parryl

cool stuff . can you make one for me ?

if you look to sell your movement , pls let me know ?

thanks

can you advise where to get Gen crystal . its a tropic 21 correct ?

sweet

you are right

this is the post that got my excited on this watch http://sg-roc.com/showthread.php?t=41045&highlight=Tudor+MONTE+CARLO the sub dial looks very close to me

are the photos from the dealers ? which dealers is its from ?

http://s235.photobucket.com/albums/ee305/watch_david/

its from DW photobuket

photos

thanks ,i agreed . its time to start hunting for the movement

spot this DW case 7032 . need some comments from experts here . http://cgi.ebay.com/DIY-CASE-BODY-FOR-VALJOUX-7734_W0QQitemZ230524836339QQihZ013QQcategoryZ165144QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem#ht_1619wt_1137

great straps . where can i get it ? http://i656.photobucket.com/albums/uu282/ksarchitect/6263T.jpg

i didnt know you are a daytona fan . can you share more information on the brown dials ? thanks

i like what pre-V has http://www.repgeek.com/showthread.php?t=113967 http://i46.photobucket.com/albums/f107/sennsi/Repgeek%20Sales/DW6263-012.jpg

have you read this thread yet ?

reading on this great info . some photos would be better

addicted +1

wow great display

thanks for the write up .

after reading about Seiko SNKF11K1 also known as "Big Freaking Seiko". by markotu i have alway been on a look out for nice seiko watches http://www.replica-watch.info/vb/showthread.php/my-new-seiko-little-pictorial-52578.html i Just stumbled across this one...today Panerai shape case look alike Model: SNN213P1 -Case diameter: 44mm -Thickness: 11.5mm -Water resist: 100m -Case material: sand blasted stainless steel -Strap: black nylon -Movement: Seiko quartz chrono 7T94 -Crystal: Hardlex -Luminous hands and markers

taken from here Tudor Chrono review The Legacy: The Tudor Homeplate is for me one of the most iconic watches of the 70th. And you can feel it in all its design and colours. Like the Newman dials it had a lot of details. The orange is a very dominant colour in the design. As is the grey. The combination with the black subdials gives it a lot of depth. Iconic is the shape of the indexes. The refer to the baseball homeplates. That's how it got his name. But it's also called Porsche-dial. The references where 7031 and 7032. One with steel and one with bakelite bezel. For the new one the bakelite bezel was the reference. There was also a black dial version. Like the new one now. It is ultra rare and supposed to be a first series made for Asia market first. As far as I was told. 2 collector friends own such a watch. They are truly magical.

found this information on the Tudor Monter carlo 1st generation (left 7032/0) Ref No. : 7031/0 (fixed bezel) and 7032/0 (steel bezel) Production Year ~ early 1970's S/N ~ likely 75xxxx to 76xxxx Movement : valjoux 7734 manual 2nd generation (middle 7169/0) Ref No. : 7149/0 (fixed bezel), 7159/0 (steel bezel), 7169/0 (rotable bezel) Production Year ~ early to mid/late 70's S/N ~ likely 75xxxx to 76xxxx Movement : valjoux 234 manual 3rd generation (right 94300) Ref No. : 94200 (or 9420/0) (fixed bezel), 94300 (or 9430/0) (steel bezel), 94210 (or 9421/0) (rotable bezel) Production Year ~ mid/late 70's to late 80's S/N ~ likely 88xxxx to 26xxxx Movement : valjoux 7750 automatic

Hi , i am looking for this watch . can any one advise on what to look out for ?