Why so many catch and release Tudor Black Bays?

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I consider myself to be lucky in that even if I spot a flaw, I can very happily live with the watch as it is.

I know someday it'll be serviced or fixed or modded, and I'll attack the problem then, no big deal.

One thing for me is that in good pictures the watches are something like 4 times life size, and we can see all these gorgeous details about the hands, and the dial.

And when you get it, and it's watch sized, you have to look closely to see all those details, and you realise that looking at it normally, once you can't see all those details, left with the rest, it's actually a pretty boring watch.

And so gets flipped.