Hands-on practice of Tudor-style PelagosI have revealed the “Top 5 Most Wanted” list of my current diving watch models.Tudor Pelagos Chronometer 25600TN replica, The good news is that, recently, in theory, this list has shortened a watch. bad news? The next competitor filled the gap almost immediately (hint: it starts with "B" and ends with "athyscaphe"). Of course, that is another matter.I finally found time to extensively review the Tudor Pelagos launched in 2012 (inspired by the Greek word "pelagós", meaning "sea"). Pelagos is a 500m waterproof diving watch with a lightweight brushed titanium case and bracelet (the back and buckle are made of slightly different stainless steel). This version includes the highest level ETA 2824-2 calibre, integrated helium relief valve, flat sapphire crystal and ceramic bezel inlay for an impressive integrated brilliance.The folding clasp not only provides an integrated extension, but also provides a flexible section that can be automatically adjusted to suit different compression levels (described here). In addition, you can also get a rubber strap with an additional extension cord (we personally hope that the strap can be completed without repeating the end chain of the bracelet, but this is a matter of taste and is Rolex ( Typical implementation of Rolex and Tudor swiss replica watches.Speaking of taste: Although not everyone will like Tudor Pelagos' unique "snowflake" hour hand, or the technical beauty of this 42mm large watch (this is why Tudor skillfully introduced another diving watch style Black Bay, um ), I think it is one of the most attractive luxury watches at the moment and is designed to be used for diving. In other words, from a design point of view, it does not enter the "extreme" diving watch field. This watch is also a good example of how to interpret the most iconic watch designs that have been used for more than 60 years for modern audiences.To be honest, it turns out that Tudor Pelagos is one of the very few watches we have encountered, and we have not found much to criticize. Yes, some square hour markers in some (very close-up) photos appear to be slightly off center as compared to the incision of the resurfacing ring. However, unless you plan to always carry a top-range macro lens, you won't notice this because of the overall matte effect.I'm not sure how the applied mark will age with white with a sealed blue light compared to, for example, a pointer. And I don't know (must be harder) that the (possibly softer) gloss in the border inlay will handle bumps or scratches over time. But this is only a temporary guess.So maybe I am going to conduct another review of Tudor Pelagos five to ten years from now. That shouldn't be a problem, because I don't intend to return it, right?The crown of the watch is at 3 o'clock. It comes with a branded logo signature and has a very thin line groove on the barrel side for gripping. Half of the crown is protected by a short crown shield, and the screw-in crown is easy to handle. Re-engage the threads during the tightening step and some practice is required. I found that after pushing the crown first and then rotating the crown clockwise to ensure good meshing with the thread, it is easier to rotate the crown counterclockwise first. It's not as smooth as my Rolex DSSD. On the other side of the crown is the automatic helium discharge valve system, which allows Pelagos to be used by professional gas divers. As far as I know, Pelagos is currently the only Tudor that uses a helium escape valve system.MB&F LM1 replica watchesPelagos's rugged screw-down back cover is made of stainless steel. Honestly, I don't quite understand why I have to change the materials. Compared to the Rolex DSSD, the case is made of stainless steel, while the screw-in bottom cover is made of titanium to ensure that users who are allergic to nickel in stainless steel are not affected. Since Pelagos is already made of titanium, why not continue to use the same material as the bottom cover? The bottom cover is plain and has no graphics other than the basic information about the watch. The surface is polished and polished to have a similar effect to the titanium metal surface on the case.Pelagos comes standard with a titanium bracelet and an extra blue rubber strap and strap extension. The Tudor advertisement let me know that from July 1st, 2018, Tudor will no longer provide a free strap for watches. Since the lugs are unique to Tudor, it is difficult to find aftermarket accessories, and buying other straps from Tudor will be very expensive.I have to correct myself here. Not all parts of the bracelet are made of titanium. The clasp is made of stainless steel. The reason the buckles use different materials is that this is the only part of the bracelet that has suffered the most damage from use. Since stainless steel has a higher hardness rating than titanium, it should be better able to withstand abuse. If only Tudor performs similar titanium alloy studies on Diashield and Duratect in the same way as Seiko and Citizen, surface protection techniques. Tudor does not need to combine multiple materials in a watch. For the time being, the surface tones vary from material to material due to the difference in materials, and the transition is very noticeable to the naked eye and visually makes the watch cheap.Update: I learned that the titanium used in the Tudor dynasty is considered to be Tier 2, not the higher performance Ti Ti. Grade 2 Ti is purer because it does not add aluminum and vanadium to make it a grade 5 Ti. Unfortunately, it is not as good as the 5 Ti grade because it does not meet the high stress requirements of aerospace applications. Typically, grade 5 titanium is three times stronger than grade 2 titanium. Of course, there are other characteristics in which Ti is superior to stainless steel, especially in