Small collection

[Dennis3258]

As I am becoming a collector, obviously, it is great fun, I purchased a couple of Tudor watches.

This was my first, didn't even know exactly what I bought, now I know.
The watch has a Pforzheim watchcase 20 micron gold plated and ETA 1182 movement.
The dial shows dual branding, but I don't know if that's done original.
The watch case will probably be redone soon, the movement needs a service but is running strong.



My second watch, Dennison case for Rolex, Tudor/Rolex 59cs movement, or FHF30-1.
The watch is probably from 1952, the watch runs approxiamtely 14 seconds plus per 24 hours.
Very nice watch but doesn't show on the picture.



My third is a Tudor Oyster 4453, probably 1946, which has a Tudor/Rolex 59 movement, FHF 30 movement and a 5,3 mm Oyster Brevet crown.
The dial is gold coloured, certainly not in a perfect condition, but I haven't seen a 4453 with this colour dial before, so I leave it as it is.
The watch runs approximately 23 sec. plus per 24 hours.



The forth watch is a Tudor Oyster Prince, 34 mm, probably 1952, Tudor 390 automatic movement, runs approximately 7,6 sec. minus per 24 hours.
The watch has the Rolex + crown.
Very nice watch, at the moment my favourite, the bracelet is partly aftermarket.



Also have a project, original Rolex 1601 watch case, see thru case back, original Tudor Oyster Prince Date ETA 2784 movement, but stil waiting, nearly for half a year on a dial and hands, as it has to be Rolex size, 27,8 mm.



Couldn't resist also to buy a ladies Tudor, has a Dennison case made for Rolex and ETA 2325 movement.
Very nice small movement, runs approx. 35 sec's minus on 24 hours.