I chose this piece because it’s a field watch, and marriage is one of the best adventures you can embark on, so get a watch to tackle that adventure.
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Most people see Tudor as the “Poor Man’s Rolex” or they may not even know about Tudor, but at this stage in the horological game, it just isn’t the case.
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What the Aquastar imposed upon me when I first wore it was a feeling of purpose, the feeling of a well-crafted tool made for a particular task.
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The Monodatic is so 1950s that trying to compare it to modern designs is ultimately fruitless and I've found its best to sit back, take a long sip of an Old Fashioned, and bask it all in.
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Known as the first waterproof chronograph wristwatch, the distinct "Clamshell" case was patented in 1936 by Schmitz Freres & Co., and acquired in 1937 by Gallet.
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