Help please with Tudor Snowflake purchase

[Tempusfugitus]

I'm buying the pictured Tudor a Snowflake 9411/0 shortly. Do any of the Tudor experts see anything odd about the auto rotor? I can't find another example of this style of printing on it. Most seem to have engraving with a different style completely. I am a bit worried that the rotor is aftermarket or even that the whole movement is suspect.

I am paying good money so want to be sure.

I would really appreciate any input. Many thanks

[RCAFBuster]

I have this exact same type on a 1978 Tudor Submariner. It is legit.
Buster

[Tempusfugitus]

Great thanks. Couldn't find other examples.

Just as well as the deal is done!

[AndyGB]

Originally Posted by Tempusfugitus

Great thanks. Couldn't find other examples.

Just as well as the deal is done!

Exact same rotor on my 9411/0. Enjoy.

[Vincent65]

It's the type used on the later 9411/0s. Mine is from c1976 (serial 845***) and looks like this, attached. Whether yours is period-correct depends on the age of the watch, I'd think. It's probably fine, but it's also possible that the auto rotor was replaced, if it's an earlier model, like mine.

[Wing Zero]

That insert is sweet and fat.

[linesiders]

Very nice watch!

I believe 77/78 had some movements with less finishing touches - normal and nothing to worry about. Ususally the print is black, this looks to have morphed into blue


And here is my late 79 937,xxx movement



And similar insert - almost as fat

Originally Posted by Wing Zero

That insert is sweet and fat.

Yes, killer insert!

[05carbondrz]

I have never seen a kissing 40 Blue Tudor insert before.

[linesiders]

Originally Posted by 05carbondrz

I have never seen a kissing 40 Blue Tudor insert before.

There are some out there and they look spectacular.

Mine below, if not kissing is at least softly whispering in her ear

[Tempusfugitus]

Thanks for all the further contributions guys. So impressed with the expertise here as always. Really looking forward to this one inbound early next week.

[Tempusfugitus]

...and here it is after a sympathetic service, a plexi polish and a new lume pip.



Nicer in the flesh than in the sale photos. Thanks to all for the advice