Over the last 4-5 years the number of Tudors, Omegas and Rolexes I have had come through my watch box is a bit excessive. I have a limit how much money I have tied up into watches so I generally consoldiate from time to time. I have owned a Seamster Diver 300M (3 actually), a 2021 hesalite speedmaster, a Blue 43.5mm PO, A black pelagos, a blue pelagos, a bronze BB (43mm), a BB chrono, a Blue fluted datejust, a BLNR on oyster AND one on Jubilee, A Sub LV, a couple doxa's, a Straum, a...

New Speedmaster.... Again

I have bought and owned a number of tudor watches and they just don't seem to stick. I can't really tell what the problem is but I think it is related to slab sided cases. I thought it was about thickness but having just gotten a 43.5MM PO, that I am really honeymooning over, I think it is more about case shape and how it fits on my wrist. The slab sided + thick and domed crystal has been a barrier to me bonding I believe. I have tried a black pelagos, a blue pelagos, a 43mm bronze BB, a...

Anyone else having trouble bonding with Tudor watches?