In celebration of the 70th anniversary of the British North Greenland Expedition Tudor have revamped there much loves Ranger.

Tudor have incorporated some aspects of the previous model Ranger whilst incorperating some important touches from their original Tudor Oyster prince. This watch strikes me as the perfect tool watch. Simple dial, legible and great case size really suming up what field watches are about.  

Like its partner in crime the Rolex Explorer this watch could really make a one watch collection. Exceptional versatility is how I would describe it. 39mm case size, 100 metres of water resistance and matte black dial creates a perfect modern day all rounder. To add to this Tudor have used their MT5402 calibre carrying a 70 hour power reserve and have kept their 3,6,9,12 format drawing on their vintage designs. Hint of red on seconds hand Gives the dial a nice contrast.  

Tudors T fit tool less bracelet makes adjustment simple and easy. The all dial design paired with large luminous markers really touches on their vintage roots. Overall I think Tudor have brought something completely different to their current collection. Simple and priced super competitively when compared to other watches in their lineup. 

If you’re after something versatile and simple then you cant overlook the new Ranger.