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We’ll get to the gold in the coming days, but this story will focus on what has to be one of the strangest dive watches ever to come from Tudor. I love weird dive watches and I’ll admit that while I overuse the term “oddball” in my writing, it’s not a term link I commonly deploy when link describing Tudor (the funky P01 notwithstanding). That said, this right here is link a 200-meter dive watch with a soft leather strap and a freaking solid 925 silver case.

Brand: Girard-PerregauxModel: Vintage link 1945 Infinity EditionReference Number: 25882-11-631-BB6BDiameter: 36.10mm x 35.25mmThickness: 11.74mmCase Material: Stainless steelDial Color: Onyx blackIndexes: Baton-style, pink link goldLume: None presentWater Resistance: 30MStrap/Bracelet: Black link alligator with black and pink gold-colored stitching

Purely personal preference but I love link me a big ol' sweeping center seconds hand. link While some would argue that it may detract link away from the movement of the tourbillon at nine o'clock the large heat-blued seconds hand does a phenomenal job in giving the watch a sort of theatrical presence on the wrist. To the right of the tourbillon opening a small dial made of opal serves to tell the time.