Mate, your video recording skills are second to none, one of the best on RUclips! You can really make a man's wallet cry ;) Watch companies should hire you to make their promo videos. Keep up the good work!
One of my favourite watches. Extremely comfy on the wrist as well.You should complain to your seller about the stain, unusual that!! Tudor should fix that. I don't think you can polish titanium like steel. Great photography on the macros. Keep up the great work!!
I was impressed with your review of the VC overseas and I am very impressed with this as well. I own this watch as a beater. Having had every version of Rolexes I cannot say enough about the Pelagos. It’s everything a beater watch should be. Tough as nails light on the wrist. I own The LHD version which is the left-handed diver. It’s meant to be slightly more whimsical than the blue and has a roulette wheel for the numbers and a slightly patinaed loom. It represents unparalleled value in this category. Water resistant to 500 m, accurate, antimagnetic, shock resist, ceramic bezel, offer a price point that is almost too good to believe. And a manufacture movement. The stain is a flaw and I would send it back to them. Completely unacceptable. I understand the reasoning for only doing anti-reflective coating on the inside. While it works on the outside it also scratches fairly easily. Breitling does this and it’s very obvious. Watch collector for decades, well done. I subscribed.
As other have commented your presentation is fabulous. I learned about the watch without having someone shout at me or have verbal diarrhoea going off on their own, great review. Saw this watch in the flesh today, it’s a stunner.
Super detailed review! I bought one a few days ago. Only two issues I have: 1. Bezel insert not perfectly aligned. 2. The edges of the bracelet and case are sharp! That brings some discomfort. Overall a killer watch. If they change these two things I'd say it almost perfect.
I've had my Pelagos for a while now and find it very durable, hides minor scratches so well. I used to have a Black Bay and I wasn't overly careful with it so it ended up with quite a few very visible marks on the glossy sides. That circular mark on yours is very strange, haven't seen that before. You should get in contact with Tudor about it
What a great review with perfect macro recordings. Its June 2022 and I own a blue Pelagos by my self. The RLX is resting in the box 😁. Thank you so much!
@@donaldneo4317 I have- first off the blue is a fantastic watch. I got the LHD bc I felt it’s coloring made it more versatile and I also like the quirks of the lefty crown, the red “Pelagos,” and the roulette date wheel. All made the piece much more unique to me than the standard pelly. Whichever you choose, you’re going to love the bracelet. It’s easily the nicest and most innovative bracelet in my collection. Which boasts a few more luxurious pieces with lesser quality bracelets.
Great insight. I enjoy my pelagos as my daily (doing construction) and it has held up extremely well so far. Thankfully my two-liner does not have any QC issues. I suppose the pelagos will be very sought after in the coming years.
Time and time again you help me really see the dimensions as worn. Though I have a 7 inch wrist I am really concerned about the sizing of this one. I tried the BB58 blue and found it small for sport wear. I think this one will fit the bill. Thank you again!
Terrific review as always. I’m fortunate to own this blue pelagos along w/ numerous Rolex ss “tool” timepieces (green 41 sub, Batman, Explorer, yacht master,) Sinn, etc but the Sinn & pelagos receive the most wrist time. These are the more useful tool watches and can take abuse.
Just bought a blue pelagos its faultless I must of had 30 good watches overtime nothing comes close the build the look everything if you're thinking of another watch or only one go and get one on you're wrist ,super happy with it .
Everything you said with the watch is great however the best part about the watch most people leave out, the accuracy. Its the most accurate automatic watch I have ever worn. In four months of use mine has gained about a second, GS spring drive is 15sec a month to put that into perspective.
Mine is extremely accurate too. But watches Automatics can be crazy accurate as well as bad. Luck if the draw. I have a Breitling Super Ocean Heritage.42mm. With the same movement. It just did a + 15 second September and an omega Seamaster 300SMP with a 2500D that did +60 for September.
@@robertsullivan4773 I usually don't keep the once that are bad honestly. I have two watches just got another that is a chronometer so I hope its good if its not I let them go. Tudor and Grand Seiko so far for me.
HJM - for sure , you are the CSI , of wrist watch reviews. I purchased the tudor pelagos - I think the blue of the dial is wonderful, the Lum is great. this was my first nice watch. be safe. ~. JDS/CT
Really like your videos. Watched a lot till now and you have some great shot angles and macros. My only thought on this video and sort of advice to you is that Tudor Pelagos is a great diving watch with lots of elements you don't usually find in that price range. But there are many divers from brands with rich history out there besides Rolex which you can compare it in that range too. If we always compare Tudor to Rolex, then I think we are just undermining their own unique character to their sibling brand. Tudor Pelagos can hold its own.
