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4 March 2017, 12:35 AM | #1 |
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Looking for a Tudor 90s Chrono.
I'm in the hunt for a Tudor '90s chrono. One of the V7750 based models.
I have already been looking at 791x0 Big Blocks and the prices do vary wildly. I also explored the later 792x0s (only interested in early ones with Oyster bracelets and Rolex marks), and they are generally more affordable. That said, I think I'm still leaning towards the BigBlocks. Even though some are dangerously entering 5-digit Rolex price territory, some are still more realistically priced... I'm still in search mode, I have a couple in sight, but wanted to ask the more experienced owners of these beauties what should I keep in mind. Anything I should make sure to avoid, etc. Please enlighten me. Many thanks in advance. |
4 March 2017, 12:46 AM | #2 |
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Not much to add, sounds like you know what you want. Best of luck in your search.
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They are rock solid watches. I prefer the big block. Look for trusted sellers in the for sale section. Good luck.
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I am normally a B&P person for my watches, but in this case full-sets tend to get outside of my comfort zone price-wise. In this case I am prioritizing the condition over B&P, as I intend to wear the watch, not flip it. Would you agree in this case or do you see B&P as specially important ? |
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4 March 2017, 01:43 AM | #5 |
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You could have both ;) Great watch. Pm sent
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IMHO, you're smart to look for the best condition vs B&P. One piece of advice, with all the bezel/ dial options make sure to pick the exact example you want. Although they ain't making these anymore there are plenty out there. dP
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5 March 2017, 12:21 AM | #7 |
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Have you considered the earlier 94300s too? I've seen some nice examples for reasonable money
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