Ross Povey
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Superdome Tudor Sub....
This place has a lot of love for Tudors, so I wanted to share pics of my 94110 with a T19 superdome. Just a basic civilian issue snowflake (but a very complete set and my birth year!!) but this watch is a cracker! The faded insert matches the dial perfectly and it lives on a range of NATOs, like it's more exotic MN cousin!!
OK....and a gratuitous MN shot ;-)
Have a great Easter weekend chaps!
Ross 
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Superdome Tudor Sub....
This place has a lot of love for Tudors, so I wanted to share pics of my 94110 with a T19 superdome. Just a basic civilian issue snowflake (but a very complete set and my birth year!!) but this watch is a cracker! The faded insert matches the dial perfect...
Unusual combination of a superdomed plexy on a 94110 BUT...
It works! Yesn, I agree with you. A Blue Snowflake is a must... I have a slight preference for the No Dates, but when it comes to such a nice specimen... And the MN... MMMMMMMMmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm! Thanks for the share, Ross! Best, Nicolas
