TudorPelagos Chronometer Automatic Blue Dial Men's Watch M25600TB-0001

Watch is absolutely beautiful and wears great! Came with box and paperwork. I was worried that it may wear too big but it fits great. It is surprisingly light as well. I don't understand why the other reviewer gave it one star because of lack of paperwork after saying it's a great watch. Some reviews are better than others. Watch is great.

I wanted this Blue Pelagos from the first time I saw it‼️ So I pulled the trigger‼️ I so love this watch. The loom is AMAZING ‼️ This CLASP after taking one link out & have it on the first micro position fits like a glove‼️ I do swell from time to time so the ability to just move the position in the clasp is a game changer‼️ TUDOR needs to integrate this into their whole product line‼️ 70 our power reserve is a show stoping amount. I have had this watch for 2 months and only wound it the first time I put it on so far. That’s incredible to me. Tudor is Amazing I also have the Black Bay GMT (Pepsi basil) . I want the Black Bay Pro Next‼️

Keeps time well while not looking too flashy. Wears very comfortably and the only negative is the bracelet clasp picks up scratches pretty easily

Purchased from local jeweler in Louisville KY, Davis Center Jewelers. Came in to buy Rolex Submariner 116610 and their consultant, Cory, advised me to view their Tudor lineup as he preferred the look of the 2015 Pelagos in Blue to the Ceramic Black Submariner. You cannot capture the absolute beautiful color blue of this watch in a picture, it's absolutely stunning. Under the sun it looks electric blue, in the evening it takes on a beautiful deep royal navy blue. It really is gorgeous.The matte ceramic bezel is a 60 click unidirectional movement that has been generously injected with SuperLuminova Lume which glows more brightly than any watch I've ever seen. It's a Chromalight Blue just like the lume on the Rolex Submariner. It lasted over 8 hours from a 2 minute charge, very high quality and very bright. There is absolutely no play in the bezel when rotating to set. Because of the all titanium case and the sound transferring properties of titanium, the click click of the movement sounds like an old safe which oozes over engineering which makes the user actually hear and feel the quality of this design.Tudor is manufactured with the same materials, by the same engineers, in the same factories as Rolex. As of 2015, Tudor has opted for an in house movement, the MT5612 making it a COSC certified Chronometer. For only $175 more than the first generation ETA powered movement, it presents unbelievable value.The Sapphire crystal has AR coating only on the underside and truly it's all that's needed. The case is 14.3mm thick and 42mm wide. The Titanium is the Class 5 blend which is ultra high quality and reduces marring and scratching. Most surface scratches wipe away due to the higher oxidation factor of titanium. Several other reasons Tudor opted to stick with Titanium is its strength and lightness. It is twice as strong as steel at only 60% the weight and is supremely corrosion resistant which makes it the perfect application for a true divers watch.The depth rating is 500 Meters or 1640 Feet. That is 200 Meters more than the standard Submariner's Depth Rating as they rank only 300 Meters.The sweeping movement of the second hand is silky smooth. The contrast of this blue and white hands makes for highly legible read outs for quick glances to track time on your dives. Some have been bothered that there is more text on the face, I find it reminiscent of the styling of the same block of text found on the Submariner which is classic.This timepiece can easily fit in as your daily driver. It dresses up in a Suit but looks equally at ease in a T Shirt and Khakis. My colleagues have taken note that it's not just another Submariner which draws a new interest in the boardroom. It is not a lavishly beautiful timepiece, instead, the quality of the design is found more in how it's engineered and it's subtle nature. The statement is one of understatement, which draws more interest amongst the true timepiece aficionados.I cannot overstate my fondness for this watch and I look forward to many years of enjoyment and compliments. If you have had the good sense to finish this whole review, you've come to understand there's no reason you shouldn't own one too.

I've owned quite a few quality watches, and can confidently say that my Pelagos is the best all-around piece that I've had. The titanium is substantial, excellently finished, and allows the watch to be built to impressive specs of scale (perfect to me; not too small or big, and just the right height) without feeling like you're lugging around an anchor on your wrist. The matte colored ceramic bezel is built to last a lifetime and still look as good as new, as it will not fade and is extremely scratch resistant. I will say that I hope the lume that is inlayed into the bezel is as durable, but only time will tell. Its flat sapphire crystal is perfectly beveled at the edges and should be just as tough as the bezel. The dial and hands are points of contention for some. Some say the dial is cluttered with too much text; I like it. Gives a nod to its Rolex diver brothers but is still uniquely Tudor. I love the snowflake hands and their history to the brand, but can't help but imagine what they would look like trimmed in a brushed stainless as opposed to the clean, stark, tool white. Might have given it just a hint of dressed up sophistication. Anywho, still awesome. Its proprietary clasp design is the new standard in my collection for comfort and ease of adjustability for the wearer. I've seen reviews on other sites that say the adjustable clasp is "gimmicky" and that you will size your watch and never use it. I live in a humid climate and have a lifestyle that takes me back and forth from AC'd comfort to oppressive sticky heat several times a day, and similarly reversed in the winter, and it's nice to always have the watch's fit suit my tasks, attire, etc.. The most important part of any watch is of course its ability to keep accurate time. The new in house movement developed by Rolex/Tudor for this watch is a COSC certified chronometer, which means that the movement in your watch will have been verified through an independent observer to be within the strictest of specifications of function. Mine loses approximately .5 of a second per day. This movement also boasts a 70 hour power reserve, although I haven't had the thing off of my wrist long enough to verify:) Overall.....what's not to love?