Vintage Tudor Movement Check

[Old Expat Beast]

Can anyone tell me if this Tudor Prince Oysterdate movement looks right for a II/60 caseback please?

thanks very much,

Adam

[linesiders]

What movement # is under the balance wheel?

Looks like a good Tudor ETA movement with the right gold trim (regulator, wheel) but not sure if for II/60 is appropriate or not (just don't know - never personally had anything in that range, just older and newer :) )

[Old Expat Beast]

Thanks. Unfortunately this is the only pic I have. Do you think the rotor looks ok for early 1960s? I was wondering if it might be a more modern one.

[Old Expat Beast]

Here's the front end...

[linesiders]

Doing a quick search shows that rotor on some 59 & 60 7966

[Old Expat Beast]

Thank you

[linesiders]

[Old Expat Beast]

My only slight concern with the dial is that the 11 o'clock marker looks like it might have shifted slightly to the right (note the dirty outline to the left, if you look closely).

[andromeda160]

Originally Posted by Old Expat Beast

My only slight concern with the dial is that the 11 o'clock marker looks like it might have shifted slightly to the right (note the dirty outline to the left, if you look closely).

I can see that now, I'd ask for a close up. could be a reflection of the marker but I think you're right.

[Old Expat Beast]

Originally Posted by andromeda160

I can see that now, I'd ask for a close up. could be a reflection of the marker but I think you're right.

Thanks Greg. It shows on other pics too.