Firstly, what I state in this video is just my first hand experiences and opinions of what I personal think. I have had my Tudor Black Bay GMT around 4 months now, and you know what, I love it. However, last week it happened, woke up to find the date was sitting between days. I can’t tell you how disappointed I was and peed off. More so that when I got it I asked the AD if the issue had been rectified and they said it had….. Well my watch says different. But as far as I know that’s what they fully thought as well. I’m now having to go without my £2610 watch for an undefined about of time, been told 4 weeks but not holding my breath. That’s money which I have tied up in a watch which I don’t have on the wrist. That’s money I could have spent on another watch which had no issues. Now a date complication is one of the most common compilations on a watch, and all the 40+ watches with it in my collection, I have never had one with such an issue. Let alone the most expensive watch in my collection. Taken into account the Tudor is a sister brand to Rolex I expected a watch which was top quality and would not have any issues with for many years. The watch I original wasn’t on a waiting list for I am now on a waiting list to get it fixed which I do find ironic.
Now give the AD their due they have took the watch back without issue and are sorting everything out with Tudor. In all honesty if I hadn’t have worn it during my second sons birth I would have been pushing for a refund. But due to the sentimental value it has now I can’t let it good. And don’t get me wrong this watch has been amazing and has never missed a beat up until now. I also love Tudor as a brand so do not have any issues with the, just the fact I paid a lot for this watch and now I don’t have it. Will keep everyone up to date as thing progress.
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