Very underrated watch in many ways. Beautiful on wrist and feels like silk. I own the 38mm silver dial and could not be happier. Yes, it looks a bit retro but when does retro go out of style?
I have the 41mm blue face with diamonds and love it. Although I don't usually go for the 'blingy' option the small diamonds really improve the dial imho - overcoming the overly busy roman numerals and improving the symmetry.
I have a 38 in blue, got it in an ebay auction for a discount, and its worth every penny. Looks sharp, fits perfect, very confortable and love the retro vibe.
I tried on the blue dial at the AD once and was blown away by how nice that watch really is. That salmon dial is something else too, that would be my pick in 38mm.
My wife and I got matching royals with the salmon dial for our anniversary. I don't believe there's better option at this price point. We absolutly love them, they look amazing together. We got 41 and 34 mm.
I have two of them. 38mm blue dial and 41mm steel and gold (black). I will say they are my favorite and most versatile watches in the collection along with seamaster 300 and datejust 41mm.
I literally bought the day date royal blue dial two weeks ago. It’s such an amazing watch up front. It was intended for the occasion but has now replaced my PRX 35mm powermatic as my daily driver. It really is beautiful to the eyes.
@@palfor0 I have kind of small wrists. 6.5 - 7 also. Although I have the 41, it looks good and wears well. Slightly top heavy but a non-issue. I think a 38 would be perfect for your wrist size. But day date only comes with 41mm. If I’m not mistaken all sizes below are only date.
@@aaronzx10rin terms of looks, the PRX just looks way more expensive than the price is. The way the Roman numerals glint in the light, as well as the bracelet shimmer, is just top class. The Royale stands out too. The 41mm is a really bold looking watch, and I think there are a few other watches in that price range from other brands that do the same thing. Don’t get me wrong, it’s still a gem. But between the two I think PRX is way more watch than what you’re paying.
Damn I’m also wearing my PRX 35mm, thinking about getting the Tudor date day. I’m worried about the size since this is only available in 41mm. I tried on the PRX 40mm and it looks huge on my wrist.
There were three reasons I bought this watch about 1.5 years ago. In order, they are (1) I liked it, (2) barely anyone else had it, (3) I wanted to establish a "relationship" with my local AD for a Rolex (I bought a few others, too, this was just part of it). I love this watch. Great value. I've seen the same SW-200 in many other more expensive watches, but I'm willing to bet they didn't do as good of a job as Tudor did when putting it into their watch.
I've had a Tudor Royal Date 41mm blue dial for a year and a half and I'm in love! It's my daily. I wanted to buy a Tudor and when I saw the Royal in pictures it didn't catch my eye. That changed when I saw it in person! The pictures don't do it justice
Bought this piece in 41mm with black dial before summer last year. It has been my beloved everyday watch ever since and it runs within +-2 variation for 1 year straight until it went out of cosc spec did I send in for servicing and just had it back and it’s accurate again
Please take this down to keep this gem secret lol, I have the silver dial version and it’s my favorite, it gets me an insane amount of compliments especially at watch stores cause they’ve never seen it, it’s so lowkey but stands out enough to turn heads still
Same! I was in Milan for fashion week a couple years ago and I got several questions about my silver and silver day date. I get asked about this watch more than any other I own.
I have the 41mm day date silver dial love it it’s my party/dress watch it’s one of them watches what makes me feel fancy and happy when I wear it that’s why got it. It just did it for me when I seen it. do wish they did the day date in a smaller size as well though
Used to be a Royal 38mm user: - The design is amazing - The Form factor is amazing - The dial is amazing -THE CLASP IS REALLY REALLY REALLY BAD!! IT NEVER FITS ME ... Have to sell it :(!
that clasp is my only gripe too. they really needed to include half-links and a butterfly would have been better. i had success removing links from the the 6 o clock side and got a pretty good fit now. but man, i wish i could replace the clasp with a knockoff oysterflex or something
I had heard others mention the clasp... I am looking at 38mm. I'm 7.25" and prefer classic case sizes. May I ask - what wrist size are you trying to fit?
I actually bought the 41mm gold with brown face with the day and date 2 days ago. I went in wanting to buy the Tudor Bronze or the chrono S&G and when I put this on my wrist it just looked so much better. Plus having the functionality of a the day and date won me over. Im chuffed with it.
