Welcome to SwissWatchExpo. I'm Jonathan. This is Taking Time and
I thought I was supposed to be showing you a Paul Newman Daytona.
What happened? I guess we're gonna be doing the Tudor 2021 Chronograph. Stick around.
So I guess the camera ladies behind the camera switched out my Paul Newman Daytona,
but instead they gave me something I believe is just as valuable because it's the 2021
Black Bay Tudor choreograph. This thing is all the hype right now. In 2021 Tudor released their
standard Black Bay chronograph with a few changes. So there's a few things to it. It's not
in proportion to a Rolex Paul Newman Daytona. It's the same standard Black Bay 41 case,
the same chronograph functions, but they threw in their new COSC certified choreograph movement that
they actually do share with Breitling. They do own the same movement company
everything's made to Tudor specs the same you know, reliability that you can get from Tudor but
with this one you get 70 hours of power reserve and it has a higher level of anti magnetism.
So you get just longevity out of it going on to the same stuff with the case, it's the same 41
millimeter case. You get the same faux riveted bracelet. So you get that vintage nostalgia look
to it. What's really cool about this watch is that they actually raised the dial to be closer to the
crystal. So it gives it kinda an overall different aesthetic. I mean, it's the same bi-compact
date at the six register. And then they threw on the black dial, but it's got the
white sub dial. So it's a reverse Panda. The old one was just a straight black dial and
was considered kind of like the stainless steel baby Daytona. Now this one is kind of
harken back to the Rolex Paul Newmans with the red on the dial, the red on the Tachymeter hand.
But another thing too is that they don't label this
tachymeter scale around the black bezel here as a tachymeter It's a units per hour,
I believe, which is another throwback to the Rolex Paul Newman Daytona.
Also this is an aluminum insert. So this thing is going to actually age
over time. It's not going to be like the Rolex Daytona nowadays that's a ceramic, it's
gonna be scratch resistant and basically never change. This thing with the Black Bay being
kind of a heritage kind of feel, vintage kind of feel it's actually gonna develop that over time.
So what's really cool is that we just got this in. It's completely unborn,
has the full set boxing papers. And I believe we just posted it this week on SwissWatchExpo.com. So
this is the only one that we have in stock. I know they're extremely popular right now.
It's the start of the Christmas season. I'm honestly looking at this as getting for myself, so
go to SwissWatchExpo.com or gimme a call. And let's talk about it.