Tudor Sub Size Question

[crombie]

Recently became interested in these nice watches. What are the breakdowns of the various Sub sizes, and their model numbers? Are these models frequently counterfeited? Which years are the most affordable?

Thanks Tudor experts!

Greg

[MrClean]

the 7922/23/24, 7928, 7016, 7021, 9401 (9401/0), 9411 (& 9411/0, 94110) and the 79090 are all full size 39.5MM diameter across the bezel

the 75190, and others are all smaller diameter and unfortunately i'm not up on them

the 76100, i keep seeing conflicting dimensions - have seen sellers on evilbay describe them as full size and others as 35.5 or 36MM. think someone on this board recently acquired one and reported his at 36MM.

if that helps

[Trurolexer]

Originally Posted by MrClean

the 7922/23/24, 7928, 7016, 7021, 9401 (9401/0), 9411 (& 9411/0, 94110) and the 79090 are all full size 39.5MM diameter across the bezel

the 75190, and others are all smaller diameter and unfortunately i'm not up on them

the 76100, i keep seeing conflicting dimensions - have seen sellers on evilbay describe them as full size and others as 35.5 or 36MM. think someone on this board recently acquired one and reported his at 36MM.

if that helps

Nice info!!! Thanks Mister!!!

[gmt 16750]

Originally Posted by MrClean

the 7922/23/24, 7928, 7016, 7021, 9401 (9401/0), 9411 (& 9411/0, 94110) and the 79090 are all full size 39.5MM diameter across the bezel

the 75190, and others are all smaller diameter and unfortunately i'm not up on them

the 76100, i keep seeing conflicting dimensions - have seen sellers on evilbay describe them as full size and others as 35.5 or 36MM. think someone on this board recently acquired one and reported his at 36MM.

if that helps

The 76100 is only available full size - 39mm (as is the 79190).
The 76000 is 35mm - still has 'submariner' on dial (as is the 75090 etc)

*the easy way to tell if it's a full size (39mm) or the next one down (35mm) from a photo is the crown - the full size has the larger Triplock while the other has the smaller Twinlock crown - a definate tell-tale.

The 73090 (marked mini-sub on dial) etc is 33mm
and the Lady-Sub is 26mm

PS - the above diameter sizes are from official Tudor master booklet's/pamphlets and are not my own measurements.

[Dan Pierce]

Great info, guys!
dP

[MrClean]

Originally Posted by gmt 16750

The 76100 is only available full size - 39mm (as is the 79190).
The 76000 is 35mm - still has 'submariner' on dial (as is the 75090 etc)

*the easy way to tell if it's a full size (39mm) or the next one down (35mm) from a photo is the crown - the full size has the larger Triplock while the other has the smaller Twinlock crown - a definate tell-tale.

The 73090 (marked mini-sub on dial) etc is 33mm
and the Lady-Sub is 26mm

PS - the above diameter sizes are from official Tudor master booklet's/pamphlets and are not my own measurements.

good to know - tks

[SPACE-DWELLER]

Nice with some Tudor experts here! I learn every day!

[crombie]

Thanks! Exactly the info I was looking for!

greg

[JimSnyder]

Originally Posted by gmt 16750

The 76100 is only available full size - 39mm (as is the 79190).
The 76000 is 35mm - still has 'submariner' on dial (as is the 75090 etc)

*the easy way to tell if it's a full size (39mm) or the next one down (35mm) from a photo is the crown - the full size has the larger Triplock while the other has the smaller Twinlock crown - a definate tell-tale.

The 73090 (marked mini-sub on dial) etc is 33mm
and the Lady-Sub is 26mm

PS - the above diameter sizes are from official Tudor master booklet's/pamphlets and are not my own measurements.

Here is my 75090. It is a 35mm case. 39mm with the Twinlock crown. Thanks Neil. Very good info; Jim

[gmt 16750]

Lovely Tudor Jim, the blue matt dial makes for refreshing change.