Ordered the black and gold date day version from my local AD......I cant look at another dive watch but wanted a Tudor....this one looks to have a touch more class......very sharp.
My wife has the salmon dial in 34mm and I will venture to say that it leans more into the dress category than sport, despite its integrated bracelet design. Great watch and highly underrated, in my opinion.
Teddy, you are a gentleman and scholar - a proprietor of always quality content. This is so bizarre; I have been fawning over the Royal the last few days after finally discovering it. Great points regarding its strange positioning - it feels just weird enough for me!
Recently got the 38 silver dial. It's great. The body is a homage to oyster quartz, and the unusual bezel is a nod to the 1959 Rolex. I love those historical winks. The applied romans have a lot of sparkle and are subtle. Build quality is top quality. The vibe is a playful mix of maximalist (the wonderfully blingy bezel and numerals) minimalist (the sleek brushed case and bracelet with polished sides, the lack of face text). It is a sturdy office-to-dinner-to-playtime daily wearer, but it's just a little more playful and fancier. Mine has been keeping great time -- +/- one second, for real. Improvements for the future: micro adjustments, better lume (current lume is useless), rounded crystal. All the detractors make me love it more because it means that I will see it on fewer wrists :)
I have the 41mm diamond. This watch is so well made, it feels like a Rolex from the 70s. It is different and that's why I love it. It uses a lot of design cues from the 70s Tudor Ranger II. I know people hate the Selita, but if Tudor put in house with this ans perhaps some fancier dials- it would be in direct competition with 8 to 10k watches
I've got the black dial 41mm and it's amazing. Underrated but still gets a lot of compliments. Movement might not be impressive for the cost, but it's the most accurate automatic that I've had (coming from Seikos and Tissots). Attention to detail and the fit and finish are perfect. It's my grail watch and I don't see any point in buying a more expensive watch.
i have the 38mm blue dial myself! nice dressier piece. clasp i wish was better though, hard to get a great fit. quick tip is the link on the 6 side can be removed by pressing the pins, which helps centering the clasp better
@@sagoamicably6486 hey mate worked it out and it’s finally fixed, your a deadset legend was bugging the hell out of me and watch makers before said nothing they can do
Regardless of the movement, I bought the 41mm day/date version for $1900 new and it’s an Awesome watch for that price point. I actually hope it does not become popular because I rarely see anyone else wearing them.
I just purchased the salmon 41mm day date with diamonds.....its pefrct style and i get compliments on it quite often. Had too many diver watches so opted for something like my grand Seiko. This was it!
after trying a royal 38mm I have decided to go shopping. love the one with the champaign dial but have also seen online that one with a brown dial has arrived. trying to find videos on youtube of how it looks but there are few films that show this in different lighting conditions
It’s a stunning watch! The blue dial of my 38mm really pops and goes with both casual and formal attire. It’s also one of the few watches in my collection that gets genuine affection from non-watch aficionados. A hugely underrated watch, and that’s one of the reasons I love owning it.
I think that watch would look absolutely wonderful in a purple dial. I don't know why , if it's the Roman numerals , the bezel or the bracelet , but I just feel it would fit and look gorgeous with purple... and there is the name ... since purple is the color of royalty.
I have a 41mm with the diamond dial. I love the watch. Bought a bb bronze afterwards. I still love wearing the Royal more. Love the style and how slim the case is.
I have the black 38. Enjoyed working with the AD. Later he called and offered me a Submariner date & I got that for my son. My town only has one Rolex/Tudor shop & they are first rate vendors and follow up with service as needed.
Got the Royal Blue 38mm and love it and in artificial light looks so good. Few people thought it was a Omega Constellation from a distance but got this because it fits great under the shirt cuff and looks stylish.
It has really great elements speaking for it and also the price point is nice. But I dont really like the bezel, the numerals and how the date cuts in. I feel like it needs a facelift.
I absolutely love it but I don’t understand why they didn’t do the day date option at 38 mm ?? It’s a mystery they would have sold the double probably and I expected this with this new Tudor models coming last week, I am a bit disappointed
Stunning watch and so under the radar, which to me makes it even more special. I got the 41mm twotone gold and black combo and its even cooler than salmon or blue stainless steel variants. It just pops, you have to see it in person though, videos and generic pics don't do it justice. Also the 41 mm variants have the daydate complication for which on a rolex youll pay 10 times more. Moonphasing it for a month now and i think its my best watch purchase so far. The biggest negative would be no microadjusts at all so if your fit is somewhere in the middle of a link, youre stuck with a loose or tight watch. SW200 is a workhorse and inhouse is overrated, ill be laughing with joy when the service time comes.
