u/militarytudor

I received this watch awhile ago as a gift from my dad for a big accomplishment in life… super grateful but he doesn’t know much about the watch other than the fact that he has worn it for a long time and fully enjoyed it… now it’s my time and I’d love to learn more about this watch too…!

Hope everyone’s having an amazing summer…. Use your tools!

Been coming across a lot of their advertisements / could anyone attest to their quality versus something like Erika’s? It’s summer and I’m looking for nato straps for my BB54 black / BB58 blue.

(Would also appreciate anyone showcasing some strap combos on the bb58/54 🙏🏼)

Edit: bought a WOE ZA 1.0 and will let yall know how it goes on my bb54/58

I would do nasty things for this combination.

Tudor’s blue is gorgeous. I really hope they bring this shade of blue back soon.

This watch is a proportion monster. Fell in love with it since the moment I saw it, hasn’t left my wrists since…

Came across this from a vintage dive forum… couldn’t help but marvel in all its historical beauty… the patina… the lume… the snowflakes ❄️

Looking to get some straps for the summer…! Looking for inspiration, show me some of your best straps!

I’ve gone back and forth on this decision for awhile before listing this up on Grailzee.

The Pelagos 39 is probably the closest thing I’ve found to a “one-watch collection.” The size is perfect, the titanium makes it disappear on the wrist, and it’s one of those watches that somehow works whether you’re wearing shorts or a suit.

Every time I decide to keep it, I put it on and remember why I bought it in the first place.

What’s funny is that the more time I’ve spent photographing it, wearing it, and getting it ready for its next owner, the more I’ve questioned whether I’m making the right decision.

For those who have owned a Pelagos 39 and moved it on, did you regret it?

Interested to hear from current and former owners.

I have my mint Nov 25’ Pelagos 39 listed on it but it’s my first time actually selling a watch on the platform, how does it work and how was your experience?

The P39 seems to have a cult following of its own, there’s this mystique charm that Tudor fans seemingly gravitates towards, is it the crown guards? Or is it the red text? Maybe the shorter lugs? The square second hands? The lightness of titanium, the sunburst dial? Or just the amazing grip on the bezel? Maybe… everything?

I really like the look of the faded bezels, came across this photo from an old thread.

I like the look of the fade. I found out from the thread that the guy lived in Northern Europe with limited access to sunlight (which I initially thought UV was the answer.) And the owner’s hypothesis was that it was a factory defect.

Anyone has a similarly aged bezel and could share what the watch has been through? Swimming? Hot tubs? Sunlight? Chlorine?

Finally got my hands on the P39, and extremely happy with how amazing it looks. The transition from a steel watch to titanium is a world of difference… I never expected to like titanium this much…!