amanico
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Tudor Submariner 7923. A true rare bird.
How many were made, I don't know, but I only saw 4 on the net, and one in the metal.
This is the 5th one we can find on the net, photographed by Phillips:
The only Submariner with a manual winding movement.
Best,
Nicolas
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Tudor Submariner 7923. A true rare bird.
How many were made, I don't know, but I only saw 4 on the net, and one in the metal. This is the 5th one we can find on the net, photographed by Phillips: The only Submariner with a manual winding movement. Best, Nicolas ...
Very nice!
Does it have a screw down crown? That might be slightly inconvenient with a manually wound movement - which I guess is part of the reason why most are automatic.
Did not ever know about this model until I did more research...
UBER rare indeed and super cool considering all the Subs ever made with only this model having a manual winding movement. No idea how it went so low yesterday during the Phillips auction in HK. From what I have read and seen, thought it would have gone mu...