I always had my eye on the royal but I bought the prx which really turned me against integrated bracelet watches as that watch was either to big or to tight. May give this another look.
I wasn't a believer until I wore one. I find that it actually walks the line between sporty and dressy very well. The bezel feels like Rolex, dial feels clean but refined, and the case and bracelet tie it together with a sporty edge
Got my hands on a 41mm two tone black dial, what a beauty. Great piece for the price point. I was looking for a Gerald Genta style piece. Tudor to me offered the most bank for dollar on this model. Well done! Only issue I have and nothing major at all, they could’ve made a model without the Roman numerals hour markers.
I like it in theory, but as you eluded to towards the end, it doesn’t feel like it knows what it is. I think the dial and numerals throws it off. Needs a sportier dial.
I bought a watch from AMZWATCH lightly used for my last milestone birthday. Don't wear it as much as it deserves, but not afraid to, either. It's stunning . Good taste, Sir.
I have the option to purchase the bicolor one with gold face and am torn. I find the numerals to be slightly too much in your face so perhaps I’d prefer the diamond version. It is however 100m waterproof, looks nice and nearly dressy on my 7.5” wrist and the finish is super nice. It’s almost a mix between a president day date and a PRX.
I've owned the two tone day date black dial since the first release, I absolutely love it! my two favorite complications are day and date to be present, I have the diamond version with 3,6,9 romens. I love this watch cause I think it's true to Hans Wilsdorf's vision for Tudor, I really don't intend on spending 20k+ to get the President ever... but this fits the bill for me as afordable luxery option as a working class stiff hehe
I got a 38 mm Royal with a silver dial. It is a great watch; the bezel is stunning, especially in sunlight. In my opinion, it is outstanding and has no similarities to other watches. I would not compare it to an Oysterquartz or AP, as some people do, just because it has an integrated bracelet. The clasp is awesomely small, almost like a hidden clasp. The only downside is that there is no small adjustment option and no half links. But other than that, it is a great watch to wear daily. I would not give it away. Edit: I don't have the biggest wrist, so I can't wear the 41mm, I would love the 38 mm with the Day-Function to. A 38mm Day-date Version would be the only thing that would make me change my royal.
In photos it looks orange.. When in the store it's a gorgeous rich warm salmon/ Carmel tones. It's really is stunning. Love the engine turned looking bezel. Reminds me of Rolex Air king .
In the thumbnail, I thought the bezel was channel set emerald cut black stones... wouldn't be so hard to find a bezel to swap but just gotta match that metal color
I purchased the 38mm black dial with diamonds. I feel the dial is cleaner and less cluttered. Mine fits fine and I’ve had no issues with the clasp. Just wish it had T fit clasp like my Black Bay 54. It’s a much nicer watch in person.
They are a great watch I bought 6 of them for my kids and their spouses Xmas morning is gonna be awesome . The 41 day date is a ridiculous value for money in steel and the bi metal version .
@@beerkegaard not at all it was I who felt lucky to get them they are a great value for money . The two I got that are 41mm day date bi metal gold for 2700 is an incredible deal
it seems a great luxury everyday watch, that probably you can wear it for many years, also it looks timeless design as well, I wonder if Omega or baume & mercier or what the competitor in this range price, maybe longines!
That salmon colored dial is gorgeous. I think most divers are meant to be worn on a more casual basis. Most. Not all. I could definitely see this watch worn with both suit or jeans. Easily. Mostly because of the salmon colored dial. It adds a real elegance to a diver-type watch. It looks like it's hitting above his price point. Quite frankly, I see 007 wearing this watch with a gray flannel suit. It's on my list.
Owned a blue one in 38. Loved how it looked and felt but it was too top heavy. The bracelet links were thin and the watch head was relatively thick, so it would flop all over all day.
follow up here -- I have been considering this as 38. My understanding - it's under 11mm thick. Can you say more about the top-heavy feel? Was the bracelet properly fitted - or any other information you can share about the experience. (I have wondered if it was big and clunky - and was under the impression is isn't). Thx, Bob
We bought my wife the salmon in a 34mm size I think. It looks way more expensive than it is and she gets lots of compliments on it even from strangers. To be honest I am a bit of a Tudor fan boy but once you see this in person it's hard to deny it's a beautiful watch.
i went to my local Mayors to see them in person. And was absolutely blown away by this exact fact. No picture or video does this watch justice in person.
