Passing by Tudor in search of an inaccessible star, this panda looked at me with black eyes for which the illustrious Django would have broken a string or two on his guitar... So I decided to adopt him on the spot because I must admit the call of the Panda had been resonating in me for some time and I could not find the rare pearl. Or else the pearl was too rare and my finances would not have recovered. And then I still want to walk the animal on the main boulevards knowing that I am not armed. In short, we fell into each other's arms - well especially him on my right arm - and all he lacks is the growl! A complication not invented to this day I think...

Having truly fallen under the spell of time in 2021, I was looking to acquire my second timepiece from a major watch manufacturer 1 and a half years later. However, after watching many videos of Xavier, after reading an infinite number of articles and specialist magazines, I still couldn't make up my mind... One fine day (or was it a night?), I went to a shop well known to the people of Lyon for its second-hand watches to just "look and try" without any definite intention to buy and luck would have it that I found myself next to this beauty in the same place, at the same time. From the window, my attention was caught. It must be said that it is imposing with its 41mm case that the 2 push buttons and the imposing flat crown with a rose logo make even more imposing. The watch is "heavy" which goes hand in hand with the impression of solidity that it gives off. Comfortable to wear on the wrist, mesmerizing visual: The black-opal mix is really successful and the absence of a third under-counter alongside the small seconds and the timer avoids weighing down the dial too much. "Oyster" bracelet with classic folding clasp and closure forming the "Tudor Shield". Nice. The aluminum tachymeter bezel and silver indications are outdated but undeniably make the charm of the watch. The stopwatch is, in 2023, a gadget but remains an essential watchmaking complication! Be careful to screw the buttons back in after use otherwise bye-bye to the water resistance (200 meters)! (We learn this with experience -_-) COSC certification for remarkable and noted precision as much as the domed sapphire crystal. The watch is difficult to find in AD which confirms that Tudor has been moving upmarket for a few years and is now only the "little sister of Rolex". #waitinglist. It can therefore be an interesting investment (its value on the grey market tends to be higher than in stores) On the downsides, the case back is solid and poorly worked. No aesthetic interest. The luminova is not the brightest and fades quickly and the chronograph second hand is not coated with it so that the functionality is of no use at night or in the dark. Noted. Date window at 6 o'clock without a magnifying glass. Too bad. The whole thing is still very good, however; try it and you'll love it! Nb: its sporty look suits all types of styles or outfits but its size requires a certain wrist size.

Fan of the old Daytona, I discovered it at my jeweler and it was obvious it was made for me the vintage style, the panda and a tool side Watch with 200m of water resistance at an attractive price bravo Tudor from my small collection it is my favorite watch that I can wear for all occasions.

I was on vacation in Spain and I had the opportunity to try it at an AD. I was immediately impressed by the comfort of wearing this watch and the thickness so criticized was not the steak I expected. I love the concept of a chrono resistant to 20 bars. This makes it a solid watch that fears (almost) nothing. I like this bezel and the two sub-counters inspired by the first chronos of the 70s. The symmetry of the dial is remarkable and the opaline color fascinates me. The precision of the movement is surprising and my watch is particularly very well adjusted. This chrono for the 50th anniversary of the Tudor chrono is a success.

Like many of us, one of my favorite watches is the Rolex Daytona… the price is certainly high but the biggest obstacle remains the extreme difficulty in getting one! One day while browsing the Tudor website, I came across the black bay chrono model…. I fell in love with this model right away! I quickly realized that its resemblance to the Daytona was not for nothing…. 2 models offered, the panda and the reverse panda… After a few months of thinking, I went to AD Tudor to see the model and its availability. I made it short…. waiting list, phone call, it's in the store!!! I finally see it, I try it… first impression, it is massive, heavy, well finished, in short you get your money's worth!!!! I've had it for 8 months now, and I am very satisfied with my purchase…. Some will say that I am happy by default, but no! This Tudor chrono is a truly beautiful watch with high specifications....and it deserves to be purchased...thanks and well done Tudor!!

I have recently owned this bb chrono, I happened to enter a shop that surprisingly had one in stock, this watch is the typical example that reviews and other tests on the internet are not enough, I found it nice but I always heard about its thickness being too important, but once in hand and on the wrist it is another story, so it must be clear it is an automatic chrono so it is not the thinnest watch in the world but it is very contained all the same! I chose the reverse panda I found that the light background made it difficult for me to see, the fake rivets, personally I do not even notice them. I can give a point decatir it is the Lum, which needs a lot of exposure to be effective, it is for example not at the level of that of my seamaster.