Look, I know this thing's brand new and doesn't fit my whole "only vintage" thing, but I'll be honest-Tudor nailed the proportions on this one. The 58mm case wears smaller than it should, the movement keeps solid time, and for the money you're getting a genuinely well-finished tool watch that actually feels like a watch instead of a marketing exercise. It's not breaking any new ground, but it's the kind of piece that'll probably be the "vintage bargain" in 20 years, so if you're looking to buy new and have it age gracefully, you could do worse.
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