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29 January 2022, 06:42 AM
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Real Name: Juan
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Tudor BB58 question
hello to the Tudor experts, I bought a blue BB58 on eBay "with authentication guarantee" I am enclosing some photos since I have doubts about the bracelet. The watch said brand new, it came with change marks on the bracelet and I think the clasp is on the opposite side… thanks for future comments!
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29 January 2022, 06:45 AM
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«Watches? In those of the ancient world, when they were sunny, there was a phrase inscribed: Omnia vulnerant, ultima necat all the hours hurt, the last kills. That certainty is, ultimately, the secret mechanism that moves the hands of the clock.
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29 January 2022, 11:42 AM
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The bracelet looks authentic with the ceramic ball bearings on the clasp.
However, it is mounted backwards. |
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