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22 January 2024, 07:54 AM
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Opinion re: Authenticity of 1960s Tudor Oyster Prince
Hi folks,
I’m looking at a ~1960s Tudor Oyster Prince, but am uncertain of its authenticity and am looking for second opinions. I’d prefer to buy from a well-established dealer, but this came across my radar and is very closely aligned with what I’m looking for. Opinions are very much appreciated! IMG_9053.jpeg IMG_9054.jpeg IMG_9047.jpeg IMG_9050.jpeg IMG_9048.jpeg |
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22 January 2024, 09:08 AM
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looks good to me.
These are relatively cheap so not really forged. The only real risk is that the dials are repainted but this one looks original. I think you are good to go. |
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22 January 2024, 10:21 AM
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Looks like a gold capped 7995. Here is my father's for comparison:
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22 January 2024, 08:05 PM
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Looks good and I suggest a pre-64 with earlyish Geneva caseback. The gold capping was applied quite thick so withstand a few knocks / ravages of time ...gold plated bracelets though only have to look at a desk and the gold comes away.... such was the thinness of gold plate (to allow link mvt) !
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