[@richardl1543]

Wow just the comparison I was looking for! Thank you.

[@TimeAndCrown]

Hi Richard. I'm glad you like the video and I hope it is useful for you. Best regards, Anders

[@checksix_TC]

The SPB143 gives great value and good looks for a fraction of the price of the Black Bay 58.

[@welwellwell71]

Good video thanks. I've got the spb147 with the strapcode metal bracelet. Sensational. I can't justify the Tudor purchase now as I love the Seiko.

[@edteach3r]

Awesome video Anders; thank you. The Tudor BB has been on my want list for a long time; but the Seiko SPB147 (Brown and gilt dial) has me very interested. It is only available on a rubber strap, so is cheaper than the SPB143 and therefore even more within my reach.

[@bani_niba]

The Seiko's dial and hands design is more attractive to me.

[@Thankyou_3]

At first it does feel Seiko looked better but as wrist time is increased then BB58 becomes so hard to beat for value. It ages so beautiful and it shows in size and thickness 39mm with thickness of 11.9mm.

[@Sitdownbroski]

That’s simply cause you can’t afford the Tudor, your mind is tricking you

[@hendryongkowidjojo3523]

@@Thankyou_3 do you experience it yourself?

[@Thankyou_3]

@@hendryongkowidjojo3523 yes, speaking out of true personal experience. The Seiko fit and finish above average but when you wear BB58 is much superior. Personally, I think BB58 is watch of the year for 2018, 2019, 2020 but Oris is coming up strong for 2021. Seiko fit and finish is very jewelry like quality is not a timepiece quality. Hard to explain but you have to own it to tell the difference.

[@cy4624]

@@Sitdownbroski what a moronic statement from someone who prob. owns one Tudor and think you can flex..people who own collections of PP, AlS and the likes collect Seikos..have 3 BB/many much higher brands and seikos get more wrist time..

[@mustafakemal6935]

This is the best Seiko ever been produced in history. I can't believe how they sell this gem about $1000. It's enormous!!!

[@BuckNaked2k]

It's a decent watch at $800.

[@latinballa88]

Got my SBSC101 for $700 brand new 🙌

[@VavraMach]

I don't think you can compare those two models. Both are great, but in a completely different price range. I think Seikos are great watch for such a price and at this price point maybe the best dive watch on the market now. In the end of the day, they both show time and it is great that there many watches to choose from. But great video. 👍🏻

[@atl3630]

I think it's great to compare these two because the price difference. It highlights the tiny bit more you get with the Tudor but pay 3-4X more.

[@MisterMaster4life]

@@atl3630 maybe on paper. In real life you can feel the quality and especially fit and finish Is miles apart. The Tudor is much more refined.

[@Roughdraft214]

Considering the similar specs and function, I would say they’re perfect for comparison. I would get them both.

[@batu7493]

Hi great review thnx a lot. I own the SPB149 Lmt. I just love this watch. But it is a little bit strange to compare a watch from 1100 to 3800 USD. But def for me the SEIKO.

[@atl3630]

Superb video. SO well done with all the specs and insights. I like the bracelet you've put on the Tudor. It makes me really happy that Seiko made such a great dial AND used AR coating on the crystal. They just nailed the value proposition.

[@fpoynton1604]

Both awesome well designed. Tudor just gorgeous classy early James Bond classic look - hands and indices super visible/functional. Seiko tank tough - screams diver tool. Both winners - buy what you like best!

[@samuelball8775]

Great comment mate 👍 sum it up perfectly.

[@LocalWatchGuy]

The exact comparison I was looking for, bravo!

[@guyplay]

I love everything about my Seiko. No regrets and I would buy it again.

[@ViolinistWilliam]

Fantastic video!! Enjoyed it. I have owned both, and ultimately kept the Seiko (gray dial) and sold the Tudor. Granted, I didn’t sell the Tudor willingly. But the heritage of the Seiko is incredible and so valuable to any collection.

