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Originally Posted by horophile1

Greetings! New to the Rolex Forums community! In light of the recent acquisition of my first Rolex "family" timepiece, a vintage Tudor, I now have the burning desire to discuss all things Rolex/Tudor! (Undoubtedly, the first Rolex is coming; could be years away, but the fever cannot be cured!) I've been passionate about all things watch-related (and Rolex in particular) since I was about 10 or 11!

Now, on to the good stuff!

Tudor Serial #1751xx
[likely a 1986 model; I've no papers--only based upon serial number, and clasp code: K6]
Prince Oysterdate Auto, Ref. 75204
Mvmt: ETA 2824, 25 jewels, hacking, TUDOR (w/shield) engraved on embellished rotor; also engraved on bridge: "25 Jewels Swiss Made; Auto Prince"
Materials: SS 34-mm (w/o crown) case with fluted 14k white gold bezel; Rolex-signed 5.3-mm crown; raised acrylic crystal; caseback engraving/w Rolex coronet: "Original Oyster Case by Rolex Geneva" (caseback interior: "Montres Tudor S.A. Geneva Switzerland Stainless Steel 74000 CRS"); SS bracelet (jubilee-style) #6248-19, #597 endlinks; clasp hinge stamped with "TUDOR Watch Co., Ltd. Geneva, Switzerland" (as well as #'s previously mentioned); clasp is stamped with Tudor shield.
Dial/Hands: Silver dial with Tudor shield at "12"; bâtonnet (stick) polished SS? markers and luminous SS? hands; lume pip found at end of each marker (lume still glows, albeit somewhat faintly!); text: TUDOR Prince Oysterdate (top portion), Rotor Self-Winding (bottom portion); "Swiss" beneath "6" marker.

Obtained from upstanding seller on eBay (seller personally sent photos, per my request before purchasing--for verification, of the serial number on "6" lugs). Again, no papers or original box, but service dates inscribed on inside of caseback.

Originally Posted by Masher

Hi listed below is the Tudor watch. Wanted to know
Any info please.

TUDOR PRINCESS 92313
SERIAL No: B533409
YEAR 1993
Self winding mechanical movement
Any info would be great

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Pictures are always of interest to go along with the inquiries...!