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Tudor Submariner Snowflake Marine Nationale ( M.N ) Ref 94010.
A nice specimen which was worth some pictures.
The combination of the blue dial and the warm patina of the hands and indices is eye catching.
A watch with character and history.
Best,
Nicolas
I see what you mean. I would rather say charming. Something I have to find for my collection! Thanks, kjkt3. [nt]
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But prices are going up in a dramatic way, sadly. Almost a missed train. [nt]
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Could any company make a modern blue like this?
Of course not, it needs this age to achieve such perfection. Really lovely.
Looks indeed very charming
and appealing.
I am searching for my first Tudor. And a model like this would be perfect.
Top picture by the way! But that’s standard with your photos. ☺️
I am searching for my first Tudor. And a model like this would be perfect.
Top picture by the way! But that’s standard with your photos. ☺️
Too kind, Thomas. A civilian one would be a great catch, indeed. Go, my friend, go! [nt]
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I will. ☺️
After the horror stories about the bezel devastations of the Black Bay Bronze caused by salt water I’m not brave and courageous enough to buy that model.
Best, Thomas
Best, Thomas
LOLLLLL!!
Funny ... and spooky at the same time.
I wonder if Rolex/Tudor has been able to solve this issue in the meantime?
Best, Thomas
I wonder if Rolex/Tudor has been able to solve this issue in the meantime?
Best, Thomas
Not worthy of Tudor!
This was definitely the reason why I resisted to buy the Bucherer Edition which has in principle a good cost-benefit-relation.
I am afraid: yes.
AFAIK the construction is always the same. So the problem might also exist there.
Anyway, I don’t want to take the risk of any troubles.
Life is too short and there are many many wonderful watches out there working flawlessly without any problems.
Quality tests should be made in the manufacture and not on my wrist.
As long as I am not paid for that.
So... 😎
Best, Thomas
Anyway, I don’t want to take the risk of any troubles.
Life is too short and there are many many wonderful watches out there working flawlessly without any problems.
Quality tests should be made in the manufacture and not on my wrist.
As long as I am not paid for that.
So... 😎
Best, Thomas
All the Tudor Black Bay Bronze's should potentially have this issue
Since it's galvanic corrosion and they are all constructed the same (bronze case and bezel + aluminum bezel insert). Only the colorways are different.
It's rotted away! Someone should post this on Tudor's IG account! [nt]
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