Tudor Royal 41mm Day Date Black Dial Watch Review

[@Ty-ji7bn]

Finally someone with a 7 inch wrist wearing this!! Bless brother, thanks for the review

[@Thescintest01]

Luxury at it's best ! amazing watch I wear every day and extremely in love with it

[@llamamanism]

Nice review, you’re quite right this watch is smart enough to love, cheap enough not to worry about and makes a great daily wearer. Can’t say that about Rolex

[@Gausdave213]

Great review. Have you ever felt like this watch fits small on your wrist? I’m currently running a SPB143 Seiko diver at 39.5mm and sometimes I feel it’s a bit small. I’ve got 18.5 cm wrists so very close to your size

[@mrtd7908]

Good video on a watch I’m looking too buy your correct with you view it’s similar to the omega stuck between this and a entry level GS quartz at £2k which is a fantastic movement even though it’s quartz

[@mbhingarde]

What is the weight of the 41 mm Royal?

[@vintageswiss9096]

The bracelet is half the appeal of this watch, and Tudor designed it as such. You can buy the whole package for $2300, but the all-steel bracelet itself costs $650 from Tudor. The bracelet is worth 25% of the cost of the watch, and it's definitely worth it.

[@dzgjg1158]

can you please tell me your wrist size?

[@jgm571]

Isn't the day date, a sellita movement?

[@AWristOfTime]

You are correct, a Sellita SW240 version of the ETA, noted thank you.

[@marlonr391]

I thought the Sellita was in the 38mm and ETA base is in the day date

[@louislee1406]

What bothers me more are the condition of your nails man.