Snowflake Tudor Sub

[alterego]

I have always wonder what's so special about the Tudor Snowflake and why so many look for it for adding it to their collections.

I particularly feel much closer to the conventional dial and hands,  than the blunt shape of hour markers  and hour hand in the flake.

[panerai153]

Certainly to each his own. The snowflakes are and important part of Tudor history, and most Tudor collectors feel like their Tudor collection is not complete without a Snowflake or two. Snowflakes were also among a select few watches that were issued to military units. The Snowflake was issued to the French Navy (MN)<br />I have several Tudors, a couple of reps and a. Gen 9411/0 Blue Snowflake <br />Here is mine.<br /><br /><br /><br />

[fijikid]

It Tudor's main visual differentiating point to it's more famous cousin.  And, they just look way cooler.  Fat hands rule.  See vintage Squales for more evidence of this phenomenon.

[danielv2000]

They are rare, blue, different and have a distinguished history. Oh, and they have Rolex DNA.

[sgtguk]

Gotta love those hands mate, unmistakable     doesn't even have to have Tudor on the dial either...........