Tudor 76100 Submariner full set
Year: 1987

Bracelet: Tudor 9315 / 380B endlinks, full length 13 parts, diver extention. fits up to 19-20cm arm, Claspcode: L4, indicates production year 1987

Dial: Original perfect matt black dial cream white to light yellow color patina depending on light. with datewheel original in silver color. All tritium material on dial and hands no longer bright.

Bezel: Very sharp edges bezel, installed black color insert with tritium pearl.

Hands: Original "Lollipop" hour hand, many 76100 watches have changed to Mercedes hand, but this has its original hour hand.

Crown: Rolex signed

Case: Very clean, serial number and 76100 clearly visable, look at pictures

Caseback: Original 76100 with Rolex text. has got plastic sticker for protection only

Movement: Automatic ETA 2824-2 with date, very clean
Serial number: 193xxx

Servicehistory: Unknown, but keeps good time, ETA movement is not expensive to service. Has been in banksafe and not used much at all.

Accessories: Original Box, tags, warranty card with correct serial number, warranty language card, plastic tudor holder, 76100 sticker.

Normal scratches on the case and the bracelet, look at the pictures, i have tried to take them in good light to show everything honestly, and pictures show everything, when it is on the arm is looks amazing

True Collectors watch and perfect for another decade in the safe


Price: 5800Euro / 7150US dollars + Shipping cost
Located in EU

Return policy: Yes if something is wrong in the describtion
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If you have questions feel free to write PM, thank you !

 

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Very nice lollipop, GLWS!

 

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Nice watch, good luck with the sale.

Just so you know, 76100 came originally with both lollipop and mercedes hands, so not all mercedes hand 76100s are replacements. Some possibly were switched, as the lollipop is more liable to the lume falling out for obvious reasons.

I hope it gets worn and enjoyed by a careful owner rather than left in the safe.

 

Ok, thank you, do you know how rare they are with lolipop hands? And compared to Rolex how rare are they? Wich years did they produce 76100?

 

I thought lollipop hands were more common than Mercedes hands on the 76100. That's solely based on ones I've seen for sale, though. Equally, I've seen people claim it's the other way around. This discussion may interest you:

http://forums.watchuseek.com/f23/what-difference-between-tudor-76100-79090-a-3136850.html

 

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