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Explore the Tudor FXD Pelagos with fixed bars and military DNA. Levelero shares insights on his rare Marine Nationale 'destro' model and community discussion.
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Really cool iteration.
Talking about the same theme, I'm not crazy about it like the military-only Omega Speedmaster Flight Qualified chrono, but the specific combination of design elements and colors makes this the most appealing Tudor I have seen in ages.... Cheers, Filip
You’re saying the Rafale is more than capable of staying…
Either in the air or on the carrier deck? 😁
Certainly looking nice 👍🏻🙌🏻
And I see how they want to milk the relationship for all it’s worth but a more pilot themed watch might have been preferable? 😊🤷🏻♂️
One too many
Snowflake hands! I don't mind the minutes, but I do mind the seconds! They should have made it the same as the bb54 and bb GMT... Otherwise the thinness, and colors are both very nice!
I quite like it. I think it looks good.
But I hope they update the original Pelagos to be a GMT diver. All the best, Jon
I'd say with 200 meters, this already is a Pelagos Diver.
However, I agree this is nowhere near the original's 500 meters. Marcus
I wasn’t really thinking of the depth rating.
I agree that 200m is more than enough for the vast, vast majority of people. I simply find the timing bezel on the original 42mm more useful than a 24 hour bezel. I also have no interest in an FXD model - I am not a fan of NATO straps (although I would co...
Looks more authentic than most other so-called "military" watches ...
... but I am rather interested in the fabric strap, that appears to be a nice match with my Pelagos LHD. Do you know if it's 22mm? Marcus
I like this one
but it remains a thick watch and I would like to check the fauxtina colour. I would have preferred a whiter shade here (like the original FXD)