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Just this morning, I was about to list two genuine Tudor dials. Fortunately for me, my wife talked me out of it She knew that I'd likely regret the decision and made me wise up...

One man's loss is another man's gain I wonder how many sellers will later regret their decision to part ways with their modded beauties? Hmmmmmm.....

NICE!

diesel- I bet DW can get you the right hands as well. Probably not need to paint (though that is an option as well). Not so long ago, DW was more than happy to sell me a dial, a case kit, hands or whatever else. All you need to do is ask

Personally, I'd say go for the standard dial; more plausible, in my opinion. See? I knew DW would be able to help you out

I'm very excited to see what you roll out next!! I have a feeling that when my 002A is done, my Rolex collection may be subject to a significant decrease in wrist time...

Dirk has also posted this as well, however... There's no way to tell if the watch has a T SWISS T or T-SWISS-T dial based on the serial and millesimation number (you just need to look at the dial, the shape of the indexes and what's written below the 6). Here's how to tell if a watch is a real pre-A. There must be a logic relationship between the serial (BB) and millesimation number in all 3 cases. OP6500 are PAM 1-2-3-4-9-10 that were produced before the insertion of the 400x OP6501 Mare Nostrum serial numbers. The last 4 digits of the serail number must be the same as the last 4 digits of the millesimation number. Example: BB970305 0305/1000 OP6502 are PAM 1-2-3-4-9-10 that were produced after the insertion of the 400x OP6501 Mare Nostrum serial numbers. Impossible to date to determine the precise point where OP6500 stops and OP6502 starts, as the OP6501 doesn't have a millesimation-number. Without A-prefix: the serial number is 400 higher than the millesimation number. Example: BB971295 0895/1000 With A-prefix: the serial number is 1400 higher than the millesimation nuber and Marina-models retained /1000 as suffix. Ends somewehere below the BB971700-mark. Example: BB971539 A0139/1000 A couple of genuine pre-A watches have been observed with T SWISS T dial (can be a dial switch/upgrade during service or a pre-production prototype) and T-SWISS-T dials were observed on a dozen or so later normal A and B- series watches. The bolded text above is the basis for my inquiry

DW will sell parts for the 7750 based 6263/5 Shouldn't be a problem at all. Just need to specify what you're looking for...

Was recently at a local sushi restaurant here in Denver and saw 4 during the course of my meal. One was actually on the wrist of one of the wait staff

Try DW? I know he has 7750 dials for the 6263/5...

You need the silver dial!

Yikes! No joke! Pelosi is one scary bish!

Installing the dial was easy enough, but the tube is hindering me from enjoying this one on a more regular basis. I need Ziggy's help with his lathe, methinks...

A serial with dimple: D serial with dimple:

Sweet!

Caseback fit with zero hassle

Jimmy case with DSN back: Case obtained with kruzer's help...

When wearing long sleeve button down shirts, my sleeves are usually rolled. Except when I'm wearing a suit

That is awesome! Great stuff!

LMAO! rep Diplomas?!

I'm quite excited to see the completion of mine as well, DL. Can't wait to strap this one to my wrist!

Great pic and trio! Very nice!

I just can't stop looking at mine! FGD has done a great job with these in my opinion! I love the slightly recessed indicies!

That's a gorgeous strap, K!

Think I'll go with a Nauti for Fri as well... Snowflake for Sat: El Primero for Sun: Or maybe vintage SM300?