I think the stain gives it character ! As a powerhouse as Ti is , it’s still organic! I think you have a very special watch, just enjoy it! It’s truly an amazing watch and those that own them just know...
A great review, and the first to highlight the defects or QC issues. Also the hands look cheap. I would have to return it if it were my watch. I wonder what stained the titanium.
This is a much better watch for diving than the submariner. Lots of features very useful for diving including the lumed bezel markings and auto stretch clasp
Never had a straining issue on my Pelagos but I did have it on a stainless Otis and Breitling. It almost as if some of the plastic wrap these companies are using had some caustic liquid
Great review. I own this piece since July as part of a modest collection. It's diffinily not and everyday watch. But having the same wrist size as you I can attest it's chunky but the titanium make it wear like a smaller watch. Your right about the misalighed indices mine has the same ones. But to be honest once you see them get annoyed you move on you really have to look for it. Anyone that think Tudor/Rolex make perfect watches is kidding themselves. This watch is a tank and a fun no nonsense tool watch with a very playful look. Mine is running at +3 seconds a day. One thing important you missed us it's price point. For a diver like this and all it's features it's very attainable at around $4,600. USD. and my dealer offered a nice 10% discount. Took care of the tax and then some. Again not a daily wear but a great go on an adventure watch. It can go anywhere. Just not to Anything fancy. Bring your BB58 or Date Just for that. Love my Pelegos. Sorry about the smudge, that inexcusable. That's a quality assurance blunder it should never got past final. Worked it aerospace defence for 38 years in management, I'd had someone hide it I saw that had shipped with it and it did. That happened processing the case and should have been caught early in the build, hell before the watch was cased Up.
Great review but I disagree on the external AR coating. I hate AR coating on the outside of my watches be ause it inevitably gets scratches...negating part of the scratch free benefit of the sapphire. And the repair requires a new sapphire crystal. Rolex doesn't use it inside OR outside because they want that watch to shine like jewelry so internal AR coating seems like the perfect compromise.
lovely vid but hang on, isn't it the case that rolex don't use ANY anti-reflective coating on ANY Submariner dial....so isn't the Pelagos a step up/improvement?
Loving the technology and braclet workings. The blue is just a bit too out there for my taste. No doubt wonderful legibility under the waves. The dull sheen of brushed titanium is pure tooltastic. Bit big for me. And to be picky that OTT dial text at six o’clock also looks misaligned too near the 6. I’d get that mark professionally sorted, like a ding on a new car the eye is drawn to the defect. Surely that can be sorted.
The bezel will not shatter if you drop it, other users have hit the watch against walls, drop the watch, one bloke was a builder and worn it as an every day, and you don't put an anti reflection coat on the outside of a watch, because it will mottle the dial after a while, also Rolex has no anti flex on any surface of the glass, so under bright sunlight the glass is difficult to see the dial through.
A 39-40mm version of this watch with 20m lug would be enticing consider its a distinct Tudor only product with ceramic bezel and not a “heritage” inspired model from 1958
Love it, everyone wants it smaller. I have a 16cm wrist it fits and feels fine. It's a big bold diver in my case blue. I don't want it smaller. Bigger no, it's great at 42. A touch thinner OK but then say good bye to the helium escape valve. I know it's useless to 99% of of us but do is my cars 185mph top end. But it's nice to know it's there.
Robert Sullivan idk..it’s not a seller even though it’s more technically advanced than the BB 58...this needs to move down to 41mm and 13mm to really compete.
Always say this but why would you buy the Seamaster 300 when this is signficantly cheaper and has better WR and power reserve and a good looking HEV ....
Because the pelagos is not a good looking watch. It looks like a lego toy. Omega has class and looks elegant. Tudor has class, but is not elegant in design. But hey, if you like Pelagos, no ones stopping you. Just don't compare the two because they're on different levels
They are very different watches. The Tudor is very unrefined compared to the Omega Seamaster. The Omega is much more versatile and considerably better made too.
