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physicist · 29 January 2009, 10:43 AM

I had a Tudor Submariner that I got in 1990 serviced at RSC in Dallas. They replaced the crystal and the hands. The lum in the original second hand had fallen out and was just bouncing about the face of the watch. Anyway, the new hands are luminova and the rest of the lum is trit. How does this change the value of the watch from a collectors point of view? regardless of the change in value due to the hand replacement, I will testify that when you send a watch in, you are getting your four to five hundred dollars worth. I have some before pics on another computer and will post some before and after pics when I get an opportunity. I beat the crap out of that watch from 1990 until 2004 when I got a rolex sub, and it came back looking brand new.

JimSnyder · 29 January 2009, 11:29 AM

Looking forward to your pics. I have a Tudor sub from 1990 also

onkyo · 29 January 2009, 01:43 PM

To bad they changed the hands. It will affect the value to some degree if you sell.

Can't wait to see your pics.

ps. so, you are med physicist.... I am rad onc.

stevemulholland3 · 29 January 2009, 09:16 PM

it will definitely affect the value..most collectors will not want a mix matched dial/hand set and you could loose about 500 or more off your sale..
but your in luck,the original tritium hands are fairly common as I get sets in pretty regularly..so when your ready to sell just buy an original set..no biggie

29 January 2009, 10:43 AM	#1
physicist "TRF" Member Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: Florida Posts: 235	Old Tudor, new hands I had a Tudor Submariner that I got in 1990 serviced at RSC in Dallas. They replaced the crystal and the hands. The lum in the original second hand had fallen out and was just bouncing about the face of the watch. Anyway, the new hands are luminova and the rest of the lum is trit. How does this change the value of the watch from a collectors point of view? regardless of the change in value due to the hand replacement, I will testify that when you send a watch in, you are getting your four to five hundred dollars worth. I have some before pics on another computer and will post some before and after pics when I get an opportunity. I beat the crap out of that watch from 1990 until 2004 when I got a rolex sub, and it came back looking brand new.

29 January 2009, 11:29 AM	#2
JimSnyder "TRF" Member Join Date: Feb 2007 Real Name: Jim Snyder Location: Ohio Watch: Ask me later..... Posts: 7,725	Looking forward to your pics. I have a Tudor sub from 1990 also __________________ "You ain't lived, 'til you've had your tires rotated by a red-headed women."

29 January 2009, 01:43 PM	#3
onkyo Banned Join Date: Apr 2008 Real Name: Pav Location: Manhattan Posts: 11,495	To bad they changed the hands. It will affect the value to some degree if you sell. Can't wait to see your pics. ps. so, you are med physicist.... I am rad onc.

29 January 2009, 09:16 PM	#4
stevemulholland3 Banned Join Date: Dec 2007 Real Name: steven Location: tampa bay Watch: 1680 18k sub Posts: 6,672	it will definitely affect the value..most collectors will not want a mix matched dial/hand set and you could loose about 500 or more off your sale.. but your in luck,the original tritium hands are fairly common as I get sets in pretty regularly..so when your ready to sell just buy an original set..no biggie

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