A 60's Tudor as it was having the "big Flower" as the trade mark at 12 O'clock position. A man's watch for those who could not afford to buy a Rolex in the 60's and 70's., That was friends of mine liked to say about people who bought Tudor that time! Tudor was the sister brand of Rolex until 2000. Most of the parts are being shared each other, like the cases, crown, bracelet... etc.. But I am sure this Tudor is interesting as the "Big Flower" is the one we would like to collect!
Tantale is a special material, heavy, hard and dark grey in colour, much heavir than Titanium. A Two Tones version, Chronometer, there is a small magnifying glass on top of the date window! A shadow of Rolex design.
This is a Russian made 14K pink Gold watch with manual Winding. I asked the boss of the Restaurant near by Beta hotel in Moscow to show me..Of course in the eyes of today, this is a dwarf as of today's standard for the size of a watch. But she worn it on her wrist with some kind of elegency qnd graceful gesture... She told me it was just USD500.00, 7 years ago, that is quite reasonable as it is solid gold.