It does has its unique design and is actually very similar to Tudor previous Classic series look. Black Bay is too famous that Royal is vastly brushed aside by many.
Own this watch for almost 2 years. The way it plays with the light and shines is so captivating. 🔥 One feature that is missed is its versatility, it has a date and screw down crown, that my other dress watches don’t have. Since owning it, has gone up by almost $1000 🤯.
Hi teddy love your work. Wanted to buy tissot or seiko from you but you don't ship them to canada any idea if you would start selling these for Canada region anytime soon? If not is there any good authorize dealers for them?
Ι got the two tone silver and gold with the silver bezel 38mm. Man this watch looks classy af, every where I go people ask me about it, 10/10 worth every cent.
Ive been eyeing for this model for couple of months now but still on the fence. I love how it looks tbh but after reading comments and criticism idk whether i should buy it. At my place you could get one of these brand new for around 1.6usd
I really wanted to like this - and the case, the bracelet, even the bezel look great. Nice choice of colours and materials too. But that dial is a dealbreaker: hands from one era, numerals from another, minute track from a third. As a few others have said, adding diamonds actually makes it LESS fussy, which must put the Royal in a category of one.
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Very underrated watch in many ways. Beautiful on wrist and feels like silk. I own the 38mm silver dial and could not be happier. Yes, it looks a bit retro but when does retro go out of style?
I have the 41mm blue face with diamonds and love it. Although I don't usually go for the 'blingy' option the small diamonds really improve the dial imho - overcoming the overly busy roman numerals and improving the symmetry.
I have a 38 in blue, got it in an ebay auction for a discount, and its worth every penny. Looks sharp, fits perfect, very confortable and love the retro vibe.
How much did you get it if you dont mind me asking?
can you put a leather wristand on it?
I tried on the blue dial at the AD once and was blown away by how nice that watch really is. That salmon dial is something else too, that would be my pick in 38mm.
My wife and I got matching royals with the salmon dial for our anniversary. I don't believe there's better option at this price point. We absolutly love them, they look amazing together. We got 41 and 34 mm.
I was thinking to do the same for my 50th birthday next year.
I have two of them. 38mm blue dial and 41mm steel and gold (black). I will say they are my favorite and most versatile watches in the collection along with seamaster 300 and datejust 41mm.
I literally bought the day date royal blue dial two weeks ago. It’s such an amazing watch up front. It was intended for the occasion but has now replaced my PRX 35mm powermatic as my daily driver. It really is beautiful to the eyes.
Wrist size? I want day date but have 7 inch wrist and think the 38 mm might be better
@@palfor0 I have kind of small wrists. 6.5 - 7 also. Although I have the 41, it looks good and wears well. Slightly top heavy but a non-issue. I think a 38 would be perfect for your wrist size. But day date only comes with 41mm. If I’m not mistaken all sizes below are only date.
@@ishakahmedthis vs the Prx…your thoughts considering the price difference? I’m considering a royal
@@aaronzx10rin terms of looks, the PRX just looks way more expensive than the price is. The way the Roman numerals glint in the light, as well as the bracelet shimmer, is just top class. The Royale stands out too. The 41mm is a really bold looking watch, and I think there are a few other watches in that price range from other brands that do the same thing. Don’t get me wrong, it’s still a gem. But between the two I think PRX is way more watch than what you’re paying.
Damn I’m also wearing my PRX 35mm, thinking about getting the Tudor date day. I’m worried about the size since this is only available in 41mm. I tried on the PRX 40mm and it looks huge on my wrist.
There were three reasons I bought this watch about 1.5 years ago. In order, they are (1) I liked it, (2) barely anyone else had it, (3) I wanted to establish a "relationship" with my local AD for a Rolex (I bought a few others, too, this was just part of it). I love this watch. Great value. I've seen the same SW-200 in many other more expensive watches, but I'm willing to bet they didn't do as good of a job as Tudor did when putting it into their watch.
I got my fiance a 28mm royal. She loves it, especially the vintage feel. We looked at a lot of other woman's watches and not much came close to Tudor.
I have the Day Date Salmon dial. An amazing entry watch! Beautiful and casual design.
