Tudor ETA 2836 or 2846?

[Defiant4Ever]

Did Tudor ever use 2836 or 2846? Which models?

Trying to get my head around what isn't "real".

Ian

[padi56]

Originally Posted by Defiant4Ever

Did Tudor ever use 2836 or 2846? Which models?

Trying to get my head around what isn't "real".

Ian

It would help if you tell us what watch and approx year if its a Sub those movements were not used .In the early models like 7928 7928/0 they used cal 390,ref 76100 they used the ETA cal 2824/1 in 7016/0 cal 2461 and cal 2483 were used.Ref 7021 the cal 2484 ref 79090 and ref 79190 both used cal 2824-T2.

[linesiders]

Neither in sub models.

You need to put up a lot more info but in the vast majority (maybe all) of cases those movements are not original to Tudor. In the rare event they are they would only be the highest level of finish offered by ETA.