Tudor MN74 movement

[996marty]

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Just wanted to check with the experts that this movement looks correct for the reference 7016

Thanks in advance

[Dom9]

Looks good to me, if a little 'dirty' and blurry (balance) in the pics. Never seen that movement faked or that style of rotor engraving faked. Are you able to get a pic of the 2483 engraving to confirm it's not an alternative 24XX dressed up?

Adding an MN74 to the collection? Look forward to more pics!

[996marty]

Originally Posted by Dom9

Looks good to me, if a little 'dirty' and blurry (balance) in the pics. Never seen that movement faked or that style of rotor engraving faked. Are you able to get a pic of the 2483 engraving to confirm it's not an alternative 24XX dressed up?

Adding an MN74 to the collection? Look forward to more pics!

Thanks for your thoughts Dom
Let’s just say that watch to me would be my grail watch and I’d be done.

[linesiders]

Rotor looks OK - underside of CGs does not for a 74 - LOUSY photos

[alwayshere]

Originally Posted by Dom9

Looks good to me, if a little 'dirty' and blurry (balance) in the pics. Never seen that movement faked or that style of rotor engraving faked. Are you able to get a pic of the 2483 engraving to confirm it's not an alternative 24XX dressed up?

Adding an MN74 to the collection? Look forward to more pics!

That movement type has definitely being faked before. Not this specific watch just to be clear but I have seen it. Its usually just a standard 2450 and they engrave the rotor.

[Dom9]

Originally Posted by alwayshere

That movement type has definitely being faked before. Not this specific watch just to be clear but I have seen it. Its usually just a standard 2450 and they engrave the rotor.

I had hoped I'd covered that with my "dressed up" bit, but agreed.

This one seems fine but I'd want more pics.