Complete Service - 1960's Tudor (Rolex) Oysterdate 7992

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  • Опубликовано: 19 янв 2025

Комментарии • 14

  • @royowens6427
    @royowens6427 Год назад +1

    Wonderful!! Amazing job, and I look forward to watching again. Thanks 😊

  • @49txhunter
    @49txhunter 3 года назад +2

    Great job. This watch is even more beautiful on the inside.

  • @pipodorologio1648
    @pipodorologio1648 3 года назад +1

    absolutely stunning....looking forward to your next overhaul

  • @qasemalmosti6116
    @qasemalmosti6116 2 года назад +1

    A very beautiful watch

  • @ko-bak
    @ko-bak 3 года назад +1

    congratulations dude

  • @FellowFilo
    @FellowFilo 2 года назад +1

    Bellissima!

  • @darcybrawataakaontariostac6835
    @darcybrawataakaontariostac6835 2 года назад +1

    Hanging the main spring like that does it stretch it any

  • @alexjobs
    @alexjobs 2 года назад +1

    Top

  • @joeskeptical4762
    @joeskeptical4762 2 года назад

    *Not a Rolex 1575 obviously (an automatic caliber) used in the 60s for DateJust models, but is this an ETA or other movement obtained from outside the Wilsdorf companies, OR did Tudor or Rolex make this movement?*

    • @Subiemal
      @Subiemal 2 года назад +2

      ETA didn’t exist back in the 1960s. That was post quartz crisis.
      It was known as FHF then Eterna in that era. This particular watch is late 1968+ as the Tudor rose design changed over to more the shield style.

  • @darcybrawataakaontariostac6835
    @darcybrawataakaontariostac6835 2 года назад +1

    Can a Tudor be as pricy as a Rolex

    • @Chris_the_Muso
      @Chris_the_Muso 2 года назад +2

      Not usually. They were meant to be (more) affordable. They are fine watches mostly using ETA movements that were finished by Tudor. They produced a range of watches, some of which were still quite expensive.

    • @seikoskx
      @seikoskx 2 года назад

      But these vintage watches are growing interest absolutely stunning

    • @Subiemal
      @Subiemal 2 года назад

      Tudor used Rolex (wilsdorf) manufactured Oyster cases. Hence the “oyster” in the name.
      The dials were also made in the wilsdorf factory. They just used off the shelf FHF then Eterna movements which later became ETA.
      Many Tudor models are worth far more then rolex’s due to rarity. An example is the Tudor Snowflake Submariner. Or any Tudor Submariner for that matter will be worth comparatively more then a rolex submariner due to less being made as the price wasn’t much different to rolex by that point.