Tudor black bay crown like a Rolex twin lock?

[BreezyMan]

I tried finding this info online to no avail forgive me if has been posted before! I just picked up a black bay black with the Eta (who doesn't love the rose and dial right). my question is how is the design of the Tudors black bay crown is like a Rolex twinlock design? Thanks in advance

[BreezyMan]

What I mean by this if anyone is confused is how the gaskets work and where are they compared to Rolex twinlock crown like truly how it works as the black bay doesn't have a Rolex crown like the old Tudor subs

[DJExplorer]

I'd guess at one in the tube contacting the crown stem, and the other in the crown itself mating with the tube outer edge.
So I'd say much like a twin lock on a DJII for example.

[arguetaoscar]

Not sure, but 200mts is plenty of resistance! Love the BB ...


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[arguetaoscar]

Adam? Any input?


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[Matt74]

This is what you're looking for I believe....

http://www.rolexforums.com/showthread.php?t=375688

[BreezyMan]

Yes thanks Rolex/Tudor fam the black bay black with eta is one they will chase in the future until then I will wear it on rotation with my 1960 minty datejust 1603 with a silver dial to keep it vintage everyday even tho I'm still in my late 20s the black bay is close as I will go to modern Rolex next one is fed a trusty minty 5513

[Luap1976]

It's like a triplock

[porschedude]

I don't think its quite like a triplock but I may be wrong.