Watch Talks
Tudor and the French Navy – A Quarter of a Century of Collaboration…
Tudor and the French Navy – A Quarter of a Century of Collaboration… The story of the French Navy’s relationship with Tudor can be traced back to the late 1950s. Rolex were experimenting with diffe...
Read moreBernhard Bulang’s Love for the No-Date Sub… Join us!
I guess many of you get asked, “What would be the one watch you would keep if you could own only one?” right? I do – over drinks with collector friends and on ‘Ask Bernhard’ on IG Stories. And my...
Read moreToday we are going to celebrate one of our absolute favourite vintage watches, the Rolex Submariner reference 5513. Everybody remembers their first vintage watch and everybody loves their first Ro...
Read morePassion Talk 01 - My Grail Tudor MN
Dear watch friends, First of all, we want to wish you all the very best for 2016 and we hope that all your dreams will come true. The new year will also be very exciting for Bulang & Sons, with...
Read moreTudor Black Bay Fifty-Eight Review
Baselworld has an undisputed enfant terrible. The ‘cheeky’ younger sibling of Rolex, Tudor has always surprised and delighted in equal measure. Relaunched via the incredibly successful Heritage li...
Read moreThe Rolex and Tudor Underline Story
Today we are taking a dive into the Rolex and Tudor underline story. The Rolex Sub has long been an iconic and collectible watch and now the Tudor Submariner is holding its own alongside its more e...
Read moreIssued 3 Meeting - A Celebration of Tool watches and Friendships
We are so happy to share with you some of the moments and watches from this amazing GTG, held in Liverpool last weekend. Organized by 2 dear old friends and long time passionado’s for issued watche...
Read morePassiontalk - Watches with Charisma
Condition, condition, condition! It’s become the horological equivalent of the old expression about buying property – location, location, location! But what does condition actually mean? And how do...
Read moreSPOT ON - The Untouched Tudor Submariner 7928
The only thing that stays constant in the watch world is change. Trends come and go and tastes develop and evolve. There are times when people want watches in their absolutely true, unmolested cond...
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