Need help to authenticate a Tudor Submariner 75190

[Dicecube]

Hello friends,

I am interested in this watch with no box or papers.

"Selling my beloved Tudor Submariner 75190. This is the mid-size Tudor submariner, 37mm at the bezel, 36mm at the case, making it a very wearable size for both men and women, and vintage proportion enthusiasts. Matte dial, painted tritium indices, tritium hands and bezel pearl, rolex signed case back. Uni-directional locking dive bezel and sapphire crystal. The watch is all original, and serviced in Oct 2018. The case is nice and thick, still exhibits chamfering on the lugs, and is in great condition. The tritium lume has turned to a nice creamy colour and has not been tampered with.

The watch is a B serial, dating it to 1997. The bracelet is also original and period correct, with minor stretch, still many years of service remains. To note that the Tudor submariner uses the same case and parts as their bigger brother Rolex submariners, only that the movement is an ETA movement instead of an in-house Rolex movement. The ETA 2824-2 movement has been regulated, modified, finished to a higher standard, and an in house Tudor rotor fitted to it. The beauty of having this ETA movement is the ubiquitous supply of parts needed at service time. The watch was pressure tested and passed.

Priced at 4000."


Any thoughts or input? Would love some feedback before I go take a look at it. Thanks in advance

[GLADIATOR]

Looks OK
Ask for a photo of engraving between lugs

[Dicecube]

Originally Posted by GLADIATOR

Looks OK
Ask for a photo of engraving between lugs

Thanks! Will ask for that

[Dicecube]

More pictures

[ThatExplorer]

Looks good to me!


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[cardiel]

for 4K I would expect a bracelet without stretch and / or recent service papers.....on the plus side the patina is attractive...

[Dicecube]

I really appreciate everyone's help and feedback!