Restoring a Fantastic Tudor Submariner That Tudor Wouldn't Touch!/This Tudor Oysterdate From the 1950's Is In ROUGH Shape

[roadwarrior]

This Tudor Oysterdate From the 1950's Is In ROUGH Shape​

Wristwatch Revival

Dec 16, 2022

Marshall restores another vintage watch, this time it's a watch bought in memory of a dearly lost dog named Rosy. This Tudor Prince Oysterdate 34 is in really bad shape, not running, with missing parts when it arrived, and Marshall is tasked with getting it running again and back in service!

 

[daycoo2]

Thanks for posting this one, Mike.

 

[roadwarrior]

Restoring a Fantastic Tudor Submariner That Tudor Wouldn't Touch!​

Wristwatch Revival
Nov 25, 2024

Marshall restores a vintage watch, this time it's a Tudor Submariner from the 1960s that has had a heck of a life! It started life with the current owner's father who acquired it in Vietnam before coming home to be a police officer where he wore it every day for over 20 years. After changing hands a few times, it ended up with his son, who tried to have it fixed at Rolex. They refused to service it, and that's when he contacted Marshall! Enjoy!

Visit Sutcliffe Hansen for toolkits, revived watches, straps and more: https://sutcliffehansen.com/

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WATCHMAKING TOOLS AVAILABLE ON AMAZON LINKS:

Bergeon Screwdriver Set
Dumont Tweezer #3
Bergeon Springbar Tool
Bergeon Case Opening Ball
Bergeon Movement Holder
Horotec Hand Setting Tools
Rodico
Bergeon Blower
Bergeon Case Opening Knife

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CAMERAS AND AUDIO LINKS

Main Camera, Sony A7III
Secondary Camera, Sony A7IV
Tertiary Camera, Sony A6400
Main Macro Lens, Sigma 70mm f/2.8
Secondary Macro Lens, Laowa 100mm f/2.8
Wide Shot Lens
Audio Recorder, ZOOM H6
Small Sirui Tripod
Sirui Tripod Head for Overhead Camera
Camlink 4k Video Converter

COMPUTER STUFF LINKS

Apple Macbook Pro
Seagate HDDs for NAS
Samsung Portable Drive

 

[daycoo2]

Thanks for the addition of this post, Mike.