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K- No worries about that movement holder. That one is fine to keep. It was the El Primero one that I couldn't part with... Since I'd need it to send my Dayto movements in for service and what not :)

I need to check my parts bin... I may have a 93150 hollow linker somewhere....

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K- No worries about that movement holder. That one is fine to keep. It was the El Primero one that I couldn't part with... Since I'd need it to send my Dayto movements in for service and what not :)

I need to check my parts bin... I may have a 93150 hollow linker somewhere....

Cool. And thanks for the gesture on the 93150.....but my first born is spoken for......Momma ain't lettin' go :p

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congrats JAG !! Ubi Rocks !!

if Ubi dosen't have a hollow link I'm sure I got one someplace, and I still have to send you those other items..

Live Strong and Wear it Well

A~C

Lani

You know, I was just thinkin'.......the only way this Tudor could be improved(other than a 93150), would be to watch the time pass enjoying a well aged Cuban.......err.......um, cigar of course.........excuse me as I wipe the saliva from the keyboard SNbl chjgsd cglqnafgaliesdbPS:OdcwiGP:qwebvda>b zj.....SORRY ABOUT THAT

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This is my next grail watch !!!

I love the triangle indices :wub:

Bravissimo to K. and Ubi. :D

You put togheter a great Tudor again.

I saw one (gen) for sale and it states 38 MM.

Is any of you in agreement that is is 38 MM.

I wore one once (Jetsons's) and it felt exactly like a sub.

edit to say: I'd love to help with a 93150 link but I'm still wondering where to get a good rep of the bracelet!

If a "whatever ref" hollow link can help...I'm pretty sure I can find one here though.

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This is my next grail watch !!!

I love the triangle indices :wub:

Bravissimo to K. and Ubi. :D

You put togheter a great Tudor again.

I saw one (gen) for sale and it states 38 MM.

Is any of you in agreement that is is 38 MM.

I wore one once (Jetsons's) and it felt exactly like a sub.

edit to say: I'd love to help with a 93150 link but I'm still wondering where to get a good rep of the bracelet!

If a "whatever ref" hollow link can help...I'm pretty sure I can find one here though.

Thanks for the offer, I'll let you know if we come up empty......of course I could always use a spare to basterdize.

As for size, 38mm is w/o CG's and yes, same size as the regular sub. Tudor made a mid-size at 36mm and a Mini at 34mm.

kurt.

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Thanks for the offer, I'll let you know if we come up empty......of course I could always use a spare to basterdize.

As for size, 38mm is w/o CG's and yes, same size as the regular sub. Tudor made a mid-size at 36mm and a Mini at 34mm.

kurt.

Thanks a lot Kurt.

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how much does the gen of these costs and how much would a franken cost? if i decided to do 1 r u up for it ubi? like maybe next month or something :D

So far my costs are considerably different.

Prices of Tudors have gone up while the Rolex Subs have gone down (especially vintage).

My latest one was a trade of a Rolex Exp II for the Tudor Sub. Market value of the Exp II is around $2700 right now.

I am in the process of making a franken No CG Tudor sub that uses a gen refinished rose dial, a gen Tudor 2784 movement, and an MBW case.

So far my cost is hovering around $400 for the parts. Keep in mind though that a Tudor marked 2784 High beat will cost substantially more then a 2783 slower beat. If I wanted to go extreme and put an unfinished original dial, for a snowflake, those can cost around $300 and up. A triangle dial like what is on the one above can be had for as low as $50 up to $200.

My new MBW Franken-dor.

Thanks R,

I owe you.

Great watch. Not a big fan of the triangle date dials but the no date triangle dials are great. What type of ETA are you using?

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So far my costs are considerably different.

Prices of Tudors have gone up while the Rolex Subs have gone down (especially vintage).

My latest one was a trade of a Rolex Exp II for the Tudor Sub. Market value of the Exp II is around $2700 right now.

I am in the process of making a franken No CG Tudor sub that uses a gen refinished rose dial, a gen Tudor 2784 movement, and an MBW case.

So far my cost is hovering around $400 for the parts. Keep in mind though that a Tudor marked 2784 High beat will cost substantially more then a 2783 slower beat. If I wanted to go extreme and put an unfinished original dial, for a snowflake, those can cost around $300 and up. A triangle dial like what is on the one above can be had for as low as $50 up to $200.

Great watch. Not a big fan of the triangle date dials but the no date triangle dials are great. What type of ETA are you using?

Do you have a particular source for dials, or just hunting on the Bay?

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