Tudor Black Bay GMT Owner Review : Discreet, charming and robust

This young lady has been on my wrist for almost 5 years. I was thinking about getting a chronograph when my dealer at the time showed me this GMT in a catalog that was not on sale at the time. I fell for the discretion of its blue and red bezel surrounding its dial, ideal in a city like Marseille. I was lucky enough to be the first on the waiting list. As soon as I put it on my wrist, I knew it would be the watch of my 40th birthday. I wear it every day or almost, I put it through its paces and it holds up well. It exudes solidity, and of course falls off my wrist. I find the strap super comfortable and I'm considering putting it on a jubilee strap that would enhance it a little more. However, I sometimes find it a little heavy and find that the NATO strap doesn't necessarily do it justice (much to my despair). In terms of reliability, I have mixed feelings, it has already been sent to the after-sales service twice for the same date malfunction that gets stuck between 2 days, the 2nd time the movement was changed. And finally I find the brightness of the hands quite weak. To end on a positive note, it adapts to all styles. My youngest daughter has already put an option on my watch when I die (have children)