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Eingram141 · 23 April 2018, 02:15 AM

So I know its generally understood that Tudor Submariners with “SWISS-T<25“ marking under the 6 are redone or no longer original. That mark was only used on Rolex Submariners while original Tudors of the same time used “TSWISST”. But this seems to be such a common “tell” on older Tudors. And it seems like its usually the 60s Subs. So my question is why was this is agreed upon as a “feature” to add if youre redoing or faking a Tudor Submariner dial?

23 April 2018, 02:15 AM	#1
Eingram141 "TRF" Member Join Date: Jul 2017 Location: New Orleans Posts: 62	Tudor Submariner with SWISS-T<25 dial... but why? So I know its generally understood that Tudor Submariners with “SWISS-T<25“ marking under the 6 are redone or no longer original. That mark was only used on Rolex Submariners while original Tudors of the same time used “TSWISST”. But this seems to be such a common “tell” on older Tudors. And it seems like its usually the 60s Subs. So my question is why was this is agreed upon as a “feature” to add if youre redoing or faking a Tudor Submariner dial?

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