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Step back in time with me for a moment. Tudor has a long history link with blue watches, probably more so than link most other brands. Below you've got an MN80 "snowflake" ref. 94010 in blue, a ref. 94400 "Mini-Sub," and two other blue Tudor submariners made over the years. Each has their own link character, but each is something very different than what you were seeing from Rolex at the time. In fact, the ref. 94010 is probably one of the most iconic Tudors ever made.

Like my dad I don't really collect watches. I've ended up with some that I really like pieces that thump me in the chest but they're all weird. There's the Omega De Ville Chronograph ref. 146.017 with its oddball nine o'clock date window and the BWC with its gorgeous asymmetric sub-dials and Landeron 1340 caliber inside.It was only recently however that link my dad and I both link ended link up with a Futurematic.