[@jameshoward9700]

A good, fair comparison. While the Tudor has a nice finish, it is instructive that you're comparing it fitted with an aftermarket bracelet. That shouldn't be necessary on a $4k watch! The movement in the Tudor is a good one (Kenissi, assembled in house) but it's unproven and expensive to service compared to the previous ETA, or the Seiko. While Tudors do hold value well, it's the %age that counts and Seikos resell well. The Seiko is also a true dive watch, the Tudor more of a dive 'inspired' watch. I'd buy the Seiko and spend the change on a Longines.

[@MyZippy13]

Sold my BB58 & got the SEIKO

[@kevco01010]

The Seiko is just a nicer looking design imo. Drilled lugs, skin diver case, and no ugly snowflake hand. The bezel also is stainless steel and the numbers are more or less engraved in unlike the cheaper aluminum bezel insert on the tudor.

[@carlosa.jimenez701]

Waoo.. the two pieces are so beatiful... looks amazing... but in this opportunity I prefer Tudor... thanks and congrats for the video.. excellent. Greetings

[@rogeriofirmino6395]

I preferido Tudor too

[@stephanodem4947]

For Retro-Divers try the Rado Captain Cook. Just beautyful.

[@stephanodem4947]

No, check the RADO Webside. In June I bought the 42mm version with green dial here in Germany. It has 3 bracelets and is rated 300m.

[@stephanodem4947]

No, I don't think so.

[@markbrogan2431]

I don't need another watch but this Seiko is a beauty, need to check it out.

[@allmyinterests5139]

I dont like dive watches normally, theyre not really my style, but the Tudor BB is such a beautiful watch, maybe this one will become the Diver in my collection and I would actually wear it proudly... :')

[@UWI-Anna]

BB58 all the way but Seiko looks good too and excellent for its price.

[@Bimmer-Fonz]

i literally was at a watch store that stocked the seiko diver 200m with pepsi bezel and the tudor black bay pepsi. they seemed close in quality yet the black bay was 4x the price. i may be wrong but the seiko will do just fine til i have enough to upgrade to a rolex, tudor or something else

[@hegemanc]

I'm sold! I'm getting a Tudor Black Bay 58.

[@greenerick]

Tudor is nice but like the Seiko but hate thes PROSPEX sign on the bottom off the dial Great video

[@rck4w]

Ok i just got the spb143 today andd it is gorgeous watch. i used to have sumo btw. this watch just fit right in my wrist, anyway video and pictures doesnt do any justice. go and see it yourself, spb143 will be my one watch collection

[@neoretrophoto9198]

I like the looks of this SPB143- nice tool watch. It reminds me of the tudor pelagos. Of course for the pelagos you pay more for the titanium and all that ink for the writing on the dial.

[@A_Dude_And_His_Watch78]

This comment aged well considering Tudor just released the 39mm Pelagos. I never noticed the similarity with the SBDC101 until then.

[@leeyang2114]

Both are beautiful in their own ways. Seiko is sportier and Tudor dressier. I love both.

[@vicg5323]

Nice watches but my Tissot sea star with the powermatic movement looses only 1sec a day. Cost new 600 bucks. So price aside those two watches should have better movements for twice and 7 times the price. Great review!

[@bernardolhgc]

Bracelet on the Seiko is upside down...great watches!

[@aaroncostello8812]

Both very nice, but I have never liked the 'stick-on' lume pip on the bezel of the Tudor. I prefer the flush-fit one on the Seiko.

[@ThePlaiibox]

I have the 40th anniversary version if this seiko and it keeps within +1 - +2 secs a day. Amazing. By contrast, I also have the green willard with the same movement and that's like +16 secs a day. The seiko movements are a bit of a lottery.

[@mannycalavera2335]

Both great watches that I would love to own and wear. I get a little more excited about the Seiko due to both the dial, hands and the overall case design.

[@TimeAndCrown]

Hi Manny. The Seiko is a little bit bigger and is more expressive with the sunburst dial. Maybe that is why you notice it more. Best regards, Anders

[@yehoshua77]

Seiko wins. By far. Best Seiko design in years, and none of that corny vintage stuff like faux vintage lume and bracelet rivets like the Tudor. I’ve been through dozens of divers, and it felt like the heavens parted when I first laid eyes on the SPB143.

