another of which Omega Seamaster 300 M GMT we've featured

Tudor is owned by Rolex and has in recent years been almost a forgotten brand, particularly after the sale of Tudor watches in the United States was discontinued in 2004.However, Tudor generated serious excitement at Basel this year with the introduction of the Heritage Chronograph, which borrows design elements from their highly-desirable vintage Monte Carlo watches.So perhaps both Tiger and Tudor will soon be on the rise again? Tudor made a series of Tiger Chronographs with a few different dial colors (another of which Omega Seamaster 300 M GMT we've featured here).One of our favorite combinations is the black dial with a red seconds hand (reminiscent of Tiger's shirt color on tournament Sundays), a stainless bracelet, and a stainless bezel that looks like it belongs on a Rolex Daytona.

It seems to us that most of Tudor's Tiger Omega Seamaster 300 M Racing Chronometer Chronographs originally came with a sharkskin and leather strap, but we prefer the look of the original Tudor bracelet.The charm of these watches stems from the fact that they are indeed manufactured by Rolex using even Rolex cases, the noticable difference is that they are ETA / Valjoux powered instead of Rolex powered.If interested in hearing more, here for a nice example for $3,050 that includes the stainless bracelet and Rolex service s.If you keep your eyes open, there may be even sweeter deals to be had.

The hands and the hours disk immediately change their positions. If their previous function was telling the current time, they are now available for the precise measurement of time intervals. When the button is pressed once again, they all return to replica Bedat 1 114.030.109 watch their positions for telling time. Even when the chronograph is running, it is still possible to shift back and forth between the two modes without losing the information provided by one or the other function.