chippyfly
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Tudor 7934 movement
I said earlier that when I receive the Rolex case die, I would photograph the movement of my recent addition. So here it is: 64 years old and there are plenty of jewellers' marks inside the case back as evidence of long term care. I am still none the wiser about the calibre of the movement, which appears simple and robust. Perhaps an expert can enlighten me please? I assume the lift angle is 52º.
Clive
64 years old
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Vintage Tudor just received
I share my latest acquisition for interest. Had not intended buying more watches but you all know the pangs of addiction until the target is achieved? Tudor Oyster Royal reference 7934 dating from 1955 and serviced intensively at a Rolex AD by a previous ...
Very nice vintage Tudor.
Mine is of a similar age, works well and is worn regularly. Regards Kev. ...
Thanks Kev. I like the black dial on yours.
I quite like a manual wind on a vintage watch because I know when it is fully wound and it is easier to adjust regulation without having to remove/avoid the rotor assembly, which I do not want to remove myself. Clive
Tudor 7934 movement
I said earlier that when I receive the Rolex case die, I would photograph the movement of my recent addition. So here it is: 64 years old and there are plenty of jewellers' marks inside the case back as evidence of long term care. I am still none the wise...
