Opinion on this snowflake

[waQstar]

Ill take them both... :)

[CrownMe]

Originally Posted by John in MA

First the images aren't showing on my phone. Second, really? If you really want to go there:
9411/0 produced from 1973-76.

What's your point?

Don't think he has a point. He was trying to be smart and ended up looking like a

[John in MA]

Originally Posted by CrownMe

Don't think he has a point. He was trying to be smart and ended up looking like a

Yup.

[linesiders]

Splitting hairs. 7928 was until the very end and became 7928/0. 7016 is commonly referred 7016 though engraved 7016/0. 9411/0 or 94110? Macht Nichts.

[dwheelie]

Originally Posted by John in MA

First the images aren't showing on my phone. Second, really? If you really want to go there:
9411/0 produced from 1973-76.

What's your point?

the point is that these are different unlike 'Chevy instead of Chevrolet, Beamer instead of BMW'
these are different model numbers, produced in different years

[John in MA]

Originally Posted by dwheelie

the point is that these are different unlike 'Chevy instead of Chevrolet, Beamer instead of BMW'
these are different model numbers, produced in different years

There you are incorrect. If you really want to get technical, what would constitute a different model based on deductive reasoning would be a change in the components used, case construction, or material.

That's why you have:

7928 moving to the 7016-movement
7016 moving to 9401 movement
7021-9411-movement
9411-76100-movement
76100-79090-movement
79090-79190-crystal/bezel construction


A 9411/0 and 94110 are not different. Same case construction and movement.

You say Potahto everyone else Potato in this instance.

[Johny]

why do they have the two different serials?

[dwheelie]

Originally Posted by John in MA

There you are incorrect. If you really want to get technical, what would constitute a different model based on deductive reasoning would be a change in the components used, case construction, or material.

That's why you have:

7928 moving to the 7016-movement
7016 moving to 9401 movement
7021-9411-movement
9411-76100-movement
76100-79090-movement
79090-79190-crystal/bezel construction


A 9411/0 and 94110 are not different. Same case construction and movement.

You say Potahto everyone else Potato in this instance.

i honestly do not understand the argument. 9441/0 and 94110 are different things. Yes, the components are the same, but one case is actually engraved with a '/'. Is this considered the same? Why would a factory engrave / onto the case? Oblivious it was to signify something. Or they just made a mistake? In vintage watches where every minute details are compared, such a difference as different MODEL NUMBER on a case means nothing? I am sure there were different bracelets offered, etc. Perhaps a tudor expert can explain?

[dwheelie]

Originally Posted by CrownMe

Don't think he has a point. He was trying to be smart and ended up looking like a

having 1100 posts in a year does not make you an expert my watch brother

[John in MA]

Originally Posted by dwheelie

i honestly do not understand the argument.

Then why have it? You stated others were wrong. I pointed out most of us just.dont.care as they are still the same watch.

[dwheelie]

Originally Posted by John in MA

Then why have it? You stated others were wrong. I pointed out most of us just.dont.care as they are still the same watch.

why do same watches have different case/model numbers?

[CrownMe]

Originally Posted by dwheelie

why do same watches have different case/model numbers?

Wow man....move on. Your argument is pointless.

[linesiders]

Originally Posted by dwheelie

i honestly do not understand the argument. 9441/0 and 94110 are different things. Yes, the components are the same, but one case is actually engraved with a '/'. Is this considered the same? Why would a factory engrave / onto the case? Oblivious it was to signify something. Or they just made a mistake? In vintage watches where every minute details are compared, such a difference as different MODEL NUMBER on a case means nothing? I am sure there were different bracelets offered, etc. Perhaps a tudor expert can explain?

They did that from time to time, changed things up. there was no significant difference in the 7928 when they added the / other than the dial and dials changed periodically without changing ref engraving. Same thing happened with the 941x/ - nothing significant - though some of the movements became finished differently a little after that time. As for Tudor experts, perhaps you are one - but tudor did not leave much for the rest of us so much is conjecture. BTW - I am not an expert, just an enthusiast.

I see this as a bit of a non argument

[Johny]

Originally Posted by Johny

why do they have the two different serials?

could the 9411/0 be the transitional model between the 9411 and the 94110?