Question tudor miyota8215 vs a2824

[Luis83]

Hello I have a quick question friends, I need your opinion. I am currently in the middle of a dilem between the "bb58 39mm A2824" or the "BB heritage 41mm miyota 8215" which one do you prefer and why? Thanks to the aficionados for enlightening me

 

[dangerdan3]

I’d go with the BB58. The size for me is perfect and Tudor have a strong history using ETA movements so even though a 2824 base never featured in a BB58, it’s still a decent nod to the structure they used.

 

[Luis83]

I’d go with the BB58. The size for me is perfect and Tudor have a strong history using ETA movements so even though a 2824 base never featured in a BB58, it’s still a decent nod to the structure they used.

thank you sir

 

[Luis83]

I’d go with the BB58. The size for me is perfect and Tudor have a strong history using ETA movements so even though a 2824 base never featured in a BB58, it’s still a decent nod to the structure they used.

Thank you for this information I will go on the A2824 in principle for the second stop and the cadence, as miyota has the 8215 for the bb (to my knowledge ...) and that a GEN ETA would be quite good in the future in the event of a breakdown. sorry for english best regards luis

 

[dangerdan3]

Thank you for this information I will go on the A2824 in principle for the second stop and the cadence, as miyota has the 8215 for the bb (to my knowledge ...) and that a GEN ETA would be quite good in the future in the event of a breakdown. sorry for english best regards luis

Your english is fine Luis, no need to apologise.
I agree with your plan. I had a Black Bay “ETA” from ZF that I fitted with a genuine ETA 2824 and it was a great watch. Keeping things in the same family makes modding very easy.

 

[Luis83]

speaking of modding, do you think this is a zf watch that deserves to be Franken?