Java dog-
Love the idea of replacing bracelet.
However, it appears to be rare - like hen’s teeth.
If I could find one, it looks like cost would be on the order of $2k.
That watch basically looks identical to the Rolex sub of that vintage, with exception of the dial.
The outside of the clasp has the Tudor ‘crest’, but the inside of the clasp is labeled as “Rolex”. I believe the links in the expander are also stamped with “Rolex”.
I’m afraid that if I asked the Dallas service center to do anything to it, I’d get a bill for a new one - and never see the old one again.
Incidentally, the case is also marked as a Rolex part.
I think all that really differed from the Rolex version back at that time was which movement was used and what the dial appearance was. Even the screw down crown has the Rolex logo.
Of course, today - the Tudor brand is completely separated from any Rolex design cues.
My folks got the watch for me for graduation - and had the back engraved.
Definitely not leaving my possession while I’m taking nourishment - unless my son somehow ‘earns’ it.
