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·This is the kinda stuff that keeps a watch “fan” with limited knowledge away from vintage. And these Tudors catch my eye as well. There is just too much tomfoolery going on with these things. It’s tough out there, high water everywhere.
I used to own a Tudor 76100, but with the blue bezel. While I'm not an expert on Tudor, there are several things here that seem surprisingly odd to me. First, I notice from your picture that this Tudor is supposed to be a "Lollipop," but the "T Swiss Made T" marking strikes me as unusual. I would have expected it to say "T Swiss T." Additionally, the font for "Submariner" looks strange compared to others I've seen. When I search "Tudor 76100 movement" on Google, there are aspects in the pictures you shared that don’t align with the many examples readily available online. As I mentioned, I'm no Tudor expert, but anyone can do some due diligence using public resources, especially since the Tudor 76100 isn’t exactly a rare piece.
They are fairly modern but in certain examples, they can look quite vintage (if that is the look you are going for).
This is the kinda stuff that keeps a watch “fan” with limited knowledge away from vintage. And these Tudors catch my eye as well. There is just too much tomfoolery going on with these things. It’s tough out there, high water everywhere.
The crown is fake as well
I used to own a Tudor 76100, but with the blue bezel. While I'm not an expert on Tudor, there are several things here that seem surprisingly odd to me. First, I notice from your picture that this Tudor is supposed to be a "Lollipop," but the "T Swiss Made T" marking strikes me as unusual. I would have expected it to say "T Swiss T." Additionally, the font for "Submariner" looks strange compared to others I've seen. When I search "Tudor 76100 movement" on Google, there are aspects in the pictures you shared that don’t align with the many examples readily available online. As I mentioned, I'm no Tudor expert, but anyone can do some due diligence using public resources, especially since the Tudor 76100 isn’t exactly a rare piece.
but anyone can do some due diligence using public resources, especially since the Tudor 76100 isn’t exactly a rare piece.
Not at all an expert, but this watch has too many red flags. I've never seen a 76100 with the T Swiss Made T placed where it is here, and the caseback, as noted, is incorrect.