Rolex Tudor Oysterdate Automatic

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Tudors egen hjemmeside giver f... i historien så der kan man ikke blive klogere. York time som går en del ud af beskrive de ure de sælger og har, skriver - her i udvalgt klipning:(hurtig læsere kan nøjes med det med fed skrift)
The Tudor line can be traced all the way back to the beginning of the 20th Century. The earliest Tudor I have owned dated to the 1930’s and used a caliber 59 movement, also used in the Canadian market Rolex’s.

During the mid to late 1960’s Rolex switched to another manufacturer, ETA to supply the base movements for their watches. These Early Submariners have become quite collectible. The increase in value has led to a large quantity of fakes penetrating the market. These are being produced in the Far East and are easily spotted upon close examination along with some investigation into what the real model should look like.

men se det er Ebay guides ikke så enig i - de har 1946 - og Hans W som founder?
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Tudors are watches made by Rolex. In fact the founder of Rolex, Hans Wilsdorf, is also the founder of Tudor.

Hans Wilsdorf first opened Tudor watches in 1946. The brand name Tudor was chosen because Wilsdorf wanted to pay tribute to the Tudor period of England.

The most important difference between Rolex and Tudor was already inherent in the 1940's when the first Tudor Oyster reached the market: Inside the screwed-in Oyster case, there was not a Rolex manufactured movement, but a movement supplied by Ebauches SA, ETA. The Rolex company still places value today on the fact that the modified automatic calibers by ETA are "especially made for Tudor."

MÅSKE - var det et varemærke allerede i 1933 - men MÅSKE ikke direkte under Tudor - og så tog Hans W det til sig og gjorde det til en Rolex datter i 1946 - MÅSKE
Googling kan jo desværre ikke klare alt, men nogen at jer er måske bedre
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