New Tudor Ranger
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griffsomething

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358 posts

182 months

Friday 8th July 2022
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New product line from Tudor. I guess it’s their take on the Explorer? Nice to have a new model rather than another black bay derivative?

Crumpet

4,932 posts

201 months

Friday 8th July 2022
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Ooh! No stty snowflake hands either! God I hate snowflake hands.

OMITN

2,869 posts

113 months

Friday 8th July 2022
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The Ranger line has been around for a while (though not doubting this is a new watch). Think they historically had arrow hands so looks like a pretty honest continuation of the style.

gregs656

12,027 posts

202 months

Friday 8th July 2022
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Been around since the 60s

Think this one will be popular. Really can’t knock Tudor’s pricing.

tangerine_sedge

6,095 posts

239 months

Friday 8th July 2022
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Nice, but a little too much like my Tudor North Flag, so a no from me (for now hehe ).

It would be nice if they went a little more wild with the colours, this would be a must buy for me in funkier colours...

gregs656

12,027 posts

202 months

Friday 8th July 2022
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tangerine_sedge said:
Nice, but a little too much like my Tudor North Flag, so a no from me (for now hehe ).

It would be nice if they went a little more wild with the colours, this would be a must buy for me in funkier colours...
The North Flag was like a modernised Ranger so makes sense.

I agree colours would be cool.

LordGrover

33,981 posts

233 months

Friday 8th July 2022
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One of the few 'quality' watches on my radar; it would make a nice alternative to my explorer.
Have to say though, I'm finding myself reaching for a G-Shock more often than not these days. paperbag

MarkJS

2,036 posts

168 months

Friday 8th July 2022
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Crumpet said:
Ooh! No stty snowflake hands either! God I hate snowflake hands.
Me too - it’s even worse that they look nothing like snowflakes.

Anyway, better hands but a pretty dull watch so standard Tudor.

MTK1919

832 posts

234 months

Friday 8th July 2022
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Was passing by a watch shop in London and noticed this in the window.

I went to check it out and it’s not bad, but not brilliant either. As an Explorer 1 owner I can appreciate the simplicity. The bracelet is nice and it wears very similar to as black bay 58 but whether you’re a Tudor fan or not, I think there are better watches around at or less than this price point. No doubting it’s a quality product though.

Couple of snaps and a poor side by side with my BB Pro




gregs656

12,027 posts

202 months

Friday 8th July 2022
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Does nothing for me to be honest.

I wonder how long until someone gets that bracelet onto a BB and has a rivet free BB.

MTK1919

832 posts

234 months

Friday 8th July 2022
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gregs656 said:
Does nothing for me to be honest.

I wonder how long until someone gets that bracelet onto a BB and has a rivet free BB.
Yep, thinking about that for my BB 58. It is much better and has micro adjust too.

the-norseman

14,961 posts

192 months

Friday 8th July 2022
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Went past 3x AD today all 3 had display models.

Skyman

1,570 posts

245 months

Friday 8th July 2022
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^^^^^That’s because they are display models! Funnily enough, they are on display but cannot be purchased.

RobbieTheTruth

2,695 posts

140 months

Friday 8th July 2022
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Too big.

Should be 36mm

Skyman

1,570 posts

245 months

Friday 8th July 2022
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Try it. You may be surprised.

Fiedka

188 posts

70 months

Friday 8th July 2022
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Ever since this was announced (not long agosmilesmile ) I have been trying to convince myself this is the watch I should go for instead of Rolex Explorer which is my dream watch. Sadly, in the end the dial and numerals look like a toy watch to me, I just love Explorer numerals therefore the wait continues… smile

robbiekhan

1,610 posts

198 months

Saturday 9th July 2022
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Looks nice in professional photos where lighting etc is controlled, but in all photos taken at an AD and "everyday" photos that I've seen it looks very bland which is a shame. Not seen one in person but it just has very little attention to detail in the closeup images I've seen?

Jamescrs

5,752 posts

86 months

Saturday 9th July 2022
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robbiekhan said:
Looks nice in professional photos where lighting etc is controlled, but in all photos taken at an AD and "everyday" photos that I've seen it looks very bland which is a shame. Not seen one in person but it just has very little attention to detail in the closeup images I've seen?
I'd agree with this, it just looks instantly forgettable. I generally like Tudor but it does nothing for me.

lrdisco

1,670 posts

108 months

Saturday 9th July 2022
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Not for me. Nothing outstanding.

Crumpet

4,932 posts

201 months

Saturday 9th July 2022
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Jamescrs said:
robbiekhan said:
Looks nice in professional photos where lighting etc is controlled, but in all photos taken at an AD and "everyday" photos that I've seen it looks very bland which is a shame. Not seen one in person but it just has very little attention to detail in the closeup images I've seen?
I'd agree with this, it just looks instantly forgettable. I generally like Tudor but it does nothing for me.
Aside from the Pelagos everything in their range is just underwhelming. It’s either faux vintage or dull and boring or, like this Ranger, both.

I quite liked my BB58 black but I never wore it as there was always something else in my collection that was more interesting and better looking that I wanted to wear. I know I’ve chosen the right watch when I can’t stop looking at it or taking photos of it - I never gave the Tudor a second glance really.