I've had a Tudor Royal Date 41mm blue dial for a year and a half and I'm in love! It's my daily.
I wanted to buy a Tudor and when I saw the Royal in pictures it didn't catch my eye. That changed when I saw it in person! The pictures don't do it justice
Just bought exactly that :) it’s the best
Bought this piece in 41mm with black dial before summer last year. It has been my beloved everyday watch ever since and it runs within +-2 variation for 1 year straight until it went out of cosc spec did I send in for servicing and just had it back and it’s accurate again
Please take this down to keep this gem secret lol, I have the silver dial version and it’s my favorite, it gets me an insane amount of compliments especially at watch stores cause they’ve never seen it, it’s so lowkey but stands out enough to turn heads still
Me too 🫡
Same! I was in Milan for fashion week a couple years ago and I got several questions about my silver and silver day date. I get asked about this watch more than any other I own.
If they had options for a different bezel and dial without roman numerals I'd be interested
I have the 41mm day date silver dial love it it’s my party/dress watch it’s one of them watches what makes me feel fancy and happy when I wear it that’s why got it. It just did it for me when I seen it. do wish they did the day date in a smaller size as well though
I have the 38 mm silver dial and I love it. Good mix of elegant and sporty.
I actually like the design. It's a mix of modern and classic similar to what Tudor does with their entire line.
Used to be a Royal 38mm user:
- The design is amazing
- The Form factor is amazing
- The dial is amazing
-THE CLASP IS REALLY REALLY REALLY BAD!! IT NEVER FITS ME ...
Have to sell it :(!
Clasp is kinda cool and unique, the missing microadjusts are the bad part.
that clasp is my only gripe too. they really needed to include half-links and a butterfly would have been better. i had success removing links from the the 6 o clock side and got a pretty good fit now. but man, i wish i could replace the clasp with a knockoff oysterflex or something
I had heard others mention the clasp... I am looking at 38mm. I'm 7.25" and prefer classic case sizes. May I ask - what wrist size are you trying to fit?
I actually bought the 41mm gold with brown face with the day and date 2 days ago. I went in wanting to buy the Tudor Bronze or the chrono S&G and when I put this on my wrist it just looked so much better. Plus having the functionality of a the day and date won me over.
Im chuffed with it.
Everyone sleeping on this piece and twotone especially, it makes it a whole new level of beauty.
I was thinking of getting that as my first watch , I might pull the trigger , I don't own any watches yet
@@sirspeedsalot I had my eye on something else. This wasn't even on my radar till I was in the boutique.
A year ago in Geneva I got the blue Royal 41 mm. I absolutely love it.
My Pelagos 39 for everyday, and Royal for formal meetings.
They are bought sport watches though.
Ordered the black and gold date day version from my local AD......I cant look at another dive watch but wanted a Tudor....this one looks to have a touch more class......very sharp.
It’s so good. I just got the day-date version in the blue dial. I love it, especially that bezel!
Out of all the watches I’ve owned and sold included many Rolex.i miss this one the most. I had the 41 salmon. I’ll need to get another
This has been growing on me since its release.
My wife has the salmon dial in 34mm and I will venture to say that it leans more into the dress category than sport, despite its integrated bracelet design. Great watch and highly underrated, in my opinion.
Teddy, you are a gentleman and scholar - a proprietor of always quality content. This is so bizarre; I have been fawning over the Royal the last few days after finally discovering it. Great points regarding its strange positioning - it feels just weird enough for me!
Recently got the 38 silver dial. It's great. The body is a homage to oyster quartz, and the unusual bezel is a nod to the 1959 Rolex. I love those historical winks. The applied romans have a lot of sparkle and are subtle. Build quality is top quality. The vibe is a playful mix of maximalist (the wonderfully blingy bezel and numerals) minimalist (the sleek brushed case and bracelet with polished sides, the lack of face text). It is a sturdy office-to-dinner-to-playtime daily wearer, but it's just a little more playful and fancier. Mine has been keeping great time -- +/- one second, for real. Improvements for the future: micro adjustments, better lume (current lume is useless), rounded crystal. All the detractors make me love it more because it means that I will see it on fewer wrists :)
Nice heads up re: The 1959 Rolex my birth year. I was unaware when I bought it.
