Tudor Black Bay 58 Owner Review : Versatile, symbolic and consistent

This watch is the most symbolic of my collection, because I acquired it on the occasion of the birth of my son. My AD did everything to have it reserved for me in time for this event, knowing that it was very hype at the time I bought it (waiting list of one year on average). The warranty card is on the date of my son's birth... Quite a symbol... In short... On the watch itself: no lack of taste in the style. 2 subjects can be discussed: the fake rivets on the bracelet of the Tudor models, and the aesthetics appreciated or not of the snowflake hand. The fake rivets are not a subject for me, I do not even see them when the watch is on the wrist. As for the snowflake hand, it is up to each person to decide. I hated the snowflake style, which I found a bit crude and rough, before becoming a true fan (it’s Tudor’s trademark, its identity, its uniqueness). The 39mm case is for me the perfect diameter for most wrists. Few watches are as pretty on different straps: I have all 3, steel, blue leather and nato. It has impeccable style on all 3, it changes its look. For me, it’s the “Swiss army knife” watch, capable of accompanying you everywhere.