Rolex

The Tudor Black Bay GMT was one of the stars of the latest edition of Baselworld. It was put under the spotlight thanks to its intrinsic qualities and the concomitant presentation of the Rolex GMT-Master II "Pepsi" in steel with Jubilee bracelet, causing ...  

the heigh of all watches of the Black Bay line is the main con I find in this wonderful family. I bought one of these new gmt but still didn t put it on use! Thank you for this great report! Cheers! Abel

The only flaw I find is the minute hand, which is too narrow. Of course, I would have preferred one less snowflake hand, too, but it is not a deal breaker. This watch is fantastic, I must say. A new in house movement, a superb allure... 2 mm smaller, and ... 

I bought a Black Bay 58 with the riveted steel bracelet a few months ago and, like you, have found the bracelet to be extremely well made and comfortable. I have been thinking of getting the fabric strap with the stripe down the middle for my Tudor but ha... 

My only concern prior to doing so was the slab case, as the thickness carries through the entire case. I don't mind wrist presence on my 7" wrist, and note that my pelagos lhd is at my upper limit, made much better by the titanium light case. Both the pel... 

The watch is nice, but a bit too bulky for my taste. Thanks for sharing your thoughts. Vte

Three snowflake hands is way too much and overdone. And yes, it is a thick piece.

I ordered mine in the end of Baselworld but still waiting. Best, Kari

many thanks. Having one, I pretty much agree. I do not mind the third snowflake, i actually prefer the “balance” 3 to 1 than 2 to 2. The case is still a bit thick even with the bracelet but you get used to it. It wears great and I second your observation ...