@@MaestroDeca I don't get class and elegance with that ugly HEV and the funny hands but its certainly a great watch. I think the AT is the more classy and elegant option
I have owned my pelagos for many years and I wear it all the time, even when I manipulate chemicals for the tanning industry and it does not have a single stain. Your pice may be defective.
yep exactly. looks so much better. personally i love the reflections very much. the way the light hits the high polished markers is beautful. why would you want that to be muted with AR? ;-)
I bought one of these August 11 and it stopped run-in on the 14th. AD got it running again and started losing time at a fast rate and he sent it off on August 19. Still awaiting its return. Besides cars, I guess you can get a lemon for a watch too. Love the watch for what it is. Hoping all is 100% when it returns from the Rolex repair center.
Hi Hafiz, I trying to decide between blue or LHD version. I liked the blue shade but do you think the matt textured dial and matt bezel sort of made it look toy like and plastic? Or am I the minority that think so?
It looks like smurf, toyish, funky and youthful, all in beautiful way. There are so many black dial divers and I think as long as you don’t mind a bit of louder and statement looks, blue is the Pelagos to pick. Don’t think it looks cheap or plasticky at all.
Apparently it's a common defect of some batches of inserts (some of older etas and most of the newer doesn't have the issue, so I think it's not a problem of a specific reference), mine had the issue but Rolex changed it under warranty, now it looks holding on after a year and a half
I have to say that Tudor and even Rolex finishing are far from the best in the price range. You can say whatever you want but in terms of pure finishing, this is not where you go.
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Mate, your video recording skills are second to none, one of the best on RUclips! You can really make a man's wallet cry ;) Watch companies should hire you to make their promo videos. Keep up the good work!
Haha. My own wallet cries too so I’m glad I’m not alone.
Thanks so much for the compliments
He reminds me of the fellow on Watchfinder. Both clear concise. Mainly because they go slow rehearse their script and take there time.
he is so right..your vids are some of the best watch vids
Thanks and, what a lovely watch. Disappointed about the blemish too. Hope you have had fault repaired at no cost to yourself.
@@greensocks4507 most likely came out of the factory with a blemish, but the watch sounds like a fake.
Your extreme macro shots are stunning mate. Keep it up.
Great review and great macro shots! I like your style, you deserve more subscribers! :)
One of my favourite watches. Extremely comfy on the wrist as well.You should complain to your seller about the stain, unusual that!! Tudor should fix that. I don't think you can polish titanium like steel.
Great photography on the macros. Keep up the great work!!
I was impressed with your review of the VC overseas and I am very impressed with this as well. I own this watch as a beater. Having had every version of Rolexes I cannot say enough about the Pelagos. It’s everything a beater watch should be. Tough as nails light on the wrist. I own The LHD version which is the left-handed diver. It’s meant to be slightly more whimsical than the blue and has a roulette wheel for the numbers and a slightly patinaed loom. It represents unparalleled value in this category. Water resistant to 500 m, accurate, antimagnetic, shock resist, ceramic bezel, offer a price point that is almost too good to believe. And a manufacture movement.
The stain is a flaw and I would send it back to them. Completely unacceptable. I understand the reasoning for only doing anti-reflective coating on the inside. While it works on the outside it also scratches fairly easily. Breitling does this and it’s very obvious.
Watch collector for decades, well done. I subscribed.
Thank you for all the far away wrist shots!
Most reviewers don't add that. Appreciate it!
Hands down the best reviews out there for anyone looking to buy a luxury timepiece.
As other have commented your presentation is fabulous. I learned about the watch without having someone shout at me or have verbal diarrhoea going off on their own, great review. Saw this watch in the flesh today, it’s a stunner.
content quality gets better and better every video, Hafiz! Great vid!
Beautifully filmed. You just got my subscription.
Super detailed review!
I bought one a few days ago.
Only two issues I have:
1. Bezel insert not perfectly aligned.
2. The edges of the bracelet and case are sharp! That brings some discomfort.
Overall a killer watch. If they change these two things I'd say it almost perfect.
These are some of the best wrist shots I've seen
I've had my Pelagos for a while now and find it very durable, hides minor scratches so well. I used to have a Black Bay and I wasn't overly careful with it so it ended up with quite a few very visible marks on the glossy sides. That circular mark on yours is very strange, haven't seen that before. You should get in contact with Tudor about it
Probably the only Tudor I would buy, it looks very good on the wrist, for me most of other Tudor models are a bit dull and they lack something
Great production as always Sir Hafiz .
I like the “Chiclets” hour markers but sad to hear of some alignment issues.
