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Old 6 October 2022, 01:57 PM   #1
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Tudor 76100 help.

Did they have service dials for tudors like this with gold surrounds ?

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Old 6 October 2022, 02:13 PM   #2
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Tudor 76100 help.

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Did they have service dials for tudors like this with gold surrounds ?

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Mine has a service dial without



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Old 6 October 2022, 03:07 PM   #3
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My wife’s 94400 Mini-Sub has a service dial without.
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Old 7 October 2022, 01:19 AM   #4
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Yeah, I just wasn’t sure about the surrounds.
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Old 7 October 2022, 02:21 AM   #5
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Very helpful, I have exactly the same 76100 dial i.e blue non w.g. surround hour marker swiss made (Luminova) and was able to confirm it's pukka from spacings using your photo !
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Old 7 October 2022, 03:20 AM   #6
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Very helpful, I have exactly the same 76100 dial i.e blue non w.g. surround hour marker swiss made (Luminova) and was able to confirm it's pukka from spacings using your photo !
What is “pukka”. I’m not familiar with that.
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Old 7 October 2022, 03:28 AM   #7
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It's an Old English term bit of a hang-over from the Indian Raj I guess but everyone in UK gets it. Sorry if a bit of a colloquialism.
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If you describe something or someone as pukka, you mean that they are real or genuine, and of good quality.
[British, old-fashioned]
...a pukka English gentleman.
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Old 7 October 2022, 04:39 AM   #8
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Thank you @TuRo, glad I could (unwillingly) help.

I've kept the originals stashed, including the 7836, so I can revert it whenever I wish to do so.
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Old 7 October 2022, 05:23 AM   #9
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It's an Old English term bit of a hang-over from the Indian Raj I guess but everyone in UK gets it. Sorry if a bit of a colloquialism.
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If you describe something or someone as pukka, you mean that they are real or genuine, and of good quality.
[British, old-fashioned]
...a pukka English gentleman.
I like it! 😂
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Old 7 October 2022, 07:21 AM   #10
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Yes - they did - I had one back in the day - a vintage sub that glowed decently enough to be usable ~
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Old 7 October 2022, 08:40 AM   #11
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Thank you @TuRo, glad I could (unwillingly) help.

I've kept the originals stashed, including the 7836, so I can revert it whenever I wish to do so.

Will wearing the folded bands daily wear them out? I don’t want to stretch the hell out of my 9315.


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Buy a NOS 93150 and wear it across all your vintage sports, much safer ; )
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Old 7 October 2022, 09:56 AM   #13
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Yes - they did - I had one back in the day - a vintage sub that glowed decently enough to be usable ~
Thank you!

I had entertained the thought of what Bob’s would offer me if I wanted to trade it in. The watch is in beautiful shape. Their reply was “sorry it’s not for us”. That’s cool so I bought a Rolex sub from one of the members and kept my Tudor. LoL
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Old 7 October 2022, 10:34 AM   #14
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Will wearing the folded bands daily wear them out? I don’t want to stretch the hell out of my 9315.
Yes.

Keep them in the safe and do as @linesiders says.

I did.
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Buy a NOS 93150 and wear it across all your vintage sports, much safer ; )
How much would you expect to spend for a 93150 bracelet?
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How much would you expect to spend for a 93150 bracelet?
It will cost 2K when you find one, but that is a lot cheaper than when a 10-20K vintage falls off your wrist because a .5mm wide 40 year old pin failed while driving - that happened but I was lucky as the watch feel IN to the truck, not outside on the road where I was doing 35.
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Old 8 October 2022, 02:07 AM   #17
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It will cost 2K when you find one, but that is a lot cheaper than when a 10-20K vintage falls off your wrist because a .5mm wide 40 year old pin failed while driving - that happened but I was lucky as the watch feel IN to the truck, not outside on the road where I was doing 35.
Definitely makes sense.
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