Very Sharp indeed. i have gone back and forth as to whether to take the plunge on this guy. Love the grey and probably the only modern watch I would want from the Tudor/Rolex world. Well done and please let us know how much wrist time it gets in the future. Wishing you and everyone a great weekend

Jamey

: Having toyed with other brands and watches over the past few years
: i have finally taken the plunge for what i think may be a keeper
: to join my Heuer collection.

: I owned a Rolex Red Sub (too small), a 1655 orange hand mk1 (again
: too small, although this lasted the longest due to the cool
: hands & dial) and a week with a new ceramic sub, good size,
: but weird lugs and somehow also a bit dull for me after our
: groovy Heuers!

: So my requirements was for a true holiday watch, one for the
: shower, the pool and sea (i'd never take my vintage pieces into
: this territory) and this Tudor Heritage is great. The dial pops
: out at you, the matt grey paint with black subs is a real looker
: and the dauphin hands and hand applied hour markers look great.
: Size wise... well it wears slightly larger (maybe 5%) than an
: Autavia and sits very well on the wrist. The bracelet is also
: very nice, with a very impressive feel and great clasp,
: certainly better than the Rolex's imo. The detailing on the case
: and pushers is also impressive and i prefer the bevelled edges
: to the new ceramic sub wide flat versions.

: I think it’s a cracking watch, ok so the movement is nothing
: special, but it will i'm sure be perfectly reliable workhorse
: and COSC precision is not my thing (i expect it will keep better
: time than my Monacos, perhaps i will compare soon!) for me the
: look and feel of the watch is more important and at a smidgen
: over £2k i think this is so much better value or money.

: One satisfied customer!

: Cheers

: Rich
: www.heuermonaco.co.uk