I have the 41mm diamond. This watch is so well made, it feels like a Rolex from the 70s. It is different and that's why I love it. It uses a lot of design cues from the 70s Tudor Ranger II. I know people hate the Selita, but if Tudor put in house with this ans perhaps some fancier dials- it would be in direct competition with 8 to 10k watches
I have the same watch purchased in Aug love it. Real classy and clean
I've got the black dial 41mm and it's amazing. Underrated but still gets a lot of compliments. Movement might not be impressive for the cost, but it's the most accurate automatic that I've had (coming from Seikos and Tissots). Attention to detail and the fit and finish are perfect.
It's my grail watch and I don't see any point in buying a more expensive watch.
I have the same spec. It is a superb watch.
i have the 38mm blue dial myself! nice dressier piece. clasp i wish was better though, hard to get a great fit. quick tip is the link on the 6 side can be removed by pressing the pins, which helps centering the clasp better
please explain how I can fix as this issue is killing me. watch makers just said nothing they can do as the clasp causes a kink for me in the bracelet
@@Alp3124 on the 6 o clock side, the last link you can remove by pressing like a paperclip into it to remove it
@@sagoamicably6486 hey mate worked it out and it’s finally fixed, your a deadset legend was bugging the hell out of me and watch makers before said nothing they can do
I have the all silver 38mm and love it. Looks even better in person!
Regardless of the movement, I bought the 41mm day/date version for $1900 new and it’s an Awesome watch for that price point. I actually hope it does not become popular because I rarely see anyone else wearing them.
You'll have to dig deeper into your pocket if you want a watch that not everyone has ...
@Eren119 due to finance or high quality fakes, I'm seeing more and more men wearing 15/20k+ watches now
I just purchased the salmon 41mm day date with diamonds.....its pefrct style and i get compliments on it quite often. Had too many diver watches so opted for something like my grand Seiko. This was it!
The royal and glamour are slept on. They are their own distinct takes on the sport dress that the OP held for so long
Count me as one who loves the Royal; I'll be purchasing a 41mm Blue Dial Day Date from my AD in about 3 weeks.
after trying a royal 38mm I have decided to go shopping. love the one with the champaign dial but have also seen online that one with a brown dial has arrived. trying to find videos on youtube of how it looks but there are few films that show this in different lighting conditions
It’s a stunning watch! The blue dial of my 38mm really pops and goes with both casual and formal attire. It’s also one of the few watches in my collection that gets genuine affection from non-watch aficionados. A hugely underrated watch, and that’s one of the reasons I love owning it.
So true l get a lot of comments from my watch while to me the other Tudors look boring and dull.
I love this watch. Personally, I would go with the 34mm case size, steel and gold, with the chocolate dial🔥
I think that watch would look absolutely wonderful in a purple dial. I don't know why , if it's the Roman numerals , the bezel or the bracelet , but I just feel it would fit and look gorgeous with purple... and there is the name ... since purple is the color of royalty.
I love this watch, PERIOD!!! In person, it is one of the most beautiful watches I've seen. EXTREMELY underrated.
I have a 41mm with the diamond dial. I love the watch. Bought a bb bronze afterwards. I still love wearing the Royal more. Love the style and how slim the case is.
I have the black 38. Enjoyed working with the AD. Later he called and offered me a Submariner date & I got that for my son. My town only has one Rolex/Tudor shop & they are first rate vendors and follow up with service as needed.
I bought the 41mm two tone black dial variant and it has quickly become my favorite watch in my collection! I need to make a video on it soon!
I like it, especially the steel-gold daydate with the brown dial and roman numerals.
Got the Royal Blue 38mm and love it and in artificial light looks so good. Few people thought it was a Omega Constellation from a distance but got this because it fits great under the shirt cuff and looks stylish.
The main reason I'm not drawn to the Royal apart from the movement is the bezel. It would be interesting to see a smooth bezel option.
100% agree
Bezel is unique and while not for everyones taste i feel like its something thats largely missing in horology nowadays.
It has really great elements speaking for it and also the price point is nice. But I dont really like the bezel, the numerals and how the date cuts in. I feel like it needs a facelift.
I absolutely love it but I don’t understand why they didn’t do the day date option at 38 mm ?? It’s a mystery they would have sold the double probably and I expected this with this new Tudor models coming last week, I am a bit disappointed
Stunning watch and so under the radar, which to me makes it even more special. I got the 41mm twotone gold and black combo and its even cooler than salmon or blue stainless steel variants. It just pops, you have to see it in person though, videos and generic pics don't do it justice. Also the 41 mm variants have the daydate complication for which on a rolex youll pay 10 times more. Moonphasing it for a month now and i think its my best watch purchase so far. The biggest negative would be no microadjusts at all so if your fit is somewhere in the middle of a link, youre stuck with a loose or tight watch. SW200 is a workhorse and inhouse is overrated, ill be laughing with joy when the service time comes.
