twon1212

I currently acquiring parts for a franken tudor sub, but I am interested in an AP assembled for me also. Count me in. twon12 (tony).

Is there any forum members that do movement repair work? twon1212

I am looking for information and insights about this movement. I own both, but would only like use one for my current franken 5512 build. twon12

I found an interesting topic discussion on the movement. You may want to read if movement consideration is on your list when purchasing a watch. http://www.tz-uk.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=79121&p=819565

Freddy333, I appreciate the insights. The movement I was interested in purchasing is an old Tudor Caliber 1156. But, I am going to stick with the 2836.2 for my franken tudor build.

Which would work better. Gen Tudor Eta 2452 or Gen Eta 2836 to fit a Yuki 5512/5513 watch case, and will there be a problem with using a yuki dial? Any insights will be greatly appreciated. twon1212

I am building a franken tudor, and would like input from the resident experts if a gen caliber 1156 that is 27.3mm in diameter would fit into an MBK/MBW or Yuki 5513 watch case. tony

BK, Is one of the rare, and few, modder that cares about customer satisfaction. I purchased a BK WM9 YM, I am beyond pleased with the after service sale. I've had the opposite experience with one of the drop shippers, and I've decided only to go through BK for my Rolex watches. twon12 Repgeek-heard546

I am building a fraken Tudor Submariner,and plan on purchasing a Yuki 5513 watch case. The question I have is what movement will fit (ETA or Sellita or Gen Tudor)? Parts Acquired thus far Yuki Rolex 5513 dial (having professional refinished as Tudor) Gen Tropic Sapphire Crystal Yuki snow flake hands thanks, twon1212

Stilty, I appreciate your feedback. It confirms my decision to go with a sellita movement for my fraken tudor project. And specially, it's a gen swiss movement to the exact same measurements as eta for less the price for a eta 2824-2. From the additional research I've read Sellita is going to fill the void of eta is creating, as well as, expand its movement portfolio and go after more mid and luxury tier brands. It's going to get interesting since Sellita used do some work for eta. [quote name=stilty' date='08 September 2009 - 10:33 PM' timestamp='1252474402' post='718343] A few other brands are already using Sellita. Oris comes to mind. The patents are expired for the ETA's, so Sellita is free to produce the identical movement. From what I understand, they are true Swiss Made movements, unlike Eta. What is interesting, is they are 26 jewel movements, while the ETA is 25. I haven't looked into it any further as the where they place the extra jewel. There are a few that are on ebay, but I have yet to see them listed at any of the material houses. I emailed Sellita a while ago, and was told that they only supply OEM and do not sell individual movements. I am considering buying one, as I find the Sea-gull Eta versions so-so. If you can find one, buy one. I'm sure you won't go wrong.

Longtime member, first posting on a topic. I am building a franken tudor, and have been searching for a gen tudor movement. I've been visiting various rolex forums, and recently read that Rolex has been purchasing/stocking up on various Sellita models to fill future Tudor product lines. I am wondering if anyone else has read/researched this topic? Or, have used one of the company movements in a watch? I am strongly considering purchasing the SW200 (Same as ETA 2824-2)for my project. Any feedback would be helpful. tony

I just read the review in Insync watch magazine, and the lume on this watch should be blue. The article goes over the full specs, and what makes this model different from prior submariners. tony

I have a Tudor Sub project in progress, but not sure where to start looking for a dial. Can your or someone on this post provide me some possible sourcing options. twon1212

While researching aftermarket parts for a tudor project I came across a few sites and thought I would share it with you guys. http://www.ewatchparts.com/index.php?main_page=index&cPath=21 http://www.time-repairs.com/watchrepair/TudorPriceGuide.htm http://stores.shop.ebay.com.sg/Clark-Watch-Parts__W0QQ_armrsZ1 http://shop.vendio.com/rmolchadsky/item/976180727/?s=1249372562 (Movement parts) -tony

Would any of the Sandoz watch model work in creating a Tudor? I am a big fan of Tudor, and would like to add to a nice one to my collection. -tony