Reply With QuoteOnly thing that puts me off is the snowflake.
Seems too large and crude. Seems to cheapen the design. Tone it down or more detail for that size and it may work for me.
Personal take.
Judging by prices on Watchfinder, both seem to be holding their values reasonably well tooOriginally Posted by Scandi
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Only thing that puts me off is the snowflake.
Seems too large and crude. Seems to cheapen the design. Tone it down or more detail for that size and it may work for me.
Personal take.
New to the forum, been contemplating a Tudor BB for a while. Been researching for a few days, and so much to learn. I think I will opt for a Black version. Any hints and tips welcome, I look forward to contributing here!
ETA or in-house? You’ll find the ETA version of the BBN a lot harder to come across used and it’ll probably be more expensive as well.
Looking to buy new. So guess it will be in house!
Let's see how we get on. Next is the colour dilemma!!
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Lovely pieces there.
Another ETA BB Red lover here.
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Love this photo, wish it was the BBR like mine though.
Wish I also knew where to start taking anything like it, apart from a dark room!
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Really great value, only reason I flipped my bbb was it wore too high for me. At least that’s what I thought at the time.
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Wow, I assume this is a black and white photo with the red highlighted because having that black and ‘silver’ dial instead of gold makes it look like a mash up or even fake to my eyesLovely pieces there.
Another ETA BB Red lover here.
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Yep indeed B&W.. now in the flesh.
Phew! Thanks. Thought I would have to start one of those Internet ‘what colour is this’ threads!Yep indeed B&W.. now in the flesh.
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