First time ever, Tudor opens its doors to its factory in Switzerland and I find out who actually makes Tudor’s watches.
Tudor Watches is owned by Rolex and was launched by Rolex founder Hans Wilsdorf in 1946.
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Yeah this made me not want a Tudor, work a little harder and buy a Rolex
Thank you for such a fascinating and well produced video! I am looking closely at Tudor for my next ‘decent’ watch and this has really helped. I just wish they had a little robot to rub out some of the dial text – but that’s just me.
Cheers!
Absolutely. It takes away any errors in manufacturing. I have 2 Tudors. Excellent watches
Is this video a repost ? Or did another youtuber make a Tudor factory tour ? ????
I would definitely but a METAS certified Pelagos. Pelagos is already cool but this would just be killer. Kenissi reminds me of the Vault on Scarif.
1:54 what a nice shot!
I’d 100% still take the Seamaster over a Pelagos!
with all those robots, does that mean tudor is gonna lower the price on their watches ? so its made in Swiss by Robots from Japan 🙂
Hi Adrian, great content mate. Really enjoyable and a refreshing change from the norm.
I went to buy a 500m pelagos but got turned off when i saw one of their displayed pelagos was missing one luminous insert from the bezel. This was from a tudor AD in the Philippines. I gave my money to omega and got the seamaster diver 300m instead. I still have a soft spot for the pelagos though. Maybe one day. ❤
In-house vs In-brand…….aha! let me copyright that!
Mitsubishi? Made by Japan
Really liked this video and yes, I think Tudor is a cool brand with a interesting ambition…
Talking Tudor cannot compete with Seiko
Seiko everything is completely in house not many watch manufacturers do that .
Plus great video
They seem like worse value now imo, I’ll stick with the swatch group the movements are better.
I own a Tudor watch. It's 41mm. I like it. I wear it all day. I'm waiting for an 18K yellow gold Tudor watch with a gold bracelet. A Rolex Day Date alternative.