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Tudor Authentication Help?
Hi All,
I love this site, and it has served as a wonderful place to teach me more about watches in general, but especially rolex/tudor. I do not currently own any watch and am looking to take the plunge on an albeit expensive to me Tudor watch. I don't hknow enough to have any true causes for concern, other than when I zoom in on the images, the writing on the dial does not look sharp at all, but I think this might just be a resolution distortion thing. There is a moderate scratch on the side of the case, which I actually feel this helps bring some peace of mind, as I feel if the watch were plated, it would be exposed? Any thoughts in general would be super appreciated, though most of my questions pertain to the font no looking sharp... And thank you in advance. |
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Looks fine.
Buy the seller. Good luck ![]()
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Thanks kindly for the second set of eyes and advice! Really appreciated <3
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I would go to an Authorized Dealer and ask for a small discount - This way you know that your watch is for real. Yes, you may pay a bit more but you will get a warranty from Tudor and possibly an extended warranty as a courtesy from the AD……..
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