u/larskristofer

Starting my emergency department day shift with Tim’s and a FXD.

I’m playing the Apple Arcade version. I went for a balanced distribution but does anyone recommend a different strategy? I’d be willing to consider the 5K coins to change a point or two if it’d improve the game.

Omega Railmaster on a Crown and Buckle NATO hanging out with the pup.

GW-5000U-1JF with NATO adapters on a Crown and Buckle matte nato supreme

Tim Hortons dark roast and a Tudor FXD MN on a Crown and Buckle NATO.

Visited the world’s largest rubber duck today.

So I was a dingus and in taking my FXD GMT off my watch stand I fumbled it, and it landed on a wooden floor - I’d estimate maybe 3-4 feet. I don’t see any external damage, the crystal seems solid, the bezel is moving normally, and on a time grapher it seems generally okay - mostly seeing -2 to 0 s/day while on the wrist it was previously running at around +1.5 s/day. Winding it seems fine.

Here’s my question - other than working on my watch handling skills and adjusting my stand to be further on the table, is there anything else I need to do? Or do I just wait, watch how it works, and if something is up it just goes to the AD for service?

Updated to add that the GMT and date are working as well.

Hi team r/Tudor -

I have a 2023 FXD that I was winding today (was going to do a timing run and wanted to make sure it was charged to test the power reserve - it had been off the wrist for a full day) and heard unusual squeaks. There is a fine whirring which I assume is normal, but then intermittent squeaks that seem different than what I would expect if the mainspring was just slipping on the clutch (like - I would expect that to be a click?) Any thoughts before I bring to the AD for service? Fortunately it’s under warranty.