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Tudor Heritage Ranger (79910-0003)

Great watch, excellent quality. Would recommend this to a friend.

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Review by SHIMIN ZHU, From Israel Natatnya

Tudor Fastrider Black Dial Chronograph Black Leather Men's Watch 42000-BKABKLS

everything seems fine so far, secept for the plate which is a little oversize for my wrist.

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Review by Eileen Günther, From France, Metropolitan Paris

Tudor Fastrider Chronograph White Dial Stainless Steel Men's Watch 42000-WSSS

I have very small wrist and was sold on the fact you could adjust them to a smaller size. I ordered both the gold and the silver. They are still large and my husband says that they look like a mans watch.

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Review by scott woodward, From Uk Bristol

Since 2009, SalonQP has grown to become one of the key luxury events in the watch industry calendar. It has established itself as a must-visit event for watch collectors and enthusiasts, for whom the world of luxury watches is both a passion investment and a mine of interest. As one of the world's leading art galleries, the Saatchi Gallery is an ideal stage for the best in watchmaking from haute horlogerie to cutting edge design and technology.

This year's show will see the return of A.Lange & Söhne, Tudor and Ralph Lauren to a list of exhibitors that already extends to more than 30 brands and we fully expect to match 2014's tally of 82. They join SalonQP regulars such as Chopard, Montblanc, Nomos Glashutte and Bremont, leading independent brands De Bethune, H. Moser & Cie., Laurent Ferrier, and many more. Auction houses Bonham's and Fellows add to a horological offering that's unmatched anywhere.

Alongside the exhibiting brands, SalonQP will present curated exhibitions, the winning watches from the Grand Prix d'Horlogerie de Geneve, luxury cars, cocktail bars, watchmaking and craft demonstrations, piano recitals, strap and service bars and the much anticipated seminar series. This year's show will also include Inside A Second, a curated exhibition taking an in-depth look at chronographs - both historical and current - produced in association with Switzerland's Fondation de la Haute Horlogerie. Another important new element for SalonQP will be an exhibition bringing to life the natural link between the worlds of cars and watches.

The exhibition will take place from 12th-14th November 2015 at the Saatchi Gallery, Duke of York's HQ, King's Road, London SW3 4RY. Tickets are now on sale at SalonQP.com/tickets

The new Tudor Heritage Advisor is the latest addition to the Tudor Heritage line, which was launched in 2010 and draws its inspiration from the brand's past, reinterpreting its most iconic models.

At the crossroads of style and technology, the 2011 Advisor is a modern version of the emblematic 1957 alarm watch and a true expression of Tudor's vintage spirit. Its movement is equipped with a mechanical alarm clock module, exclusively developed by Tudor and featuring a perfectly uniform crisp clear sound.
With added modern flair, the new Advisor conserves the original shape and proportions of the middle case, lugs, and bezel, the familiar Dauphine hands and bevelled hour markers, as well as the characteristically shaped red alarm hand.

The case diameter has been increased from 34 mm to 42 mm to suit today's tastes. The disc at 3 o'clock indicates the status of the alarm power reserve. The alarm function is activated via a specially shaped pusher at 8 o'clock, and its ON/OFF indicator is displayed in a dial aperture at 9 o'clock. The date is indicated by a hand on the counter at 6 o'clock. The winding crown at 2 o'clock is engraved with the name ADVISOR and is used to set the alarm. The crown at 4 o'clock is delicately decorated with the Tudor rose from the original dial and is used to access the winding, timesetting and date-changing functions.

The watch is fitted with either a vintage-size satin-finished three-piece link steel bracelet, or an alligator leather strap with a folding clasp and a new safety catch. For an added touch of elegance and refinement, the new Advisor also comes with an additional black fabric strap decorated with raised rows of interwoven satin. This retro chic strap represents the innovative nature of Tudor. By uniting weaving and watchmaking for the first time, Tudor showcases a traditional craft and brings a new dimension to the watch, expressing a style that is both unique and exceptionally comfortable to wear.

WORLDTEMPUS - 15 May 2010
Several brands introduced vintage-style pieces at Baselworld this year as part of a strategy to emphasize their heritage in an economic climate that has consumers reprioritizing reasons to buy luxury products. Models are culled from brand archives or introduced as new lines with a vintage look, which is not so much about the era as the styling: domed crystals and dials, gorgeously elongated lugs with rounded or beveled finishing, minimalist dials and, in some cases, distressed finishes on the case or strap. What is not necessarily vintage in style are the movements: these watches tick to the tune of modern, technologically advanced calibers.
Blancpain introduced two retro-styled models at Baselworld: a 1960s-style Fifty Fathoms, the brand's quintessential diver's watch, and a new platinum model in its classic Villeret collection housed in a trademark double-stepped case framing a dial with Roman numerals, an understated power reserve indicator, and a date window. Both are powered by Blancpain's modern in-house manually wound Caliber 13R0 with three spring barrels and a titanium free-sprung balance.

In the last century
Bell & Ross presented the BR01 Heritage, an homage to the brand's military-inspired roots. Concord added a vintage look to its recent line: the C1 Vintage boasts a trowalized or barrel finish, which simulates a worn look on the blue PVD case. Its leather strap has been deliberately worked to simulate a similar feel. Celebrating 150 years of the brand and 40 years of its most famous chronograph, TAG Heuer introduced a limited-edition Monaco, the watch made famous by Steve McQueen in the film Le Mans and noted as housing the first automatic chronograph movement with micro rotor. Tissot's Visodate 1957 marks the brand's grand introduction of that era: the integration of a date display into the automatic mechanism. Finally, Rolex sister brand Tudor presented the Heritage Chrono, inspired by the Tudor Oysterdate chronograph of the early 1970s.

Classic three-hand
The vintage trend was also manifested in a return to simple three-hand models with centered hours and minutes and small-seconds subdials. Revue Thommen introduced a model that pays tribute to its mythical Square watch, originally introduced in 1953. Chronoswiss launched the classic new Sirius line, whose three-handed model is powered by Caliber C.111—Chronoswiss's hand-wound manufacture movement based on the historical 1950s Enicar caliber now exclusive to the Munich-based brand. The retro-styled Atlantic Worldmaster 1888 pays tribute to the brand's founding date. And something for the ladies was also in evidence at Baselworld 2010: Frederique Constant presented pure style in the shape of the Maxime Manufacture Lady, an elegant interpretation of the classic three-hand powered by automatic Caliber FC-700.