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Old 25 August 2009, 10:40 PM   #31
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Regarding the Tudor Chrono with Tiger on the dial, there were some transitional models that came with Prince Date dial with Tiger on it, Prince Tudor case back but still with a Rolex crown. The serial # on some of these watches goes between B953xxx to around B954xxx. I actually own one of this beautiful pieces and will post some pics for your enjoyment.
Thanks for your info. IMO, I think it is possible for tiger chrono with rolex corwn / rolex case back at the transition period of s/n around B95x,xxx though I have not yet come across one. I have in fact come across chrono at such transition period that came with rolex crown / tudor case back and vice versa as well.
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Old 28 September 2009, 08:49 PM   #32
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Hi All,

Coming from France.
I have a Tudor sub ref 7021/0
SN 737 xxx

Which i guess is from 1969/1970 i suppose.

Can someone please confirm ?

I ve tried to bring her for a rolex service, unfortunatly they can no more service it :(
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Old 28 September 2009, 10:12 PM   #33
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Hi All,

Coming from France.
I have a Tudor sub ref 7021/0
SN 737 xxx

Which i guess is from 1969/1970 i suppose.

Can someone please confirm ?

I ve tried to bring her for a rolex service, unfortunatly they can no more service it :(
For 7021/0, there should be a year stamp inside the case back.

According to samples of my archive, for 7021/0 with s/n of 73x,xxx, its case back normally stamped with 68.
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Old 28 September 2009, 11:11 PM   #34
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For 7021/0, there should be a year stamp inside the case back.

According to samples of my archive, for 7021/0 with s/n of 73x,xxx, its case back normally stamped with 68.
Thanks,

As i ll bring her for a service i will ask what is marked inside .
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Old 1 October 2009, 09:06 AM   #35
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The numbers on my watch are slightly different in that the number of digits is five rather than six. I have had this watched serviced and I was assured that it is authentic, but I would like to know more about it.
So there are two diffeent numbers on this watch on one end it reads "Stainless Steel", 942XX. On the other end it reads "1239XX"

I assume that the first number is the S/N. What then is the second number?
From what I can gleem this is a Model 79180 "Big Block, Reverse Panda" What more can I learn about this watch?
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Old 1 October 2009, 09:32 AM   #36
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The numbers on my watch are slightly different in that the number of digits is five rather than six. I have had this watched serviced and I was assured that it is authentic, but I would like to know more about it.
So there are two diffeent numbers on this watch on one end it reads "Stainless Steel", 942XX. On the other end it reads "1239XX"

I assume that the first number is the S/N. What then is the second number?
From what I can gleem this is a Model 79180 "Big Block, Reverse Panda" What more can I learn about this watch?
The serial numbers are normally 6 digit but when it reached 99x,xxx in around 1984, it re-started again starting with 5 digit serial number of 1x,xxx. When the serial number reached 3xx,xxx in late 80's, it added an alphabet "B" in front of these 6 digit serial number.

For big block with ref 94xx0, its serial range are approx from 87x,xxx to 26x,xxx, which also included some 5-digit serial.
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Old 21 November 2009, 02:40 AM   #37
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Need help

I need some help with this one and someone here I hope knows the answer.

I have an old Tudor, Oyster Commander... Now I dont know when they began serial numbering there watches but this one is only serial number 39,000. I have seen the same model (Oyster Commander) by RWC that was mentioned it was a 1942, and serial numbered 243,000, the case was not exactly like mine, mine is round and the RWC was more of a squared off shape but the movement was the same, 17j.

I believe that mine is from the late 1920s to mid 1930s but I dont know. Anyone have a clue or can tell me more?
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Old 21 November 2009, 02:50 AM   #38
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I figured out how to post the photos of it :)
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Old 3 March 2010, 01:13 PM   #39
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tudor 79260P

hello
a lot of helpful info here
i got one of the Tudor prince tiger 79260P
why there is a p next to the model #?
thank you for info

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Old 4 November 2010, 06:29 AM   #40
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Icon5 Any chance this could still be ok?

Hello everyone and thanks for the valuable info.

According to what I gather, there is no way that a Tudor model 74000 could have serial number 234XXX.

