Tudor still are. Rolex uses in-house movements, Tudor uses ebauche movements. Still built by Rolex however.Quote:
Originally Posted by Barry
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Tudor still are. Rolex uses in-house movements, Tudor uses ebauche movements. Still built by Rolex however.Quote:
Originally Posted by Barry
Yay! No date to set
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The rotor within the face is part of the self wind mechanism & spins when you move.Quote:
Originally Posted by struth
expensive by looks of it.. :)
Owes me about a ton I think? I’m going to be moving some of my larger Invictas on & replace them with smaller models, the big ones are only comfortable to wear if you can get the bracelet to fit exactly.
I uploaded to Watchfinder this morning some pictures of the Tudor.
Got this reply from them:
"Thank you for your recent enquiry — unfortunately, we won't be making an offer to purchase the watch listed below (reference 2957***) at this time."
My thoughts, not very helpful.
Quite, I'm surprised.Quote:
Originally Posted by spendorman
I was given the watch, must be well over 30 years ago and have no receipt or papers. Perhaps this has something to do with it.
I feel that I should reply to their message, but not sure what to say.
Like yourself I'd be interested to know why, perhaps just ask that?Quote:
Originally Posted by spendorman
Last person I dealt with there was Richard Brockman (richard.brockman@watchfinder.co.uk) when I was making enquiries about trading in one of my Rolexes and he advised me to hang on to it because values were rising.