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Ask The Audience: How Long Does It Take Before You Decide To Buy A Watch?
Asking the best watches audience about their buying habits has proven to be really insightful for me – not to mention quite interesting. The reason for this is that buying habits indicate not just what people like, but how they incorporate what they like into their own lives. On a bigger-picture level, I hope that anyone listening from the watch industry itself can learn something about the buying habits of watch lovers in order to better cater to the community’s needs and desires. Many people can agree that there is often a rather dramatic disconnect between what watch lovers want/do, versus what the watch industry itself expects them to do.One example of this is how long it can take watch buyers to make a decision before purchasing something. Watch brands sometimes seem to believe people can make rather quick, almost impulse buying decisions when it comes to luxury watches. While the random mega-wealthy individual does perhaps purchase a very expensive luxury watch on a w
Tudor Heritage Black Bay Steel Watch
Baselworld 2017 once again sees Tudor release an additional line extension model to its popular Heritage Black Bay vintage-themed dive watch collection with the reference 79730 Tudor Heritage Black Bay Steel. While the watch is, for the most part, the same “in-house movement” Black Bay that is popular with timepiece lovers, it has a new brushed steel bezel insert which helps the design feel like historic military watches produced by Tudor and sister company Rolex in the mid 20th century… and it also has the date.The steel bezel insert replaced the colored anodized aluminum bezel insert of other Tudor Heritage Black Bay models. While steel is not going to be as durable (scratch-resistant) as ceramic, for instance, it will be a bit tougher that aluminum. That said, brushed steel will show marks rather quickly – which is perhaps OK because watches like this tend to look best with a bit of a “worn-in” look. More important are the overall aesthetics which