[@hersheysquirt6526]

4u

[@ohaimiles]

amen brother!

[@marcd7332]

A 38mm version would be nice

[@martinharrison4245]

When u look at the 2 together, then the seiko wins it for value alone. I own the spb 051 and I love it. If you want something more refined than the seiko, then may I suggest a rado captain cook . I think it's far more interesting than the tudor , and half the price. And it does not scratch up like a tudor even though it's highly polished ? I've got a green version 42mm , but it wears smaller than that .

[@KC-bv9kf]

Yes, the sunburst dial was the exclamation mark.

[@kma86]

I'm currently looking for my first and could possibly be my only luxury/good piece as I'm more of a G-Shock guy. A few made it to the shortlist, although some might not be in the luxury tier; 1. Oris Propilot Date - Grey Dial 41mm 2. Hamilton Khaki Field Automatic 42mm 3. Certina DS Action Diver - 43mm 4. Seiko SPB143/147 5. Tissot PRX Powermatic 80 Initially I was excited about the Certina being Swiss made and includes a useful ratcheting diver's extension but was disappointed that the AD here at my place doesn't carry any of the models bearing the Nivachron hairspring which are quite new to the line. At this point, the only thing holding me from considering the SPBs is the accuracy. There's not much in the list but weighing on several factors/strengths each models possesses such as water resistance, luminosity, accuracy, antimagnetism, and even to the practicality of having on-the-fly adjustment, I'm still undecided 🤷‍♂️

[@timemeasured9137]

Go with the 143!!!

[@ProtomanZ]

Honestly you pretty much cant go wrong with this shortlist.

[@kma86]

@@ProtomanZ as an update, I just bought the Certina DS Action Diver 43mm 5 days ago 😊 Couldn't justify paying for the SPBs, I'd expect better QC from Seiko at that price range. The Oris was sold before I managed to snag it 😂. The Tissot and Hamilton can wait.

[@lashmeliodas58]

We pretty much have the same shortlist lol, planning to buy this month too.

[@khoocheepeng]

I have both.....So happy.

[@AngelSapundzhiev]

Seiko is the big fat middle finger to the arrogant and much overpriced Swiss Watch industry that keeps sticking out and keeps on delivering value and beauty to truly unbiased watch afficionados. Cheers to Seiko!

[@allanmatthewson4328]

The Seiko is a 1/4 of the price and looks twice as good.

[@Thankyou_3]

Rookie mistake, been there and a tree takes time to root itself and grow. Both timepieces are not even apple to apple comparison. BB58 is miles ahead in quality both finish and movement quality.

[@Sitdownbroski]

Ahah that’s what people who can’t afford the expensive ones say

[@canonyeo4286]

Agree. The Tudor has a better Movement, but, finishing is not better. As for looks, the 62MAS pops.

[@Thankyou_3]

@@canonyeo4286 Seiko looks like a jewelry with blink blink. BB58 is a timepiece quality. You have to own both to identify the difference. BB58 is far superior watch. Don’t waste your money on SPB line up. You get what you pay for. If Seiko would use 8 series movement then only you can compare to BB58.

[@canonyeo4286]

@@Thankyou_3 l don't buy Tudor as l owned many rolex over 20+ years, including daytona, yatchmaster, batman, hulk, air king etc. I have many other swiss watches including patek. I enjoy watches. I like the fun. I have many high end seiko, including more than 2 dozens gs, vintage and modern. The 62MAS is great looking watch. Period.

[@coffeeboyclips1973]

Owned both, the seiko bracelet, dial and case look better, the tudor has a better movement, but overall for the money, the seiko wins.

[@samuelball8775]

Both great pieces - thanks for the look/comparison Anders 👍

[@itsallrobbish]

Good review. I love that Seiko!

[@takayukisuzuki2694]

SPB143 is a perfect product

[@joshn.5625]

I would take the Seiko easy.

