Tudor snowflake 9411 real or fake

[Theone20]

I want to buy my first tudor watch
some one can help me to check the photo
thanks

[Vincent65]

Looks good to me

[swish77]

Originally Posted by Theone20

I want to buy my first tudor watch
some one can help me to check the photo
thanks

What about this watch made you think it might be fake?

[jdog111578]

Everything looks good to me. The only thing I notice is a service insert. Other than that, everything looks original and in great condition.

[ar.parask13]

Originally Posted by jdog111578

Everything looks good to me. The only thing I notice is a service insert. Other than that, everything looks original and in great condition.

Agreed!
The watch seems to be original and I'm very good shape.
The insert is a later replacement... the lume pip has not aged the way the rest of the watch has...


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[Theone20]

Originally Posted by ar.parask13

Agreed!
The watch seems to be original and I'm very good shape.
The insert is a later replacement... the lume pip has not aged the way the rest of the watch has...


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Thank you for your help

[Mr.Kaplan]

Is the watch in italy? I was offered a watch with the same dial but with a fake movement, dealer was in Torino.
UnfortunatelyI can't find a picture of serial to check.
It looked the same and it has the same sign on minute hand.

[linesiders]

Watch is real but not happy with the movement. A 946K serial movement (only a few thousand from mine) should have a real nicely decorated 2784. I would also suspect the gold trim on the + - are missing (Classic Tip from John in Ma). Engravings are fine, case cut is fine. Insert is IMO original and not service - just a not terribly fat MK3. Same tight T SWISS T dial print as my blue (The Ts are closer to the SWISS than normal)

Unless it is cheap enough to justify getting correct movement I would pass

Movement from mine:

[Theone20]

Originally Posted by linesiders

Watch is real but not happy with the movement. A 946K serial movement (only a few thousand from mine) should have a real nicely decorated 2784. I would also suspect the gold trim on the + - are missing (Classic Tip from John in Ma). Engravings are fine, case cut is fine. Insert is IMO original and not service - just a not terribly fat MK3. Same tight T SWISS T dial print as my blue (The Ts are closer to the SWISS than normal)

Unless it is cheap enough to justify getting correct movement I would pass

Movement from mine:

It's mean the mouvement isn't original?

[alwayshere]

Originally Posted by linesiders

Watch is real but not happy with the movement. A 946K serial movement (only a few thousand from mine) should have a real nicely decorated 2784. I would also suspect the gold trim on the + - are missing (Classic Tip from John in Ma). Engravings are fine, case cut is fine. Insert is IMO original and not service - just a not terribly fat MK3. Same tight T SWISS T dial print as my blue (The Ts are closer to the SWISS than normal)

Unless it is cheap enough to justify getting correct movement I would pass

Movement from mine:

Going to have to go against LS who I know is a Tudor expert.

There has been a number of variations of the 2783/2784 movements in the submariner. I think yours is fine - I might take a photo of mine (also a 94110 and with the same dial as yours).

But as a initial thought - it looks good to me.

[timemachines]

No problems so far, thanks for posting a number of pics it makes it much easier to determine authenticity! :)

[themaninblack]

I'm pretty sure that I've seen plenty of non-decorated ETA/Tudor movements in Submariners and other Tudors from around this era.

[linesiders]

Originally Posted by alwayshere

Going to have to go against LS who I know is a Tudor expert.

There has been a number of variations of the 2783/2784 movements in the submariner. I think yours is fine - I might take a photo of mine (also a 94110 and with the same dial as yours).

But as a initial thought - it looks good to me.

There are many variations - just not that I have seen at that range. Love to see it and I am OK if I am wrong - in fact prefer it

Originally Posted by themaninblack

I'm pretty sure that I've seen plenty of non-decorated ETA/Tudor movements in Submariners and other Tudors from around this era.

I have seen plenty of not decorated ones as well - but not in this serial range