imrootbeer7
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Great advice here
the dials were made in a notoriously bad period for qc at Tudor. Many dials now are left with sloppy lume or have been relumed (badly). But, if you find a good one, they wear large and have great wrist presence. Just remember they are manual wind!
Advice about Tudor Monte Carlo 7169/0
Hi I'm very interested in a Tudor Monte Carlo 7169/0. I would be happy to have clues and advices from the members. Could a moderator tell me if it is allowed to post a link for a Chrono24 ad? What I want is advices about the watch, not about the price. Th...
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Here is a correct one, except the bracelet. ...
I've owned one Tudor and it didn't stay. I love the look of this model but the pictures attached seem to have sloppy lume issues...
and I've never been impressed with the seemingly second tier look of Tudor compared to Rolex. Good luck in your research.
The best advise I can give you
is not to purchase or commit to purchase a watch unless it is 100% verified by an expert/friend you trust. These watches are relatively rare , but it is even rarer to find a watch is all original and haven't been manipulated, Watches can be genuine, with ...
Great advice here
the dials were made in a notoriously bad period for qc at Tudor. Many dials now are left with sloppy lume or have been relumed (badly). But, if you find a good one, they wear large and have great wrist presence. Just remember they are manual wind!
Yeah!
Light, thin, superwearable! Every time my friend allows me, I take it for a spin!
As imrootbeer7 has pointed out...
It is difficult to find one with the original dial amd hands, most have them replaced. And with the original screw-down pushers, well, almost impossible!
Maybe I'm wrong but the 7031//00
Is really thin compared to all the newer Tudor chronographs!