**The Official Tudor Heritage Ranger Owners Club**

[bdex75]

Originally Posted by Danooch

I joined to club today!! I picked up a pre-owned Ranger with a mint condition bracelet. I'm really impressed by the overall comfort and quality of the watch, especially the bracelet. I have added this to my collection with includes a Sub-C and Explorer I 39 mm and the Tudor bracelet is just as nice and comfortable as the Rolex bracelets. I had wanted to get the watch on the leather strap with deployment since most of my other watches are on the bracelets but I got a good deal on the watch with the bracelet. I planned on splurging for the OEM leather strap with deployment once I got the watch. However, the bracelet is so fantastic, it looks like I may not want to move to a leather strap.

Congrats!! I have found that with Tudor it is better to buy with the bracelet and purchase an aftermarket leather strap.

The one exception to me is the new Tudor rivet bracelets. I have not bonded with them yet.


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[cdbeaver66]

Originally Posted by Danooch

I joined to club today!!

Congrats, you done the right thing by buying the bracelet. Looking forward to the photos.




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[bt430]

Originally Posted by cdbeaver66

I thought they would either discontinue it or upgrade it with the new in house movement and new dial



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I tried one on the other day at my AD and asked about the movement. He said it was the in house. Don't know if he's right but that's what he said.

[jaymyms]

What an underrated watch the Ranger is. You have to see it in the metal to fully "get it," IMO. On the wrist, it wears like a dream. Substantial, yet much thinner and more comfortable than other modern Tudor sportswatches I've had - which, as a result, makes the Tudor bracelet even more comfortable than normal.

Lastly, the pre-owned price online is ridiculously low. I know it isn't the most popular model, cause of its simplicity, but you can absolutely steal one of these on the forums right now.

[sickened1]

Whenever I strap on this watch, I feel like I wanna go climb a mountain or something.

[cdbeaver66]

Originally Posted by bt430

I tried one on the other day at my AD and asked about the movement. He said it was the in house. Don't know if he's right but that's what he said.

No still ETA at the moment, ADs lack knowledge sometimes!!


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[sickened1]

Tudor Heritage Ranger



Not my pic.

[cdbeaver66]

Originally Posted by sickened1

Tudor Heritage Ranger







Not my pic.

That’s a great shot


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[sickened1]

Originally Posted by cdbeaver66

That’s a great shot

I agree. Isn't that what Rolex used to be like? A real tool watch without all the blings (ie. polished lugs, shiny PCL, etc).

[41mets]

Anyone wearing theirs on a non OEM bracelet? If so, do you have any pictures, can you compare it to the Tudor bracelet? I would prefer to pick up the ranger pre-owned on the bracelet, but if I get a really good deal on one that only comes on the leather strap, I want to be able to consider it if there's a good secondary option for bracelet. Giving it has straight end links on the OEM bracelet, this opens up some aftermarket options.

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[WatchGuy1966]

just joined. Third Tudor

[Plansb]

Whats a good price on one of these either new or used in excellent condition?

[charger]

Join too, wish it still came with nato though.

[SemperFi]

Just got mine last week. Love the retro look of this beauty.

[SemperFi]

I added a new Haveston Squadron strap today. Beautiful color and very supple.

[Skip5]

Good afternoon Adam and all the watch lovers. I wear a Ranger every day and love it. My son and I also have ETA Black Bays, mine is blue his is red. Still, I'm in the Ranger and he never takes off his BB. My question is, as cool as the straight end link bracelet is, does someone make a bracelet with solid end links? I love the look of the late 60's Oyster Prince Ranger on bracelet and think the modern Ranger would kill on it. Thoughts?

[austinp]

Just put this bund strap on my Ranger. I love the color.

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[kieselguhr]

I really like the Tudor Heritage Ranger and North Flag lines. I just wish Tudor would update them instead of constantly pumping out Black Bays.

[ThatExplorer]

FINALLY IN!


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[chloebear]

Originally Posted by cdbeaver66

It’s such a good piece




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Man where did you get the NATO? That's about the best looking strap I've seen on a Ranger. They are such a good value, especially on the used market. I may have to get one.

[AzHadEnuf]

Have not had this on in awhile. It never gets old.

[cronos]

Beautiful watch. Too bad Tudor discontinued these.

[ERH]

Had one for a while, on a distressed leather strap. Very legible, durable, my son has his eye on it. I bought it because it's a classic no nonsense watch. I'm not good enough for pictures but I'll give it a try.

[Old Expat Beast]

Haven't posted here for a while. Still enjoying this one after more than six years. The good old ETA movement is still running pretty much spot on.

[SemperFi]

Originally Posted by Old Expat Beast

Haven't posted here for a while. Still enjoying this one after more than six years. The good old ETA movement is still running pretty much spot on.

I’m wearing mine today on a Haveston nylon nato.
You know Adam I’ve heard you say many times that you prefer the Ranger over the Explorer. Having owned both watches I can see where you’re coming from.
The Ranger isn’t a fancy watch but there is something about it that is quite charming.

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[WatchGuy1966]

Originally Posted by SemperFi

I’m wearing mine today on a Haveston nylon nato.
You know Adam I’ve heard you say many times that you prefer the Ranger over the Explorer. Having owned both watches I can see where you’re coming from.
The Ranger isn’t a fancy watch but there is something about it that is quite charming.

I remember your quest for the Explorer was quite epic. And even a bigger deal when you gave to your son.

Like you, owning both the Ranger and Explorer, I have a special thing for the Ranger. Its beauty is in its timeless humble utilitarian simplicity. And it has great styling.

[SemperFi]

Originally Posted by WatchGuy1966

I remember your quest for the Explorer was quite epic. And even a bigger deal when you gave to your son.

Like you, owning both the Ranger and Explorer, I have a special thing for the Ranger. Its beauty is in its timeless humble utilitarian simplicity. And it has great styling.

It seems so long ago I’m surprised you remember that. The Explorer was my first love but it’s still in good hands and I’m quite happy with the Ranger.
And your description of the Ranger is spot on.

[AzHadEnuf]

I find the Ranger to be very relaxing. Definitely my casual Friday watch at work.

[Muz]

I have had my Heritage Ranger for just over 3 years now.

When I bought it (second hand) it kept acceptable time, losing just a few seconds a day. Then it just stopped working and was returned to Tudor under guarantee. It came back and was losing a couple of minutes a week. At the end of last year this loss increased to 5-7 mins a week. As it has an ETA 2824/2 movement I decided I would take it to a local jeweller to get his thoughts (well out of guarantee now).

Time keeping is now fantastic. I have had it back for three days and it has lost just one second over that time. So pleased I didn’t go down the very expensive Tudor route