Again, nice job and thank you !!
What a great review with perfect macro recordings. Its June 2022 and I own a blue Pelagos by my self. The RLX is resting in the box 😁. Thank you so much!
I love my Tudor Pelagos LHD. Tons of personality and quirk.
Have u compared it to the blue? I trying to decide between blue or LHD
@@donaldneo4317 I have- first off the blue is a fantastic watch. I got the LHD bc I felt it’s coloring made it more versatile and I also like the quirks of the lefty crown, the red “Pelagos,” and the roulette date wheel. All made the piece much more unique to me than the standard pelly. Whichever you choose, you’re going to love the bracelet. It’s easily the nicest and most innovative bracelet in my collection. Which boasts a few more luxurious pieces with lesser quality bracelets.
Macro shots are crazy good! Great review, keep going.
Great insight. I enjoy my pelagos as my daily (doing construction) and it has held up extremely well so far. Thankfully my two-liner does not have any QC issues. I suppose the pelagos will be very sought after in the coming years.
This video is amazing. Really well shot and no bullshit. Thanks!
There are many watch channels out there, but only a few of this style. Great review.
Time and time again you help me really see the dimensions as worn. Though I have a 7 inch wrist I am really concerned about the sizing of this one. I tried the BB58 blue and found it small for sport wear. I think this one will fit the bill. Thank you again!
How does the blue look it person? I’ve heard that it is very bright and has a purple tint to it?
Professional video my friend! Well done !
Terrific review as always. I’m fortunate to own this blue pelagos along w/ numerous Rolex ss “tool” timepieces (green 41 sub, Batman, Explorer, yacht master,) Sinn, etc but the Sinn & pelagos receive the most wrist time. These are the more useful tool watches and can take abuse.
Hello , how do’you décide between the Black and the blue ? I can t at the moment . And what is’your Sinn ? Thanks
GREETINGS FROM BOLIVIA...JUST BOUGHT MY PELAGOS BLUE...SIMPLY AMAZING--GRACIAS
Just bought a blue pelagos its faultless I must of had 30 good watches overtime nothing comes close the build the look everything if you're thinking of another watch or only one go and get one on you're wrist ,super happy with it .
Everything you said with the watch is great however the best part about the watch most people leave out, the accuracy. Its the most accurate automatic watch I have ever worn. In four months of use mine has gained about a second, GS spring drive is 15sec a month to put that into perspective.
Mine is extremely accurate too. But watches Automatics can be crazy accurate as well as bad. Luck if the draw. I have a Breitling Super Ocean Heritage.42mm. With the same movement. It just did a + 15 second September and an omega Seamaster 300SMP with a 2500D that did +60 for September.
@@robertsullivan4773 I usually don't keep the once that are bad honestly. I have two watches just got another that is a chronometer so I hope its good if its not I let them go. Tudor and Grand Seiko so far for me.
Rewatching after the release of the new FXD 🤓 Looking forward to hearing your thoughts on the FXD.
HJM - for sure , you are the CSI , of wrist watch reviews. I purchased the tudor pelagos - I think the blue of the dial is wonderful, the Lum is great. this was my first nice watch. be safe. ~. JDS/CT
Really like your videos. Watched a lot till now and you have some great shot angles and macros. My only thought on this video and sort of advice to you is that Tudor Pelagos is a great diving watch with lots of elements you don't usually find in that price range. But there are many divers from brands with rich history out there besides Rolex which you can compare it in that range too. If we always compare Tudor to Rolex, then I think we are just undermining their own unique character to their sibling brand. Tudor Pelagos can hold its own.
I think the stain gives it character ! As a powerhouse as Ti is , it’s still organic! I think you have a very special watch, just enjoy it! It’s truly an amazing watch and those that own them just know...
A great review, and the first to highlight the defects or QC issues. Also the hands look cheap. I would have to return it if it were my watch. I wonder what stained the titanium.
Hafiz, if you could have a 3 piece collection of any watches, which 3 would you pick? (Price doesn’t matter).
Use a pen eraser to remove the mark you mentioned, works well!
Best Macro photos for watches - excellent video as always.
nice review thanks. what caused the mark on the bezel?
Great video! What do you think caused the imperfection on the side of the case? I’ve never seen that before, it’s a real shame!
By far the best review of this watch
Those are some really good close-up shots!
