I Thought I Was Out, Tudor Pulled Me Back In! - Unboxing Their Best Watch Before It's Too Late

What better way to start off the new year than sharing my latest acquisition, and embarrassingly I've run back to Tudor with my tail between my legs, after thinking I really was done with the brand. However, I wanted to buy this watch before it was too late, as 2026 is the 100th anniversary of the founding of Tudor. Despite having a turbulent year in 2025, I'm sure they will do something special this year. And having proved in the past that they are kings of the comeback, I'm sure the house of Tudor will reign supreme again. In this video I share my thoughts on why they finally saw an end to their impressive growth, why I went from a Tudor fan boy to a Tudor skeptic, my opinions on the latest 36mm Ranger collection, why their Black Bays are simply not enough to rescue the brand, and why today's watch is not only their greatest do it all, everyday piece, but also the best possible affordable alternative to the Rolex Day-Date. Spoilers! If you're reading the description this far, and you know the channel, you've probably guessed what it is by now. Join me for a Tudor Oyster Prince Date + Day unboxing, along with a discussion on why the reference 76213 in two-tone and the 76214 in full steel are both the last and greatest generation of these watches, and why you should consider buying one before they're too hard to find. What do you think about this watch? Please share your thoughts in the comments, happy new year, and onwards and upwards! Get your Urban Gentry coffee mug, #wri