Now the Pelagos 39 has had a chance to sink in, and the new shininess has worn off a bit, we can take a closer look at the watch alongside
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Most watch enthusiasts and collectors are rarely content with their current collection. Sure, it might hold someone’s most desired pieces to date, but there’s always that next one to lust
Opinion – A True Diver or A Daily-Beater With A Sporty Edge? A Personal Take On The Tudor Pelagos 39
About a month ago, Tudor dropped a new edition of what is its most hardcore dive watch to date: the Pelagos. First released in 2012, this 42mm titanium watch was
The Pelagos has always been a watch with no middle ground. It’s not for everyone, and it never really tried to be. It wore its identity on its sleeve and
Face it, summer’s over, and it’s time to get back to business. And what better way to restart your work rhythm than with Fratello’s Coffee Corner Watch Talk: Business Edition?
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BY HARLAN CHAPMAN-GREEN The Pelagos from Tudor is their main line of diving watches, providing buyers with all the utility they could ever need. For 2022, the brand has released an
DEPLOYANT - The watch magazine for collectors, by collectors Tudor updates their Pelagos diver watch collection with a new model in 39 mm case size. Press Release details with commentary
If the Black Bay is often seen as the cornerstone model of the brand – which it is in reality – Tudor has more to offer in the field of
Just before everyone went on summer holiday Tudor introduced the 39mm reinterpretation of the Ranger. And now, just while we’re all rubbing the beach sand off our feet, they’re back
After some uncharacteristically cryptic teasers, Tudor has revealed the new Pelagos 39 this morning. Their latest diver is a watch none of us had readily anticipated, but somehow feels an
At the brink of fall, Tudor surprises with a new generation of the Pelagos diver’s watch. In order to create a more versatile timepiece with a unisex appeal and an
Watchmaking is very much a trend-driven industry, with, of course, a core selection of models, colours, sizes and materials standing the test of time. Colours come and go, sizes go
There’s been a lot of talk on Instagram, website comments, and our very own podcast these last few weeks about the term “in-house” as it applies to watch movements. This
Mainstream watch brands tend not to stray from the beaten path. They find something that works and slowly evolve from there. Tudor is of course no exception to this, having
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