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Tudor 7169.
You know the grey black dial of the 7159, but there was also a grey blue version, ref 7169, wit a blue bakelite bezel. Here it is: Quite cool looking, isn't it? I still prefer the 7159, but I find it quite spectacular. This one has some chip around 2 o cl
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Tudor Chronograph, Ref 7032. One of my dreams.
Credit: Bulong. Typical from the 70's, iconic, even. Along with a Tudor 7159 and a Rolex Daytona 16520. That would be an awesome threesome. Best, Nicolas
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Tudor 7032 Black " Porsche " or 7159 Grey " Monte Carlo "?
I saw both of them recently auctioned. The Black 7032: The 7159 Grey: Ok, it would have been more relevant to compare the same reference with its 2 different dials, but that raises 2 questions. Which reference do you prefer, the 7032 or the 7159, and in w
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I always hesitated with the 7159, but I think I have to get both of them....
Bill's specimen:
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Here is a post from 7 years ago. So probably a little longer.
tudor-monte-carlo-ref-7159-photo-review and this one in double vision. wtudor-monte-carlo-7159-why-not-join-in
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I can witness that we don't have many posts about these Big Blocks... Cool to see some of them. But I think that the true stars of the category are....
The 7032 and the 7159... I agree with you, we should discuss all of them more often. They are extremely interesting contenders of the Daytona cousins. Best, Nicolas
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Lots of love for the Tudor 7159 Montecarlo
You can never go wrong with this Classic Rolex Tudor Monte Carlo.
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