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Daniel23456
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Tudor Snowflakes - let’s see them?
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Janne2000
·My old 9411/0
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WatchVaultNYC
·I have a blue 7021 incoming, wish me luck!
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hugo2703
·Hard to look at this thread! Need a clean no date black dial snowflake!
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holnave
·Saw this in the shop and I’m in love. Ya got the red triangle just like Bond’s Sub!
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Clockworld
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fergusm
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DRjre086
·What a pleasure
The blue no date snowflake is definitely on my grail list. The only Tudor I would ever have to own, besides maybe a Home plate Monte Carlo of course 😉
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crl848
·New addition to the flakefam
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Theluglife
·I have a question for the snowflake sub owners. I recently became an owner of a vintage watch and have quickly come to realise that they are a little more high maintenance than a "new" watch. Don't get me wrong, I love my vintage watches but I do sometimes find that I can wear my newer watches and not worry about them but I worry a little more with the vintage ones. Given that Tudor has some very nice pieces available now (BB, BB58, pelagos) and maybe even a new sub (fingers crossed for Basel 2019!!),
would some of you existing owners, be tempted by the simplicity of trading in for a new tudor and cash for other watches?
I only ask because a Tudor snowflake is very high on my grail watch list and I am wondering if the ownership experience will live up to the expectation.
would some of you existing owners, be tempted by the simplicity of trading in for a new tudor and cash for other watches?
I only ask because a Tudor snowflake is very high on my grail watch list and I am wondering if the ownership experience will live up to the expectation.
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sturosen
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redzer007
·I have a question for the snowflake sub owners. I recently became an owner of a vintage watch and have quickly come to realise that they are a little more high maintenance than a "new" watch. Don't get me wrong, I love my vintage watches but I do sometimes find that I can wear my newer watches and not worry about them but I worry a little more with the vintage ones. Given that Tudor has some very nice pieces available now (BB, BB58, pelagos) and maybe even a new sub (fingers crossed for Basel 2019!!),
would some of you existing owners, be tempted by the simplicity of trading in for a new tudor and cash for other watches?
I only ask because a Tudor snowflake is very high on my grail watch list and I am wondering if the ownership experience will live up to the expectation.
Depends on what your after, for me the bb58 ticks a lot of boxes and I can wear it pretty much every day. I don't have many super old pieces but the bb means I can leave my older (25 years to 50 years) ones in the watch box more often. My bb58 is also super accurate, gained less than 5 sec in a month
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hungdangnguyen23
·would some of you existing owners, be tempted by the simplicity of trading in for a new tudor and cash for other watches?
I don't have either so I'm going completely armchair QB on this one - but I would never trade a vintage Tudor Sub for a BB58. You can get the BB58 easily today on the secondary market, prices are starting to come down on it. Good luck finding a Tudor Sub in good condition at a reasonable price, and by reasonable I mean under $5K.
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WatchVaultNYC
·Just arrived, far better than expected
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crl848
·Black and blue
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