Nice review and absolutely great macro shots
This is a much better watch for diving than the submariner. Lots of features very useful for diving including the lumed bezel markings and auto stretch clasp
Good review. Not sure if I can pull it off on 7 inch wrists
Smashing production values
Never had a straining issue on my Pelagos but I did have it on a stainless Otis and Breitling. It almost as if some of the plastic wrap these companies are using had some caustic liquid
Great review and macro shots
Great channel- keep it up!
Any reason you haven’t reviewed any Cartier watches 😕 would love an in depth review of the Tank Américaine or Santos
I haven’t been able to get hold of one as yet. Love them and will review santos whenever I can for sure.
Did the watch come with the stain? I have seen stainless steel (not titanium) get those marks from overheating when being polished or brushed.
Bb58 blue vs Pelagos Blue comparison pls! Nice vid as always.
Great review. I own this piece since July as part of a modest collection. It's diffinily not and everyday watch. But having the same wrist size as you I can attest it's chunky but the titanium make it wear like a smaller watch. Your right about the misalighed indices mine has the same ones. But to be honest once you see them get annoyed you move on you really have to look for it. Anyone that think Tudor/Rolex make perfect watches is kidding themselves. This watch is a tank and a fun no nonsense tool watch with a very playful look. Mine is running at +3 seconds a day. One thing important you missed us it's price point. For a diver like this and all it's features it's very attainable at around $4,600. USD. and my dealer offered a nice 10% discount. Took care of the tax and then some. Again not a daily wear but a great go on an adventure watch. It can go anywhere. Just not to Anything fancy. Bring your BB58 or Date Just for that. Love my Pelegos. Sorry about the smudge, that inexcusable. That's a quality assurance blunder it should never got past final. Worked it aerospace defence for 38 years in management, I'd had someone hide it I saw that had shipped with it and it did. That happened processing the case and should have been caught early in the build, hell before the watch was cased Up.
Enjoyed watching the video. Thank you, Hafiz
Great daily beater that is true to purpose - great review Hafiz, worried by stain,
I’d get dealer to review and end back
Nice to be rich and use a 4.5k USD watch as a beater. Want a beater get a G Shock.
Great review but I disagree on the external AR coating. I hate AR coating on the outside of my watches be ause it inevitably gets scratches...negating part of the scratch free benefit of the sapphire. And the repair requires a new sapphire crystal. Rolex doesn't use it inside OR outside because they want that watch to shine like jewelry so internal AR coating seems like the perfect compromise.
Hi hafiz, will appreciate it if u can make a review of the the Pelagos FXD
Excellent video. Would have been even better if you included shots and detailed info on the rubber strap included.
Did the mark go away?
Great macros and great watch!
Brilliant, knowledgeable review.
Put your Pelagos LHD under direct sunlight and let us know which other watch looks so magnificent.
lovely vid but hang on, isn't it the case that rolex don't use ANY anti-reflective coating on ANY Submariner dial....so isn't the Pelagos a step up/improvement?
Nice watch, but the little essay on the dial puts me off. Prefer the 2 liner like the Subs of yore.
get the one with the eta movement it's thinner and same killer aesthetic
For the mark on case, can just ask Tudor solve the problem.
Especially when u just bought it.
Good job!
Love Tudor!
Great review I will buy one of these soon
Do a video on a black bay dark
Now I can’t un-see the misaligned hour markers... I wonder if this is true for all Pelagos?
Mine has the black dial and the markers are perfectly aligned!
You should pay attention at the ADs. But it's definitely sad to see such flaws on a watch for this kind of money.
Loving the technology and braclet workings. The blue is just a bit too out there for my taste. No doubt wonderful legibility under the waves. The dull sheen of brushed titanium is pure tooltastic. Bit big for me. And to be picky that OTT dial text at six o’clock also looks misaligned too near the 6. I’d get that mark professionally sorted, like a ding on a new car the eye is drawn to the defect. Surely that can be sorted.
Great presentation!
The bezel will not shatter if you drop it, other users have hit the watch against walls, drop the watch, one bloke was a builder and worn it as an every day, and you don't put an anti reflection coat on the outside of a watch, because it will mottle the dial after a while, also Rolex has no anti flex on any surface of the glass, so under bright sunlight the glass is difficult to see the dial through.