[@pogamassing9586]

I’ve got the 147. Can’t get it to regulate - it’s currently back at Seiko being repaired under warranty. Had the same problem with my SRP777. I love Seiko, but I’ve had way better luck with Citizen out of the box.

[@michaelr2957]

Hej Anders just love the Seiko 62Mas and the 6105 👍

[@michaelr2957]

Hvor bor du i Danmark ?

[@jananilcolonoscopu4034]

As always, an engaging and interesting video.

[@the11metersd.x.channel.55]

Comparing a BB58 against a Seiko diver.. Akin to comparing a Aston Martin against a Ford Escort !!

[@captlove8788]

I tried a few of my seiko divers’ bracelet upside-down before just like you. My reason was the problematic and mandatory diver extension does dig into the fore-side of my under-wrist. It was extremely uncomfortable to the point where I rather add more links on the 6 O’clock fore side and leave the bracelet claps dangling unevenly near the rear side(12 O’Clock) This would be my major complain of the Seiko bracelet. Personally I could careless about Tudor’s rivetted bracelet and would wear it as is, while I would definately consider Strapcode aftermarket bracelet for all Seiko divers with this poorly designed dive extension. Quite surpprise you are not mention about the Seiko bracelet issue at all in this video.

[@resjon7981]

As an owner of both these watches which are keepers in my collection the only thing on the Seiko which is on par with the Tudor is the fact that it tells the time.

[@shanetate8754]

***watches this review after just buying his first “nice” watch (Seiko spb143)…hangs head low and sighs.

[@enriqueali]

Seiko wins in the looks department. BB58 has arguably the better movement, and better fit and finish/ quality control. In terms of value for money, the Seiko can be found online for almost 1/3 the price of the Tudor. Is the Tudor three times as better as the Seiko? That's for prospective buyers to decide. With some aftermarket regulation by any decent watch technician the 6r35 movement can usually be brought to within a hair's breadth of the Tudor's performance (though unlikely to surpass or even equal it). In terms of many mid-tier Seikos notoriously inconsistent fit & finish/ QC issues, it's really the luck of the draw with each individual model.

[@inked_wrist_shot]

Owning both, yes the Black Bay is worth the extra, easily. Love them both and even I don’t compare cause they shouldn’t be.

[@valueink]

The Seiko is just a little too tall. I like the slimmer profile of the 58

[@MrAndCad]

I'va had both. Both go for perfect dimensions, Tudor lacks exitement. Seiko 143 is a permanent piece for me now.

[@davidb9531]

Second thoughts can I own both!?

[@felipec2157]

Yeah that seiko looks 🔥

[@davidb9531]

As a bb58 owner I look at this and I genuinely prefer the modern look of the seiko and the colours, unfortunately all that means nothing when you have a 6.5 inch wrist and that chunk and size eats into your wrist. Anyone that's worn a 58 knows it just kinda melts into the wrist and that means everything

[@ocb05]

This I can attest. Same wrist size as yours, and Tudor is practically one of the best divers we can have at reasonable price.

[@pregardt]

i have 6.5 inches wrist and own the spb143 Seiko. It fits perfectly with the bracelet although i changed the clasp to a smaller one. Also wearing it on an Uncle seiko waffle strap nowadays.

[@chancha807]

I love my SPB145.

[@roamy3605]

So if you stranded on a tropical island for 5 years which watch would still be running if you used it everyday for diving, groveling in the sand, chopping wood/coconuts, and cutting fish?

[@TimeAndCrown]

It depended on if I wanted to know the date. If I didn’t care it could be the Tudor. But the Seiko is on bracelet which would hold up better when fishing and cimbing after coconuts.

[@bogarbill6331]

The Tudor for me everyday!

[@jaysp1910]

Two great watches. For me the Black Bay is an every day a do it all watch with the Saiko more tool like and casual.

[@berare777]

I would love to get a BB58.

[@chinchinche]

Looks like the bracelet on the Seiko is on the wrong way. Is that international?

