A thing of ingenuity Tudor Pelagos Clasp

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I never got around to wrapping up my review of the Tudor Pelagos Blue so here is the final part. After a year on rubber it is back on the titanium strap with ss clasp.

The Pelagos clasp is a modern work of horological art. Industrial, complex and unique in design there is nothing else that compares on the market. It also happens to work extremely well. As many of you know it is spring loaded and moves with your wrist to expand and contract. While this is great on paper, on the wrist it is even more comfortable than pen to paper could describe. Rolex may have glidelock, but when your wrist swells mid day Tudor has invented an automatic solution.

The details are what really makes the clasp. From the three static micro settings to the ceramic balls in the interior if the divers extension, yes divers extension, the design does not disappoint. So I will let the pictures do the rest but you may ask, do I have any complaints about the clasp? No, I do not. And that in and of itself is quiet an accomplishment in a world where even micro adjustments are not a given.