Summary: Episode 111 is the return of the TGN “brand focus” topic, this time taking a close look at none of that Tudor. From the brand’s roots to its relaunch in North America, and an in-depth highlight of many core models, Jason and James break down the strengths and qualities of this well-loved Rolex sibling brand. From the Black Bay to the Heritage Chrono and even the recent P01, there’s more than enough Tudor to chat about. From the top, Jason is binging a great series for those who loved “Homeland” and James has got some new carbon strapped to his wrist. Stick to the end for a buzz-free (mostly) but tasty beer bread recipe, how to get back into the wild, a push to fix something around your home, and a journey some 36,000 feet under the sea. A huge thanks to the HODINKEE Shop for making this episode possible - just press play and thanks so much for listening! 1:40 The Bureau https://amzn.to/35TIDsm 12:02 Beyond The Dial Podcast https://bit.ly/2Wt7wrB 13:40 Doxa Sub 300 Carbon https://bit.ly/3cwApJ3 22:53 Historic Tudor Divers https://bit.ly/3fFJ65X 26:26 Tudor Black Bay https://bit.ly/2WrHbdB 28:20 Black Bay Fifty-Eight https://bit.ly/3btKR2L 29:00 Black Bay Chrono Dark https://bit.ly/2Wt8QL5 30:24 Black Bay GMT http://bit.ly/2SrZU4t 31:30 Heritage Chrono https://bit.ly/2WuFCve 37:10 Tudor Ranger https://bit.ly/3fL2vCr 39:00 The North Flag https://bit.ly/3fKfiFh 42:00 Tudor Pelagos http://bit.ly/2MLWatH 47:30 Cole’s Hands-On with the Black Bay P01 http://bit.ly/2YKutWx 52:50 The HODINKEE Shop https://bit.ly/3cmkVHm 53:50 Bake Beer Bread https://nyti.ms/2WRlcvI 55:50 King Arthur Flower Beer Bread https://bit.ly/2T2Rti4 58:30 “36,000 Feet Under The Sea” The New Yorker https://bit.ly/2Z0KCte 1:01:40 “Re-Wilding” With Wes Siler https://bit.ly/3cvWNCi 1:01:50 Indefinitely Wild https://bit.ly/2Wxxv1n 1:05:35 Wes’ Overland Ford Ranger https://bit.ly/2Lshmnf
