Tudor 7928 Serial / Dial question

[indianmachine]

Is 56X,XXX too late for a silver print T Swiss T Chapter Ring dial for the 7928? This would be about 1966, I believe.

I've seen one or two examples with it [0], but read on tudorsub.com that it this one only lasted until 509,XXX


[0] https://www.chrono24.com/tudor/tudor...id20340529.htm

[linesiders]

Good looking watch, really.

The Devils Sub (V.I.66 accidentally stamped caseback) should not be chapterring. Not saying it is impossible, but that would be the latest I have seen.

[indianmachine]

Originally Posted by linesiders

Good looking watch, really.

The Devils Sub (V.I.66 accidentally stamped caseback) should not be chapterring. Not saying it is impossible, but that would be the latest I have seen.

Great to know, thank you! Do you have any more information on the Devil's Sub? I've not heard of that and a cursory search on the forum didn't yield great results.

[indianmachine]

ahh, Roman numeral switched got it!

[baumare]

Originally Posted by indianmachine

Great to know, thank you! Do you have any more information on the Devil's Sub? I've not heard of that and a cursory search on the forum didn't yield great results.

I believe he just nicknamed the Devil's Sub because the VI.66 reads 666 which is "the number of the Devil"

[linesiders]

Originally Posted by baumare

I believe he just nicknamed the Devil's Sub because the VI.66 reads 666 which is "the number of the Devil"

4th quarter 5512 / 5513 casebacks are frequently VI.66 and almost all or all 4th quarter 7928s are. I do not recall any IV66. And I believe I first heard that term here or VFR a decade ago.