Tudor Chronograph

[chenx15]

are tudor Chronographs really hard to find? is it harder than a SS daytona?

[Dan Pierce]

Originally Posted by chenx15

are tudor Chronographs really hard to find?

No.
dP

[wantonebad]

Its a solid question that I don't know the answer to but I can tell you that they aren't in as high demand as a SS Daytona. I'm looking for one like Dan's myself

[chenx15]

Any idea for the price of the new one.

[Tools]

Only in the USA..

[vapalux]

I have been after one in the UK for ages without success.

Sorry. I found one. But the price was a joke. I fancy a white dial with black inserts but black dial mmmmm you never know!

Carry on looking for me

Best of luck in tracking one down

Enjoy

Si

[Dan Pierce]

Originally Posted by chenx15

Any idea for the price of the new one.

Don't think Tudor is sold in Canada so finding new might be tough. Ebay or sale forums are your best bet. Only time I've seen an AD was in Guam.
To answer your question, I think they run in the $2500.00 US range.
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[chenx15]

i just called my AD. She said she has a lot and since i bought a new Rolex i'll have a special price for it.

[Dan Pierce]

Originally Posted by chenx15

i just called my AD. She said she has a lot and since i bought a new Rolex i'll have a special price for it.

Run, Forest, run!!
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[chenx15]

i know. i'll pay her a visit on Thrusday. i don't know which one to choose though. what can you suggest Dan?

[cody p]

me thinks the tudors available at your AD are the newer generation - they look quite different than the classic tudors.

[chenx15]

Ah. Maybe you are right mr. Cody. Any specific serial number I should look for.

[Dan Pierce]

Originally Posted by cody p

me thinks the tudors available at your AD are the newer generation - they look quite different than the classic tudors.

The current line up has it's own design vs the classic Tudor chronos that have Rolex cases, crowns, and bracelets. Not up on the current models, sorry. They might have a few 792XXP models that look very similar to the classics though.
Good luck,
dP

[cody p]

Originally Posted by chenx15

Ah. Maybe you are right mr. Cody. Any specific serial number I should look for.

check out the tudor website for the current offerings... who knows, maybe your ad has some new old stock kicking around? i'm not up on ref. numbers, sorry. good luck!

[chenx15]

it seems like the modern tudor is not as breath taking as the classice one.

[cody p]

Originally Posted by chenx15

it seems like the modern tudor is not as breath taking as the classice one.

that's probably because they look like something other than a rolex. i don't really care for them myself.

[rccballers]

Originally Posted by Dan Pierce

The current line up has it's own design vs the classic Tudor chronos that have Rolex cases, crowns, and bracelets. Not up on the current models, sorry. They might have a few 792XXP models that look very similar to the classics though.
Good luck,
dP

+1 I love the chronos with the Rolex cases, crowns, and bracelets. They just cost so damn much. Oh well, hopefully if the US dollar continues to rise, the watches will go down in price, right?

[onkyo]

Originally Posted by chenx15

Any idea for the price of the new one.

I bought a NOS Tudor Tiger Chrono off Ebay for about 2100 shipped (not including $130 customs tax coming from Canada )

[bagel]

Originally Posted by chenx15

are tudor Chronographs really hard to find? is it harder than a SS daytona?

If you are referring to vintage tudor chronograph, dpending on the model, it may be even more difficult to find than SS daytona.