I have a 38mm Blue dial. Very comfy. I don't wear it very often but when I do I enjoy it.. I will wear it to work tmr after warching this..
My wife and I have matching Royals with MOP and diamond dial. We love them.
I always had my eye on the royal but I bought the prx which really turned me against integrated bracelet watches as that watch was either to big or to tight. May give this another look.
I wasn't a believer until I wore one. I find that it actually walks the line between sporty and dressy very well. The bezel feels like Rolex, dial feels clean but refined, and the case and bracelet tie it together with a sporty edge
a fluted bezel would suit this so much more! such a shame they decided to go with the "different" style one
I love the look!!!! Plus when you factor in the price?!!? It's a great buy. I'd go for it!
Got my hands on a 41mm two tone black dial, what a beauty. Great piece for the price point. I was looking for a Gerald Genta style piece. Tudor to me offered the most bank for dollar on this model. Well done! Only issue I have and nothing major at all, they could’ve made a model without the Roman numerals hour markers.
I like it in theory, but as you eluded to towards the end, it doesn’t feel like it knows what it is. I think the dial and numerals throws it off. Needs a sportier dial.
I bought a watch from AMZWATCH lightly used for my last milestone birthday. Don't wear it as much as it deserves, but not afraid to, either. It's stunning . Good taste, Sir.
I love mine. I have 4 other Tudors so I have a choice but it's been on my wrist for a month as a daily wear.
I have the option to purchase the bicolor one with gold face and am torn. I find the numerals to be slightly too much in your face so perhaps I’d prefer the diamond version. It is however 100m waterproof, looks nice and nearly dressy on my 7.5” wrist and the finish is super nice. It’s almost a mix between a president day date and a PRX.
41mm Royal with Day/Date is on my list for sure
I’ve got the salmon 41mm and blue dial 41mm, do people reckon they will be a good long term investment?
I've owned the two tone day date black dial since the first release, I absolutely love it! my two favorite complications are day and date to be present, I have the diamond version with 3,6,9 romens. I love this watch cause I think it's true to Hans Wilsdorf's vision for Tudor, I really don't intend on spending 20k+ to get the President ever... but this fits the bill for me as afordable luxery option as a working class stiff hehe
I got a 38 mm Royal with a silver dial. It is a great watch; the bezel is stunning, especially in sunlight. In my opinion, it is outstanding and has no similarities to other watches. I would not compare it to an Oysterquartz or AP, as some people do, just because it has an integrated bracelet. The clasp is awesomely small, almost like a hidden clasp.
The only downside is that there is no small adjustment option and no half links. But other than that, it is a great watch to wear daily.
I would not give it away.
Edit: I don't have the biggest wrist, so I can't wear the 41mm, I would love the 38 mm with the Day-Function to. A 38mm Day-date Version would be the only thing that would make me change my royal.
Love this watch. They need to put a cosc movement inside, i may get one in the near future salmon dial 38mm. But all funds are allocated to the 58 GMT
Can anyone explain me why instead of 4 being displayed: IV it’s IIII ?
It’s called a “watchmakers four.” It’s done for better symmetry with the 8 (viii) on the other side of the dial.
In photos it looks orange.. When in the store it's a gorgeous rich warm salmon/ Carmel tones. It's really is stunning. Love the engine turned looking bezel. Reminds me of Rolex Air king .
My brother got the 41mm with the blue dial. It is beautifull,
I have a 41mm blue Royal and I love it. Very comfortable and great unique looks. I really like this watch. Definitely keeping it for a while!
In the thumbnail, I thought the bezel was channel set emerald cut black stones... wouldn't be so hard to find a bezel to swap but just gotta match that metal color
I would consider this with no date. But with that 3 o'clock date I cant even look at it
I purchased the 38mm black dial with diamonds. I feel the dial is cleaner and less cluttered. Mine fits fine and I’ve had no issues with the clasp. Just wish it had T fit clasp like my Black Bay 54. It’s a much nicer watch in person.
