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They call it especially made for Tudor

 

But I believe it is an ETA movement, somewhat modified for Tudor. What I've heard about it is that they are pretty reliable movements (ETA in general, but specially in Tudor disguise). Not sure about the rotor noise. I guess this is different for most brands, but I don't recall reading about rotor noise in ETA movements.

Don't know if you can post this on the Rolex forum. Probably shocked at least a few Purists LOL.

Best,

Starman

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Some advice needed for Tudor...

 
By: TK : September 14th, 2009-05:47
I hope it is OK to post here... I just bought a Tudor Archeo - the large model with automatic movement ( ref - 428020 ). Just curious on which movement is used for this movement as the manual outlines as ' automatic movement designed and manufactured by T... 

They call it especially made for Tudor

 
By: Starman : September 14th, 2009-12:37
But I believe it is an ETA movement, somewhat modified for Tudor. What I've heard about it is that they are pretty reliable movements (ETA in general, but specially in Tudor disguise). Not sure about the rotor noise. I guess this is different for most bra... 

Actually...

 
By: TK : September 14th, 2009-23:59
Hi, Starman Thanks for your advice. I assume my post is OK since it is not locked/deleted... Actually, I know Tudor using ETA movement, but, after reading the manual, I am quite surprise to learn such statement. My post is just for learning... And, I did ... 

It is all good

 
By: JamesinDallas : September 18th, 2009-16:15
I purchased the Ladies Tudor Chrono and had the same concern however living in Dallas I took it by the Rolex Service Center and it checked out OK it is normal. I myself have a Rolex DD and do not have this issue. I do have a montblanc and it does the same...