terms of density or weight. In this sense, Tier 2 is also softer, so it is less scratch resistant than Grade 5 Ti and ordinary stainless steel. The Pelagos buckle is larger than a similar diving watch. This is because it has three different mechanisms built into the buckle to extend the bracelet without any tools. You may be wondering why there is only one standard mechanism to accomplish such a complex multi-system design? Ok, I am also very puzzled, but I think Tudor just wants to do something unique and different.ZENITH PILOT TYPE 20 GMT replica watchesTitus uses a two-stage latching system to lock and open the clasp for added safety. Although this system can securely fasten the buckle, I am quite worried about the opening along the middle of the buckle. This may introduce dirt into the work.The first expansion system in the lock is a simple 25 mm folding bridge. The bridge can be accessed by a small pivot engraved with the word "PUSH". Pushing it will cause the bridge to unfold and easily increase the length of the bracelet.The second expansion system is the micro adjustment point, represented by three points in the upper half of the buckle. Unlike a fine-tuning point on a typical clasp, the clasp requires a thin tool to disengage the lug, and Tudor's system uses friction to hold it in the desired position (to move to another position, simply drag it Or push in) new position). I am not entirely convinced that this fine-tuning approach can be consistent over time, especially when the basis of the locking system is friction. Of course, the intensity of the friction will decrease with time and usage time.The third extension system is a spring-based fastening system that allows the bracelet to be telescoped with the wrist for a perfect fit. Although there are six circular markers of different sizes on the top of the clasp, the degree of adjustment is variable because the spring allows one to be adjusted to any degree. Like Seiko's accordion diver belt, the "accordion" part of the belt acts like a set of springs.It is said that our wrists will stretch as the weather and blood flow. The spring expansion system automatically handles these changes and ensures that a "perfect" fit is always maintained.https://www.saleperfecttime.comI do have some concerns about this system. The many ways in which exposed spring water and dirt can clog make it seem vulnerable to me. I am sure Tudor must have completed the test, but I still don't believe it. In addition, as the system continues to slide, the side of the inner slide link is inevitably scratched. Within a day of wearing the watch, I noticed the wear on the surface of the inner sliding link. At the same time, the connecting rods are connected to each other by screws. It's easier to adjust the link because you only need a micro screwdriver to make adjustments.Tudor starts with three internal movements, MT5602, MT5612 and MT5621. These were launched in 2015 and mark the brand's new dawn. The engine that powers the Pelagos is the second of Tudor's three internal movements, the MT5612. The main difference between the MT5612 and the MT5621 is that the latter has an additional power reserve indicator and two other jewels, 28 instead of 26. The difference between the MT5602 and the rest is that there are no complications other than the three hands.Tudor has always been the shadow of Rolex's parents. Since the founding of the Tudor brand in 1926 (a complete company was founded in 1946), Rolex has banned Tudor from creating unique franchise values ​​for itself. The Tudor can only use the outsourced movement, and Rolex can develop a series of internal movements.In 2015, this distinction is no longer valid. Tudor admires himself and creates a series of functions that are as powerful as his father. Some of the innovative technologies used in the MT56xx series include: free spring balance, bidirectional winding, balance bridge, silicon balance spring, sleeve bearing and integral rotor. All of these techniques can be found on Rolex's most advanced movement, the 3255, except for the silicon hairspring that has not yet been used by Rolex.The most obvious enhancement in performance is the impressive 70-hour power reserve, well below the industry standard of about 40 hours at this price point. It is also a cohort certified by the COSC.Unfortunately, Pelagos has no back cover. I am very happy to see the operation of the MT5612. I also understand that the date complexity in the MT5612 is similar to that used in Rolex, ie it has an instantaneous date change mechanism rather than a crawl date change system that is common in many movements. I have not personally observed it. By adjusting the midnight time, I did see the date jump instead of going to the next date quickly.Ulysse Nardin Hourstriker replica watches

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So maybe I am going to conduct another review of Tudor Pelagos five to ten years from now. That shouldn't be a problem, because I don't intend to return it, right?
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The crown of the watch is at 3 o'clock. It comes with a branded logo signature and has a very thin line groove on the barrel side for gripping. Half of the crown is protected by a short crown shield, and the screw-in crown is easy to handle. Re-engage the threads during the tightening step and some practice is required. I found that after pushing the crown first and then rotating the crown clockwise to ensure good meshing with the thread, it is easier to rotate the crown counterclockwise first. It's not as smooth as my Rolex DSSD. On the other side of the crown is the automatic helium discharge valve system, which allows Pelagos to be used by professional gas divers. As far as I know, Pelagos is currently the only Tudor that uses a helium escape valve system.MB&F LM1 replica watches