Discussion
It's not too often I get excited about new watches, and although I'm not jumping up and down on my bed going 'woo-dee-doo', I do like what Tudor have done with this one.




Here's my brief take on this titanium 500m diver:
"Well done them.
Using the snowflake handset has been nicely picked up on and nicely realised.
The size is a normal, reasonable, sensible and wearable 42mm. Thanks for that - if nothing else.
There are some nice little practical details like the spring-loaded clasp, the edging to the bezel and a nice crown finish.
The ceramic bezel looks subdued and matte rather than glossy, which is a good thing; the dial also seems to have a matt textured finish, very nice.
Using titanium is an excellent idea, both for weight and appearance, again, a matte/satin finish, closely matching the bezel and dial.
Nice plain style bracelet - I think 'less is more' in watch design, and they've pulled it off in this package.
I am not too sure on the recesses in the rehaut for the hour markers, but it's perhaps the only thing I've picked up on that I've not immediately liked.
I have to say that it's the first 'new' watch for a while that I've really liked."
A link to their site for more info
http://www.tudorwatch.com/#/en/pelagos/
(Courtesy Dan/TZ-UK & Gary/ATG)




Here's my brief take on this titanium 500m diver:
"Well done them.
Using the snowflake handset has been nicely picked up on and nicely realised.
The size is a normal, reasonable, sensible and wearable 42mm. Thanks for that - if nothing else.
There are some nice little practical details like the spring-loaded clasp, the edging to the bezel and a nice crown finish.
The ceramic bezel looks subdued and matte rather than glossy, which is a good thing; the dial also seems to have a matt textured finish, very nice.
Using titanium is an excellent idea, both for weight and appearance, again, a matte/satin finish, closely matching the bezel and dial.
Nice plain style bracelet - I think 'less is more' in watch design, and they've pulled it off in this package.
I am not too sure on the recesses in the rehaut for the hour markers, but it's perhaps the only thing I've picked up on that I've not immediately liked.
I have to say that it's the first 'new' watch for a while that I've really liked."
A link to their site for more info
http://www.tudorwatch.com/#/en/pelagos/
(Courtesy Dan/TZ-UK & Gary/ATG)
andy_s said:




Got a touch of IWC Aquatimer about it but would choose this, given the chance....

Nothing superfluous, wonderfully tool-like. They've got that spot on, a fantastically well proportioned watch, the markers are a great match for that handset and the bezel to the case.
Did I say I like it?
Edited by CardShark on Thursday 8th March 22:21
hilly10 said:
Euro prices for the Pelagos
On strap 2,340 euros
On Bracelet 2,730 euros
Where'd you get that from?On strap 2,340 euros
On Bracelet 2,730 euros
I read 3950chf or £3350 roughly . . .
An all titanium piece with that movement for 2730 would be astonishing if true . . . Also good as I live in Europe and get some salary in euros

Edited by Johno on Thursday 8th March 22:00
CardShark said:
Johno said:
I really really like that ......
That'd make a great companion for your Glashutte 

This scratches the not common, simple design, classic manufacturer etc etc and all for 3950chf, £3350 ... Not that I've got that in the watch fund whilst i sacrificed it for the track Caterham

Italian member on the Rolex forums as the prices Black bay prices the Pelagos is 3350 euros
https://www.rolexforums.com/showthread.php?t=22209...
https://www.rolexforums.com/showthread.php?t=22209...
Edited by hilly10 on Thursday 8th March 22:08
Edited by hilly10 on Thursday 8th March 22:09
hilly10 said:
Italian member on the Rolex forums as the prices
https://www.rolexforums.com/showthread.php?t=22209...
2370 is for the Black Bay, 3300 euros for the Pelagos ?https://www.rolexforums.com/showthread.php?t=22209...
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