7923

I only saw three or four on photos, and one in person. This one, belonging to a good friend of mine, will be hard to beat: Absolute killer! Best, Nicolas

This year Tudor surprises us with a Black Bay GMT " Opaline " AND with a watch which is courageous, the Black Bay 54 with a... 37 mm case, defying all those who think that 37 mm is too small, and trying to demonstrate the contrary. Well, for those who thi

7922: The uber rare 7923: And the 7924: All of them are very hard to find.

How many were made, I don't know, but I only saw 4 on the net, and one in the metal. This is the 5th one we can find on the net, photographed by Phillips: The only Submariner with a manual winding movement. Best, Nicolas

7922: 7923 7924 94010 94110

It sold at auction in 2015: www.the-saleroom.com

Firstly, let me assure you that this watch is genuine. It was left to my dad in 1983 by my grandad and had previously been left to him by his brother. I never thought for a moment that anyone on here would think this watch was fake and am mortified that t

It is his watch though, which is why I have become so interested in it and want to find out if this long-time family watch really is a unique 7923. I also thought that if it was a unique 7923 that people on here would want to know about it given the rarit

The hands definitely aren't typical of the 7923 - but this is exactly what is making me think it is a unique version of the watch, possibly a prototype? Because the serial number is previous to the $100,000 ebay watch, then this watch must have been made

Given some of the very interesting and informative previous threads that I have found on this Board regarding the Tudor Submariner 7923, I thought people might be interested to see what I think might be a unique version of the Tudor Oyster SubMariner 7923