Comments on: The Tudor Ranger 79950 – My Biggest Disappointment Of 2022 https://12and60.com/the-tudor-ranger-79950-review/ Watch Reviews & Blog Sun, 09 Jun 2024 14:43:06 +0000 hourly 1 By: Mike https://12and60.com/the-tudor-ranger-79950-review/#comment-170693 Wed, 28 Dec 2022 04:47:18 +0000 https://12and60.com/?p=39895#comment-170693 I have a 1981 Rolex Datejust in steel and white gold, that I got brand new back in the day. I was working on the advertising for Rolex at the time and spent a fair amount of time at Rolex’s headquarters in Geneva, immersing myself in the rich culture and matchless manufacturing methods of this classic brand. I got the Datejust because of its simplicity, (a very minimalist dial with only batons on a white face) which is precisely what I like about the new Tudor Ranger. There’s no bling, no faux rivets and no unnecessary accoutrements, just a plain and simple tool watch. It’s a shame that a lot of watch ‘experts’ seem to miss the point of this watch. I think it’s the finest watch of the whole Tudor range, which has come on leaps and bounds since the days when Tudor was always overshadowed by its famous stablemate.

]]>
By: ed https://12and60.com/the-tudor-ranger-79950-review/#comment-170553 Fri, 21 Oct 2022 03:38:00 +0000 https://12and60.com/?p=39895#comment-170553 i swore off the big brands years ago but i just ordered the ranger. i wear tool watches. i’m an outdoorsman and a photographer. i laugh when the ranger is compared to the explorer or is described as a value proposition for the person who really wants a black bay or a rolex. getting that bro nod of recognition isn’t what i’m after. i want a real tool watch and the ranger is it. mine arrives tomorrow!

]]>
By: James Mulvale https://12and60.com/the-tudor-ranger-79950-review/#comment-170435 Mon, 08 Aug 2022 10:48:03 +0000 https://12and60.com/?p=39895#comment-170435 In reply to Matt R..

Thanks Matt! Yes, the Spirit line does make a good alternative. The newer 37mm size wears quite nicely.

]]>
By: Matt R. https://12and60.com/the-tudor-ranger-79950-review/#comment-170427 Thu, 04 Aug 2022 17:33:46 +0000 https://12and60.com/?p=39895#comment-170427 I agree with James on this one. Right when I saw the flat dial I was underwhelmed. But the price is pretty good for what you’re getting, so if you like the design it’s a winning buy.
Honestly, they could have charged more and sold them out to the Tudor fan boys and various mall jewelry shop fashionistas. Compare it to the Railmaster and you see the Tudor is a great value.
But again I’m with James, underwhelmed by what it delivers to the eye and I’ll find something else to spend money on. Longines Spirit line compares well…

]]>
By: Mark https://12and60.com/the-tudor-ranger-79950-review/#comment-170377 Wed, 13 Jul 2022 18:22:52 +0000 https://12and60.com/?p=39895#comment-170377 It’s an excellent cosc movement, an excellent bracelet, a good size and great spec. Is it being a bit ‘restrained’ that is causing the criticism? It’s one of the few Tudors I would consider as it is great value.

]]>
By: Richard Dolinski https://12and60.com/the-tudor-ranger-79950-review/#comment-170375 Wed, 13 Jul 2022 07:12:49 +0000 https://12and60.com/?p=39895#comment-170375 It’s a handsome watch, excellent price point and delivers all that it should. I certainly don’t think it’s the biggest disappointment of 22. But……hey what do I know – I’m no expert.

]]>