Tudor 7924 Features
Ref. No. :7924
Movement :Automatic
Case Material :Steel
Bracelet Material :Leather
Year :1958
Condition :2 (fine)
Location :Netherlands, Maastricht
Price : € 18,750 (= $ 22,959)
Availability
Available immediately
Caliber
Movement :Automatic
Case
Case Material :Steel
Bracelet
Bracelet Material :Leather
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Tudor 7924 The Related Reviews:
- Watch looks great and works well. It hasn't been long enough to comment on durability but it's really nice.
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[Rating:(5 / 5 stars)] - Review by Chris Olson Croatia Cakovec from Netherlands Purmerend
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[Rating:(3.5 / 5 stars)] - Review by Mabel Reyes United Kingdom Hemel Hempstead from Netherlands Purmerend
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Tudor 7924 wrist watches news:
Roger Dubuis Introduces Hommage Minute Repeater Tourbillon Automatic
The new Roger Dubuis Hommage Minute Repeater Tourbillon Automatic, unveiled at the Watches and Wonders Fair in Hong Kong, features a trio of technical attributes: a minute repeater with new gongs, a flying tourbillion with a new cage, and twin micro-rotors in hand-guilloch¨¦ rose gold. Let¡¯s take a closer look.Minute repeaters originated long before either electric lighting, or luminous markings on dials and hands, were invented. By sounding distinct notes for the hours, quarter hours and minutes, they allowed the owner to ¡°hear¡± the time in the absence of light. Today, this functionality is no longer required, but collectors appreciate fine minute repeater watches as paragons of the watchmaking art.The slide at 9 o¡¯clock activates the minute repeater.The Roger Dubuis Hommage Minute Repeater Tourbillon Automatic showcases gongs designed to improve the quality of the chime thanks to a combination of a new shape ¨C square rather than the traditional round, and new materials. The in-house c
The new Roger Dubuis Hommage Minute Repeater Tourbillon Automatic, unveiled at the Watches and Wonders Fair in Hong Kong, features a trio of technical attributes: a minute repeater with new gongs, a flying tourbillion with a new cage, and twin micro-rotors in hand-guilloch¨¦ rose gold. Let¡¯s take a closer look.Minute repeaters originated long before either electric lighting, or luminous markings on dials and hands, were invented. By sounding distinct notes for the hours, quarter hours and minutes, they allowed the owner to ¡°hear¡± the time in the absence of light. Today, this functionality is no longer required, but collectors appreciate fine minute repeater watches as paragons of the watchmaking art.The slide at 9 o¡¯clock activates the minute repeater.The Roger Dubuis Hommage Minute Repeater Tourbillon Automatic showcases gongs designed to improve the quality of the chime thanks to a combination of a new shape ¨C square rather than the traditional round, and new materials. The in-house c
Affordable Vintage: The Bullitt Benrus
Hitting the auction block this weekend is Steve McQueen's 1967 Ferrari 275 GTB/4.? With estimates ranging from $8-12 million, the car is on track to break sales records and demonstrates that the King of Cool's legacy is still very much alive.? More than thirty years after his death, everything the man touched remains Cool with a capital C.? That's certainly the case with watches, where the models that McQueen wore command a premium in the market.? For most buyers, that means a McQueen watch ¨C a blue-dial Heuer Monaco 1133B, a Rolex Submariner 5512, or a Hanhart 417 ¨C is in Grail territory. However, there is a far less well known and far more attainable McQueen watch, and that's what we're looking at today: the Benrus Series #3061 black dial.? It's what we like to call the Bullitt Benrus.When McQueen took delivery of his Ferrari 275 in 1967, he was in the middle of filming what would become arguably his most famous film: Bullitt.? The movie follows San Francisco cop Frank Bullitt (McQue
