Hi all,
I wanted to share with you the latest piece that joined my vintage diver's theme: a Tudor Submariner ref 7928 PCG SWISS dial with the delightful feature, a brown chocolate dial!
When we strat diving into the complex world of vintage Rolex, one finds out it is not only complex but there is a maturation process. Having been exploring this world for about four years now I came to the point that the two most desirable kind of dials are either the beautiful glossy dials with gilt matkings or the so called Tropical, or chocolate dilas.
I was already lucky to own two glossy/gilt dials, one Sub and one GMT, so I had been thinking for some time about upgrading my "standard" 7928 with a more esoteric version, that is to say a pointed crown guard case and a chocolate SWISS dial.
I very much enjoy the Tudor dials. First they are more "low key" than the Rolex marking, then I like the typo, the logo, on this "rosalina" version and I also very much like the round lettering at the lower part of the dial and the chapter ring.
So after a bit of patience I encountered this one, here are the pictures:
Here it is sunbathing in the garden
Here are some closer shots of the dial:
here you can see the sexy pointed Crown guards and bevels
And here is another wristshot
To finish, here is how it takes place in the rest of the theme of the 3 hands, no date vintage divers:
Thanks for watching, this chocolate dial is particularly nice to wear in the summer sun!!!...
best
Matt