Tudor Bracelet Code

[azguy]

I know I read on here about what the corresponding # is for Tudor Bracelet, that is just like a Rolex 93150......

Help me out, I'm hoping it's waaaay cheaper than a new Rolex 93150 which is $1,500 or so........

[HORNBLOWER]

its way cheaper, Dan P. should be able to help on this matter

[cornerstore]

Originally Posted by azguy

I know I read on here about what the corresponding # is for Tudor Bracelet, that is just like a Rolex 93150......

Help me out, I'm hoping it's waaaay cheaper than a new Rolex 93150 which is $1,500 or so........

http://www.oysterinfo.de/en/detailin...mern/index.php

[harry in montreal]

that is easy. look at a tudor 9315.

the regular non deployment 20mm is called the 7836

[azguy]

Originally Posted by harry in montreal

that is easy. look at a tudor 9315.

the regular non deployment 20mm is called the 7836

That's the folded link code only, if I'm not mistaken

I'm looking for the modern Tudor equivilent to the Rolex 93150, something I can buy brand new at RSC

Thanks,

[TSW]

Originally Posted by azguy

That's the folded link code only, if I'm not mistaken

I'm looking for the modern Tudor equivilent to the Rolex 93150, something I can buy brand new at RSC

Thanks,

Whats the reference of your watch?

[cornerstore]

Originally Posted by azguy

That's the folded link code only, if I'm not mistaken

I'm looking for the modern Tudor equivilent to the Rolex 93150, something I can buy brand new at RSC

Thanks,

It is a Tudor78500 flip lock ,talk to kayaker21 he can get you bnib.

[HERITAGE82]

Its a tudor 78400 bracelet and its the equivalent to the rolex 78360....I do not believe that Tudor made a version with the flip lock clasp.

[azguy]

Originally Posted by patrick09

It is a Tudor78500 flip lock ,talk to kayaker21 he can get you bnib.

Thank you, that's it

[HERITAGE82]

Originally Posted by patrick09

It is a Tudor78500 flip lock ,talk to kayaker21 he can get you bnib.

Always learning something new.....

[jdc]

Bought mine May 2009 through an AD direct from Rolex for £210 - I dare say they are more expensive know. The new one is shown on the watch the folded link original to compare.



The original is a 9315



The modern replacement is a 78500 end links 380B

[Jollyclub]

I got my 78500 from an AD in London in 2011 and it was £245. Including 380b endlinks.

Identical to a 93150 except for the Tudor markings.

[Kingair]

Originally Posted by Jollyclub

I got my 78500 from an AD in London in 2011 and it was £245. Including 380b endlinks.

Identical to a 93150 except for the Tudor markings.

Actually I am surprised that they are not more expensive ?
But the cheaper the better ;-)

HAGW

[azguy]

Really $400, last year, that just doesn't seem correct.

I found one BNIB and the seller wants $1,100.............

[John in MA]

Originally Posted by azguy

Really $400, last year, that just doesn't seem correct.

I found one BNIB and the seller wants $1,100.............

That's black market though isn't it John?

Tudor parts are pretty cheap from a dealer. I got a pair of 380b endlinks for a bracelet last June from my AD here in Memphis. I'd gotten them from him before for a different watch so went back to him. Total cost with tax was $65 something. That was for the pair. That price was actually higher then what I paid in 2008 which was $55 and some change.

Try and find some 380b's on the black market and see what they'll cost you. At least $100 for a used pair.