Hitting the auction block this weekend is Steve McQueen's 1967 Ferrari 275 GTB/4.? With estimates ranging from $8-12 million, the car is on track to break sales records and demonstrates that the King of Cool's legacy is still very much alive.? More than thirty years after his death, everything the man touched remains Cool with a capital C.? That's certainly the case with watches, where the models that McQueen wore command a premium in the market.? For most buyers, that means a McQueen watch ¨C a blue-dial Heuer Monaco 1133B, a Rolex Submariner 5512, or a Hanhart 417 ¨C is in Grail territory. However, there is a far less well known and far more attainable McQueen watch, and that's what we're looking at today: the Benrus Series #3061 black dial.? It's what we like to call the Bullitt Benrus.When McQueen took delivery of his Ferrari 275 in 1967, he was in the middle of filming what would become arguably his most famous film: Bullitt.? The movie follows San Francisco cop Frank Bullitt (McQue
My collection - 9 watches & 9 different manufacturers (pic heavy)
Hi All,I bought my 9th watch yesterday (I really don't need it - what a funny and expensive hobby this is turning out to be)?When looking at my collection I wondered how many other people collect like me? I think subconsciously I like so many different watches out there that I can hardly bear to buy another of the same make before I go ahead and get one from a manufacturer that I haven't purchased from? I know a lot of people buy the same kind of watches (divers, chronographs as two common examples) and sometimes collectors buy lots of the same type from the same manufacturer as well. Of course it is each to their own but I can't seem to collect this way.I was wondering how many other people either collect like me - or intend to collect like I do in the future.I will post some pictures for anyone that is interested:
Hi All,I bought my 9th watch yesterday (I really don't need it - what a funny and expensive hobby this is turning out to be)?When looking at my collection I wondered how many other people collect like me? I think subconsciously I like so many different watches out there that I can hardly bear to buy another of the same make before I go ahead and get one from a manufacturer that I haven't purchased from? I know a lot of people buy the same kind of watches (divers, chronographs as two common examples) and sometimes collectors buy lots of the same type from the same manufacturer as well. Of course it is each to their own but I can't seem to collect this way.I was wondering how many other people either collect like me - or intend to collect like I do in the future.I will post some pictures for anyone that is interested:
Luminor Due
What do you guys think of these slimmer pams? I really like the black dial with green lume on asso.
What do you guys think of these slimmer pams? I really like the black dial with green lume on asso.
Basel 2018 Platinum Sub
Out of curiosity how many of you would be interested in the release of a Platinum Sub this year? This is my grail and I want to imagine its going to be released at some point ¡°soon¡±. I¡¯m imagining it with that dull red face that¡¯s been posted on the forum before. No doubt the price will be steep but how steep?? $65-75k? I think this would be the only watch that could make me part with my Smurf. Oh well, I¡¯m normally disappointed in the Basel releases so I¡¯m hoping for a surprise this year. If not, I will just continue to enjoy my Smurf because IMHO it¡¯s the perfect watch for a guy that wears the same shirt, shorts and flip flops every single day! I¡¯ve been approached only on a single occasion from a fellow WIS who said ¡°nice watch, really nice watch¡±. I like the whole stealth thing with this watch and I imagine the Platinum Sub will be the same.
Out of curiosity how many of you would be interested in the release of a Platinum Sub this year? This is my grail and I want to imagine its going to be released at some point ¡°soon¡±. I¡¯m imagining it with that dull red face that¡¯s been posted on the forum before. No doubt the price will be steep but how steep?? $65-75k? I think this would be the only watch that could make me part with my Smurf. Oh well, I¡¯m normally disappointed in the Basel releases so I¡¯m hoping for a surprise this year. If not, I will just continue to enjoy my Smurf because IMHO it¡¯s the perfect watch for a guy that wears the same shirt, shorts and flip flops every single day! I¡¯ve been approached only on a single occasion from a fellow WIS who said ¡°nice watch, really nice watch¡±. I like the whole stealth thing with this watch and I imagine the Platinum Sub will be the same.