A 39-40mm version of this watch with 20m lug would be enticing consider its a distinct Tudor only product with ceramic bezel and not a “heritage” inspired model from 1958
Love it, everyone wants it smaller. I have a 16cm wrist it fits and feels fine. It's a big bold diver in my case blue. I don't want it smaller. Bigger no, it's great at 42. A touch thinner OK but then say good bye to the helium escape valve. I know it's useless to 99% of of us but do is my cars 185mph top end. But it's nice to know it's there.
Robert Sullivan idk..it’s not a seller even though it’s more technically advanced than the BB 58...this needs to move down to 41mm and 13mm to really compete.
@@watchingandseeing it's not meant to "compete" with the Black Bay 58. That's the point of having differentiated models.
Mashalah habibi
I always was wondering about the Pelagos when I got my BB, beautiful watch.
Thanks for the great review 👍
TOP Channel!
Always say this but why would you buy the Seamaster 300 when this is signficantly cheaper and has better WR and power reserve and a good looking HEV ....
Because the pelagos is not a good looking watch. It looks like a lego toy. Omega has class and looks elegant. Tudor has class, but is not elegant in design. But hey, if you like Pelagos, no ones stopping you. Just don't compare the two because they're on different levels
Different strokes for different folks I reckon.
@@mickeylickey123 true. Depends on eye of the beholder.
They are very different watches. The Tudor is very unrefined compared to the Omega Seamaster. The Omega is much more versatile and considerably better made too.
@@MaestroDeca I don't get class and elegance with that ugly HEV and the funny hands but its certainly a great watch. I think the AT is the more classy and elegant option
Great review!
Fantastic review, thank you.
Waiting for BB36 review!
I tried it on. Its almost there. As soon as they can get it down under 13 mm high, Im a buyer. Thing sits off the wrist WAY too high rigjt now.
Excellent review.
I have owned my pelagos for many years and I wear it all the time, even when I manipulate chemicals for the tanning industry and it does not have a single stain. Your pice may be defective.
That’s good to know. Thanks for sharing the experience.
Do Superocean heritage II
I believe Rolex/ Tudor deliberately don’t cost the glass to create reflections that catch the eye and draw attention to it by other people near it
yep exactly. looks so much better. personally i love the reflections very much. the way the light hits the high polished markers is beautful. why would you want that to be muted with AR? ;-)
Keep on changing Date in the way you do it...
Subbed. Awesome review
Great video and review
This is an excellent watch. Mine runs at Superlative Chronometer specifications at -1 second per day. That's the best feature of this reliable watch.
Why waste money on a Tudor, my Casio keeps better time than that.
@@krit5339 I see a perspective from your statement I didn't originally see in mine.
Looks more like papa smurf than the rolex smurf does lol 💙
Very good review......please Rolex Sub next.
Excellent videography and review as usual. If only it was 2mm smaller and thinner.
I do not like the helium release valve to be visible, I'd rather prefer it between the lugs.
I bought one of these August 11 and it stopped run-in on the 14th. AD got it running again and started losing time at a fast rate and he sent it off on August 19. Still awaiting its return. Besides cars, I guess you can get a lemon for a watch too.
Love the watch for what it is. Hoping all is 100% when it returns from the Rolex repair center.
Hope this was resolved!
Hi Hafiz, I trying to decide between blue or LHD version. I liked the blue shade but do you think the matt textured dial and matt bezel sort of made it look toy like and plastic? Or am I the minority that think so?
It looks like smurf, toyish, funky and youthful, all in beautiful way.
There are so many black dial divers and I think as long as you don’t mind a bit of louder and statement looks, blue is the Pelagos to pick.
Don’t think it looks cheap or plasticky at all.
its a fantastic piece but i wish they would get rid of the amount of text on the dial. and stop putting those stickers on the side of the case.
Was not impressed with the bezel lume falling off after a years use. Sold.
pulmo doc uh wow never heard of this issue before..
Mine is the ETA version and I bought it a couple of months after the initial release and the lume is perfect!
Apparently it's a common defect of some batches of inserts (some of older etas and most of the newer doesn't have the issue, so I think it's not a problem of a specific reference), mine had the issue but Rolex changed it under warranty, now it looks holding on after a year and a half
thnks to your videos I bought the 126600 and now the pelagos, I better stop watching... great reviews
Haha. I’m sorry (but not sorry) 😅
Do you know or does anyone know what titanium grade the Pelagos uses?
grade 2
I have to say that Tudor and even Rolex finishing are far from the best in the price range. You can say whatever you want but in terms of pure finishing, this is not where you go.
Junk!
Nice video mate
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