[@mezcalycafe8702]

I want both .

[@sbsb4995]

I agree. Tudor is more beautiful.

[@automaticdial1]

The seiko spb143 all day

[@HRM.H]

I like the black bay bezel and dial alot more. Its like a 80's diver 😍👌 want to get the red bezel version some day.

[@ocb05]

Tudor Bb 58 is still miles better than this seiko diver. Tudor bb 58 is way more comfortable and form fitting and better finished as a whole. While the seiko might seem better value, it still has the misalignment issue in some batches, way thicker, and it doesn’t feel as comfortable in bracelet as Tudor, period. I tested both extensively. My wrist size is 6.5 inch. The BB case and lugs are far more comfortable on my skin. If you are into chunky divers, MM is better for you. This spb is a lesser version of the 62mas reissue. Good improvement, but still lacking. In terms of looks, this seiko might win some stares, Tudor bb design still is understated and a lasting beauty. I am not even into Rolex or Tudor, and yet I still got blown away when personally tried it on my wrist. Note that the Tudor I tried is the latest navy blue. I bet most of you didn’t even tried both BB and this SPB within a short period of time and commented about value for money goes to the seiko. This might be the case if your budget is kinda limited, but I HIGHLY suggest you all try the new BB BLUE, at the AD, after this SPB. When it comes to pricing above 1000 usd, to me, I don’t want to spend on something lacklustre. I rather pay more for watch that fits my needs almost.

[@khalifa2080]

Unfortunately Hi I got this seiko, my first diver ever what a beauty, however I have damaged very first threading on crown tube. It’s screwing unscrewing perfectly fine. Will it cause issue in long term ? Or I should get it repaired right away. Please guide

[@fabfour289]

.. Rolex happened to make that Connery's dr. No Sub 6538, i think what differs mostly from bb58 are the mercedes hour hand, white silver markers and its size, 38mm vs 39mm.

[@iefung3304]

You should compare with SPB147

[@yavornikolov6965]

Nice review! What is your wrist size for reference ?

[@TimeAndCrown]

Hi. 17,5-18 cm.

[@lucapetreri1770]

Wrist size?

[@bryanryan4504]

Other than the movement and accuracy (which for me isn't a primary focus) seiko 62mas series stand up really well against the black bays.

[@canonyeo4286]

The 62MAS pops.

[@japd7897]

5:56 Why choosing?.

[@goldencalf5144]

It's not quite right to say the BB58 is the perfect Submariner that Rolex never made. They made it back in the 1950s with the Rolex 6538. This watch was the inspiration for the BB58. But I agree that this Rolex is the perfect watch.

[@tranvuong5921]

How about Tudor BB and Seiko MM300 marinemaster?

[@pengxiang5444]

Hi, can you do a comparison of Oris diver 65 vs spb143. I m considering between these 2 watches and can't decide. Enjoying all your content!

[@TimeAndCrown]

Hi. I would love to but someone needs to loan me the Oris as I sold mine to fund the new Seamaster. Best regards, Anders

[@pengxiang5444]

@@TimeAndCrown Ah I see, what a pity. But based on your experience with both watches (and many dive watches), do you feel that Oris 65 is worth the extra money over Seiko SPB143?

[@manueljnegrete5048]

I am convinced that the Seiko is a better watch and much better buy. The Tudor is very nice, but if not for it riding the coattails of Rolex it would not be be talked about so favorably. Just my opinion...

[@stuartcole4845]

In what way is Tudor riding on the coattails of Rolex? You won’t find a single mention of Rolex in their marketing and I would argue the average person off the street probably hasn’t heard of Tudor. My wife HAD heard of them because I am always talking about watches but had no idea they were associated with Rolex. When I bought her one a few weeks ago and I mentioned Tudor was a Rolex brand, this was a negative to her as she has negative connotations of Rolex, as she thinks that they are flashy and crass. Now you can argue that the Seiko is a better buy, that it is better value or that you think it looks better, but to actually argue it is a better watch outright just makes you look uninformed.