However, in the pictures I got from the seller of my new aqcuisition, this clearly seems to be the case:

at 12 o'clock: 74000 and at 6 o'clock (approximate allignment):

STAINLESS STEEL
2 3 4 X X X

The stamping seems quite professionally done on both sides (pretty deep and sure lines)

What can I think about this?

Many thanks to all knowledgeable members who will take their time to answer this.

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Old 15 December 2010, 05:13 AM   #41
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Hi all,

I'm new to this wonderful forum and would like to get some more info on my new Tudor Prince Oysterdate. I would like to get an idea of when this watch was produced. All the relevant info you can find below. Furthermore, I'm pretty sure this watch is authentic, but as I'm a novice I can't be 100% sure. Please let me know if the second question is inappropriate for this thread.

Thank you in advance!

Stainless Steel Tudor Prince Oysterdate, ref: 7106/0
S/N: 73XXXX

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Old 24 November 2011, 05:40 AM   #42
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Hi I am mentioning the following for your data base, This watch came from Hong Kong, I bought it used and of all my watches inc my president , this one is the most accurate..to 1 second per day! its a 72003 and other number is b499919.
I believe watch is a mid size.
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Old 24 November 2011, 09:51 AM   #43
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diam & movement

I should also have mentioned its diameter is 31mm excluding crown and movement is an ETA 2824-2..
The bezel is gold and my understanding is that it will be 18 k, can anyone comment on that please.
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Old 24 November 2011, 11:43 AM   #44
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useful information!
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Old 9 July 2012, 04:16 AM   #45
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Tudor Rolex

Hi All

Just wondering if anyone can help me, I have aquired a Tudor Rolex and would like to find out if it is genuine firstly and if there is any info like date or what it maybe worth.

The strap has a Pat no on it, I think it is 717309 although it is very small and hard to read, it also has B&S Rolex on the strap with a hall mark, inside the rear casing it has B&S made for Rolex 409758, hallmark 9 375.

On the movement it has 17 Rubies and Swiss made.

I have tried to take some photos but they dont come out very well, I will try again if you think it will help.

Thanks for any help.
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Old 12 August 2013, 12:12 AM   #46
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Trying to work out the age of My Tudor Sub

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I have been working on the serial numbers of tudor in particular for tudor chronos and submariner and have published in forums in HK. Though the info consolidated is still limited so far, some of my findings are as follows :

Year Least S/N
1960 28xxxx
1961 34xxxx
1962 36xxxx
1963 39xxxx
1964 43xxxx
1965 50xxxx
1966 56xxxx
1967 59xxxx
1968 62xxxx
1969 68xxxx
1970 74xxxx
1971 75xxxx
1972 77xxxx
1973 (*) 79xxxx
1974 (*) 81xxxx
1975 (*) 83xxxx
1976 (*) 84xxxx
1977 86xxxx
1978 (*) 88xxxx
1979 (*) 90xxxx
1980 (*) 93xxxx
1981 (*) 95xxxx
1982 97xxxx
1983 (*) 99xxxx
1984 29xxx
1985 14xxxx
1986 17xxxx
1987 (*) 19xxxx
1988 21xxxx
1989 26xxxx
1990 B33xxxx
1991 (*) B36xxxx
1992 B39xxxx
1993 B50xxxx
1994 B58xxxx
1995 B59xxxx
1996 B79xxxx
1997 B85xxxx
1998 B99xxxx
1999 H13xxxx

Remarks : * is the estimated S/N due to limited info



For Tudor Chrono

Model No. Approx S/N Range
703x/0 ~ 75x,xxx to ~ 76x,xxx
71x9/0 ~ 77x,xxx to ~ 84x,xxx
94xx/0, 94xx0 ~ 87x,xxx to ~ 26x,xxx
791x0 ~ 27x,xxx to ~ B 63x,xxx
792x0, 792x0P ~ B 63x,xxx to ~ H 74x,xxx

For Tudor Sub

Model No. Approx S/N Range
7922,7924 ~ 24x,xxx to 29x,xxx (Possible as early as 140K)
7928,7928/0 ~ 30,xxx to 62x,xxx
7016/0 ~ 62x,xxx to 82x,xxx (Possible as early as 570K)
7021/0 ~ 73x,xxx to 78x,xxx
9401/0,94010 ~ 84x,xxx to 1xx,xxx
9411/0, 94110 ~ 79x,xxx to 96x,xxx (Possible as late as 1x,xxx)
76100 ~ 70,xxx to 22x,xxx
7x090 ~ 30x,xxx to B67x,xxx
7x190 ~ B 67x,xxx to H 14x,xxx


Some More Interesting Findings in Tudor Serial Numbers :

1. For 71x9/0 monte carlo, the only serial numbers I am able to collect started with 77x,xxx, 82x,xxx and 84x,xxx and not others. Still not sure if there are other serial numbers for the 71x9/0 monte carlo series.