They are a great watch I bought 6 of them for my kids and their spouses Xmas morning is gonna be awesome . The 41 day date is a ridiculous value for money in steel and the bi metal version .
Wow your AD loves you for taking those off their hands. Maybe now you can get a Rolex at retail
@@beerkegaard not at all it was I who felt lucky to get them they are a great value for money . The two I got that are 41mm day date bi metal gold for 2700 is an incredible deal
@@beerkegaard I’ve gotten many of the watches I want from my ad all my Rolexes and omegas .
it seems a great luxury everyday watch, that probably you can wear it for many years, also it looks timeless design as well, I wonder if Omega or baume & mercier or what the competitor in this range price, maybe longines!
I’ve had the 41mm day date blue dial for 1.5years and it still looks amazing to me today.
I love it and think that it's a beautiful timepiece. Plus at 38mm you can't go wrong.
this is personally my favourite tudor watch
That salmon colored dial is gorgeous.
I think most divers are meant to be worn on a more casual basis. Most. Not all. I could definitely see this watch worn with both suit or jeans. Easily. Mostly because of the salmon colored dial. It adds a real elegance to a diver-type watch. It looks like it's hitting above his price point.
Quite frankly, I see 007 wearing this watch with a gray flannel suit.
It's on my list.
Owned a blue one in 38. Loved how it looked and felt but it was too top heavy. The bracelet links were thin and the watch head was relatively thick, so it would flop all over all day.
follow up here -- I have been considering this as 38. My understanding - it's under 11mm thick. Can you say more about the top-heavy feel? Was the bracelet properly fitted - or any other information you can share about the experience. (I have wondered if it was big and clunky - and was under the impression is isn't). Thx, Bob
How does this compare to the Black Bay gold non-ratating bezel?
We bought my wife the salmon in a 34mm size I think. It looks way more expensive than it is and she gets lots of compliments on it even from strangers. To be honest I am a bit of a Tudor fan boy but once you see this in person it's hard to deny it's a beautiful watch.
i went to my local Mayors to see them in person. And was absolutely blown away by this exact fact. No picture or video does this watch justice in person.
It does has its unique design and is actually very similar to Tudor previous Classic series look. Black Bay is too famous that Royal is vastly brushed aside by many.
I have a two tone 38mm champagne diamond dial and it’s absolutely gorgeous. A perfect daily wear and can be dressed up easily.
Own this watch for almost 2 years. The way it plays with the light and shines is so captivating. 🔥 One feature that is missed is its versatility, it has a date and screw down crown, that my other dress watches don’t have. Since owning it, has gone up by almost $1000 🤯.
Hi teddy love your work. Wanted to buy tissot or seiko from you but you don't ship them to canada any idea if you would start selling these for Canada region anytime soon? If not is there any good authorize dealers for them?
I love mine but the clasp is to long making a kink in the bracelet for me
Tudor also used Breitling movements before finally making their own
Love the watch. And exactly like you said, it doesn’t scream HEY, I have a Tudor! It’s just a classy well made watch.
The watch looks surprisingly good irl. Waiting for mine to arrive, they had to order it because my ad says they are special order watches.
Teddy, dumb question time: What manufacturer bracelet isn't integrated?
I kind of want one just because I never see it
Ι got the two tone silver and gold with the silver bezel 38mm. Man this watch looks classy af, every where I go people ask me about it, 10/10 worth every cent.
I actually love it especially the Salmon dial. Going to check it out and will share my thoughts after I get a feel of it
What would you choose between this Tudor or a Rado golden horse hyper chrome? I'm trying to decide between the two.
This one no doubt.
I suppose I should try one on wrist.
Hate the usage of Roman numerals. If it used indices, I would’ve picked one up long ago.
What a beautiful watch I would love to own the Tudor royal with the brown dial 🔥
Sporty dress watch.....great fitting piece......love it.
Ive been eyeing for this model for couple of months now but still on the fence. I love how it looks tbh but after reading comments and criticism idk whether i should buy it. At my place you could get one of these brand new for around 1.6usd
I really wanted to like this - and the case, the bracelet, even the bezel look great. Nice choice of colours and materials too. But that dial is a dealbreaker: hands from one era, numerals from another, minute track from a third. As a few others have said, adding diamonds actually makes it LESS fussy, which must put the Royal in a category of one.
Reminds of crown cap, a green dial version is a good Heineken gadget
I bought one at bucherer 1888 in NYC, I love it.