[@Televisiontechnology]

I own both and the Tudor is a much higher quality watch - bezel better, movement much better as is the bracelet - its over twice the price, but you can tell the differences in quality - the Tudor is as good as the Rolex's for less money.

[@Televisiontechnology]

@NB I bought an OP 36mm earlier this year. Nice dial, but in terms of overall - it's pretty basic. The Tudor is a different type of model, but does appear better detailed and better value. What is a closer comparison is my Omega aqua terra which is very similar in concept to the OP - dress watch, within 1 or so mm of the size. The Omega (bracelet aside) - I believe is the better-finished watch, detailing much better than the Rolex and it has a better movement, 15,000 Gauss antimagnetic. I guess the point I am trying to make overall - is that owning a number of good quality watches, including Rolex - I don't think they are justified in terms of cost vs finishing. I've still got on order a new Sub - but mainly because I know it holds its money, from an investment point of view. Once again the Omega Seamaster has far more detailing and a better movement, for less money. Rolex may have all the history in the world - but objectively they are overpriced for what's on offer - but we knew that already ;-) A lot of people have commented on my BB58 rather than the overly generic Sub - and finishing wise...to say not even close, is wishful thinking - I can see with my own eyes, as own these watches.

[@Televisiontechnology]

@NB The Tudor or BB58 soecifically is better than the Oris in general. I have an Oris Aquis and a 65 Heritage bronze bezel diver, which is the closest to the Tudor BB58. You can see the Tudor had the edge, heftier watch, more solid and bracelet too. Also has the new in house movement. I looked at the planet ocean and never liked it, I also preferred the sub, however the seamaster for me is a better watch, though close. I do think the glidelock mechanisms on some of the Rolexs is great. But at the end of it all, its only a clasp.

[@bossmanbossman5481]

Apples and oranges!!

[@jesperscheel-bech998]

Own both and enjoy them both a lot. If I could change one thing about the Seiko, the clasp comes to mind. Its massive and I my mind a bit overdone. Also, its virtually impossible to find suitable slim, shoulderless springbars that fits the Seiko

[@aplobb]

Watchgecko sell them if you are EU/UK based

[@davidcoleman2796]

I can get the seiko one in toronto for $1 400 . I really like it.

[@TommasoPaba]

The real choice is between the Tudor or the Seiko + a cruise to the Bahamas :D

[@richardvowler1109]

how the tudor does not have a ceramic bezel is just to put it in line with rolex pricing

[@brunodn9702]

AT LEAST! A guy who set his watches at the same second!!!!!❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@TimeAndCrown]

😀👍

[@およよ-w1i]

I bought the SEIKO sbdc 107 the other day. I'm poor so I have 20 loans. But I don't regret it. This watch is a wonderful watch manufactured based on belief and conscience ☺️ I'm glad I was Japanese 🇯🇵

[@haydenstorm7517]

Imo the Seiko is priced right, but the Tudor should be about 1/2 it's retail price.

[@jamesfok157]

The Tudor's movement is COSC but not the Seiko. The Seiko is 21k bph, does anyone knows this Tudor is running at how many bph?

[@ChaPPie01]

28k

[@jamesfok157]

@@ChaPPie01 thx v much

[@evh4611]

I ordered the Seiko SPB143 today and i will get it next saturday. Do you still have it in your collection?

[@TimeAndCrown]

That sounds great. I hope you will enjoy it. I still have mine, I like it a lot.

[@evh4611]

@@TimeAndCrown I like your video's buddy. Maybe that is because we have a bunch of pieces in our collection in common. That, plus you are a real enthusiast and that shines through in your video's.

[@TimeAndCrown]

@@evh4611 Thank you. I’m just a watchgeek at the end of the day :)

[@evh4611]

@@TimeAndCrown Yup. Same here

[@mentalplane]

Did you reverse the clasp on the Seiko? Or did it come like that?

[@papachung6639]

SPB143 owner here. Looks like he flipped the whole bracelet around. My bracelet is oriented the opposite way as shown in this video.

[@N7Sound]

The Tudor ♥️