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WOW!!! Great post!...
I love them all, and although I'd love a 5508, there is something about the 7922 face that I love - and thats the subtle way all the writing and Tudor rose always appear nicely 'faded' (if thats the correct word). More descreet, just waiting to be noticed by the purists!
That is a very special model you have.
And I'd never thought about the connection of the small/large crown 100m/200m connection before - thanks for that extra piece of education!!
Great post, lovely photos as usual.
cheers Tony
(I've been quiet recently - after trip to Le Mans 24hr, I had business in Houston and Qatar, just getting back into normal life now, and catching up with the Purists posts!!)
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A few pictures on the Tudor 7922.
When you say No Crown Guards, Submariner, you always think about Rolex, the 6204, 6205, 6536, and 5508. But there is another Submariner we almost never mention: The Tudor 7922. This Reference had the particularity to come with a small crown and with a big...
very nice indeed!
a watch for the advanced collector! thanks for the beautiful pictures, would be nice to see it next to a nice 6536 cousin! Matt
7922, 6536, and maybe a 6538 are in my list, just to close the theme. ;)
BUT the " reasonable " way is to add this 7922 to my Rolex 5508... Or to my 7924, as both combinations work. Best, Nicolas
Fantastic shots......
a grail for me!! I'd love the full line-up - 7922, 7923 & 7924!! A while away though! Ross :)
Well, the 7922 and 24 are really tough to find, but the 7923 is just
An impossible mission. How many of us were lucky enough to have seen this ref in the flesh??? Best, and thanks for the kind words, Ross! Nicolas
Aaah if torture could always be as good as that, I would happily rewrite
The Geneva Convention. :) Best, Nicolas
Quite probably THE finest example I have ever seen. Breathtaking...literally , thanks for
sharing such a magnificent piece with us. Best Imran
Hola Nicolas! ... I´ll take the "two for the price of one" 5508 offer!!
... LOL! Well, I wish to have an opportunity of finding an example of a non guards Tudor, as pretty as those you show here! Beautiful watches all of them, both the Tudors, and the two 5508!! Thanks for sharing my friend! Un abrazo desde las humedas Pampas...
It is much easy to get a Rolex 5508, Hermano.
But these no crown guard Tudor have really something, indeed. Charm, character, their only problem is their rarity. Un fuerte abrazo, Amigo. Nicolas
WOW!!! Great post!...
I love them all, and although I'd love a 5508, there is something about the 7922 face that I love - and thats the subtle way all the writing and Tudor rose always appear nicely 'faded' (if thats the correct word). More descreet, just waiting to be noticed...
Not mine, sadly, but very high in my wish list.
Love the passed writings, more discrete than what we usually see on Submariners. Love the general allure of this watch. Hope that one day, I will be able to get it! Welcome back home, Tony! Nicolas
Nice very nice..............
And that may I add is an..................... understatement :) One day I hope to see some of these glorious pieces.
I wish I will be able to show it to you, my friend.
That would mean that I'd get it! :) But it is one if my targets, for sure. Best, Tony. Nicolas