Tudor 7928 (Pre-owned - Excellent) — USD 9,999 on eBay

From IV 1959, the first version, with a detail... The square crownguards, which will be pointed one year after... Here the square crownguards, And here the pointed crownguards you will see in 1960: None of these are mine, sadly. A nice 7928 would be a great addition in the collection, though... Best

Hi, just sharing a picture of a little "Sub GTG" with a couple of friends... Featured, top down: Rolex Sea dweller Triple 6, Rolex 1665 Great White, Tudor 7928, Tudor snow flake, Rolex 1665 DRSD, Tudor 7928 PCG chocolate, Rolex 6538, Rolex TOG Matt This message has been edited by MattS on 2014-06-28

I told you, a week ago, that I would soon see one hell of a Watch. My friend just go it. A Tudor 7924 A.R.A ( Armada de la Republica Argentina ). Pretty rare as I only saw 4 others, and this is the first time I can touch one in the real world. I will include it in the article to come on the Argentin

A “theme”. It is something that is mentioned on these forums so frequently. I have a good friend from Sweden who takes his themes very seriously. Not only does a theme often imply getting every version of a particular reference, it also means getting the documentation, boxes and as much associated p