2. For contemporary Tudor models, H serial is produced in parallel with O and J serial (J serial should O serial). That is, year of 2007 should correspond to H7 serial and also J1 serial. The recent issued Tudor Iconaut I have come across come with serial J18x,xxx.

3. Tudor reference number started to use "/" from serial number of 59x,xxx (e.g. 7016/0) and such "/" no longer existed in serial number of 89x,xxx (e.g. 94300).
My Tudor Sub (lollipop hour hand - Blue face and bezel) is a model 76100, and the SN is 76180. I thought it was around 1983/84 but now I'm confused based on your serial number dates
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Old 5 March 2014, 02:10 AM   #47
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Tudor Oyster Prince Day Date

Hi,

Could I get some help from here?
I am looking to buy a 7020/0 with a serial number #2795XXX.
The serial number actually is 7 digits long.
I think it is an early 70s.

I have tried to read for some information here, but it seems quite hard to find.
What can you tell about this serial number? I thought its always 6 digits? Or 5?

Many thanks in adwance!

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Old 5 March 2014, 09:48 AM   #48
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Should be 6 digits. Can you post photos of the serial / ref engravings in the Vintage section here?
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Old 5 March 2014, 06:46 PM   #49
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Here are two pics.

Thankfull for your help!

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Old 6 March 2014, 01:33 AM   #50
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I might be wrong but I am pretty sure that Tudor does not have 2 million serial ranges with the 7017/7020 Jumbos and I am pretty sure that is not a good font.

I strongly recommend that you take clear photos of the ref & serial sides - without the glare - so everything can be seen and post them here https://rolexforums.com/forumdisplay.php?f=32 in the vintage section so people can properly comment.

Based on what I see I have a lot of concerns which is why i think you really really need to post this in the vintage section, with clear photos of the entire watch in addition to the engravings, so people can properly comment.
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Old 16 October 2014, 04:26 AM   #51
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I have just acquired a 76100 Sub. Serial number 1328xx. Doesn't seem to match up to the list here in terms of serial numbers but I think it's a 1984 model. Definitely genuine.
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Old 23 December 2014, 08:46 AM   #52
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What do I have?

I think I have a tudor princess oyster and know nothing about it. The only numbers I can find are on the clasp and they are 6248 11 and M11. I think the model number is 92400
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Old 15 February 2015, 06:30 PM   #53
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Appreciate comments

Gents,

Watch is a bottom of the draw find from a close relative. It has been there for circa 28 years untouched.

First posting on here so hope I have attached the images correctly.

Watch is marked 9411/0 between the lugs and has serial no 88####

Bezel rotates too freely and appears to be missing the spring. Appreciate thoughts on its authenticity
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Old 15 February 2015, 07:21 PM   #54
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Can't work out how to post two pictures. Here is the movement marked 2784
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Old 13 March 2015, 02:27 AM   #55
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Mid size submariner 75090

I recently acquired a Tudor Submariner (midsize) 75090 with serial number B323xxx. Mine has the sapphire crystal, 36mm case, Rolex crown and case. I was trying to sort out where the serial number fit into the Tudor schema as I previously saw 75090 with a serial number B33xxxx. Any help would be appreciated!
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Old 27 May 2015, 06:51 AM   #56
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A vintage Tudor Oysterdate came across my desk with a model number 90133 and a serial number 96xx16 placing manufacture in 1981. Can anybody shed light on this model?
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Old 7 August 2015, 06:55 AM   #57
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My 7021/0 has an inner case stamped 1V 68 serial number 737933. FYI
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Old 24 November 2015, 11:44 AM   #58
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My 9411/0

Also 88XXXX serial like the blue one above...
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Old 12 January 2016, 09:39 AM   #59
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Tudor Prince Date Hydronaut
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Old 15 January 2016, 08:53 AM   #60
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