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This is an odd thread. One thing to note about Tudor - they like to have vintage design details on modern watches. The faux-pearl dot wasn't mean to confuse, rather it's a callback to the time when a pearl was needed for luminescent purposes. It would be very strange to have a lumed pearl on a bezel that's already fully lumed. What would be the point?
I find it odd that anyone would think that the most modern and advanced bezel across the entirety of the Rolex/Tudor lineup is lacking a pearl due to cost-saving measures.
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