Hi guys,
Just picked up a PO 8500 here on CWC, so I've reluctantly decided to part with my Tudor Heritage Chrono Blue. I just don't see myself wearing the Tudor often enough now that I have another sport watch. I also have a feeling I will regret selling it once the honeymoon with the PO wears off.
I am the original owner. I personally purchased it from a Canadian AD. Warranty card dated October 21 2014, and the name is blank on the card. Under warranty until October 21, 2016. The original AD bill of sale will be included with purchase.
The sale includes everything you would expect a 'full kit' to include; the watch, steel bracelet, blue / orange strap, all manuals and papers, warranty card, inner hard shell box, outer box, hang tag, extra links. I am also including the Tudor neck tie that I was given by the AD as part of the purchase. All parts of the kit ie inner box, outer box, papers and manuals etc... are in mint condition, no damage.
Now on to the watch itself. I personally missed a LNIB sale here on CWC that Bobby had back in October 2014. I was smitten with the watch so I ended up buying it brand new from my local AD. I almost exclusively wore the watch on the nylon nato strap, therefore the steel bracelet is in very good condition as pictured. Not perfect, but very very good. I kept scotch tape on the clasp from new, so there are zero marks on the clasp which is where most bracelets get the most wear.
The Tudor HCB is 42mm in case you were wondering.
Full disclosure of the only flaws on this watch:
- the backside of a couple lugs have superficial surface marring from changing the strap / bracelet
- the front side of a couple lugs have very small fleabites from changing the strap / bracelet
- the polished sections of the case have very, very faint swirlies from wipedowns, as expected of any mirror polished finish once it's been touched. Very minor and must be purposely held on certain angles in certain lighting to be able to see; just disclosing but really a non-issue
- the nylon strap was almost exclusively used so you can tell the strap has been used. But it's still in very good condition - no stains, marks, rips, etc... you can just see where the buckle would rub against the fabric when it was worn
The crystal, bezel, pushers and crown are 100% mint with no defects or detract points at all.
The photos clearly and accurately represent the condition of the watch. No surprises to be had here.
I'm asking $3,650 for the complete kit as described above including original bill of sale. I prefer a local GTA face to face transaction; if the watch is not sold within a week or two, I'll consider opening up to shipping. But for now, local southern Ontario FTF only deals please.
Any questions or requests, don't hesitate to PM me. I have local CWC references as both the buyer and the seller.
Cheers,
Chris
Just picked up a PO 8500 here on CWC, so I've reluctantly decided to part with my Tudor Heritage Chrono Blue. I just don't see myself wearing the Tudor often enough now that I have another sport watch. I also have a feeling I will regret selling it once the honeymoon with the PO wears off.
I am the original owner. I personally purchased it from a Canadian AD. Warranty card dated October 21 2014, and the name is blank on the card. Under warranty until October 21, 2016. The original AD bill of sale will be included with purchase.
The sale includes everything you would expect a 'full kit' to include; the watch, steel bracelet, blue / orange strap, all manuals and papers, warranty card, inner hard shell box, outer box, hang tag, extra links. I am also including the Tudor neck tie that I was given by the AD as part of the purchase. All parts of the kit ie inner box, outer box, papers and manuals etc... are in mint condition, no damage.
Now on to the watch itself. I personally missed a LNIB sale here on CWC that Bobby had back in October 2014. I was smitten with the watch so I ended up buying it brand new from my local AD. I almost exclusively wore the watch on the nylon nato strap, therefore the steel bracelet is in very good condition as pictured. Not perfect, but very very good. I kept scotch tape on the clasp from new, so there are zero marks on the clasp which is where most bracelets get the most wear.
The Tudor HCB is 42mm in case you were wondering.
Full disclosure of the only flaws on this watch:
- the backside of a couple lugs have superficial surface marring from changing the strap / bracelet
- the front side of a couple lugs have very small fleabites from changing the strap / bracelet
- the polished sections of the case have very, very faint swirlies from wipedowns, as expected of any mirror polished finish once it's been touched. Very minor and must be purposely held on certain angles in certain lighting to be able to see; just disclosing but really a non-issue
- the nylon strap was almost exclusively used so you can tell the strap has been used. But it's still in very good condition - no stains, marks, rips, etc... you can just see where the buckle would rub against the fabric when it was worn
The crystal, bezel, pushers and crown are 100% mint with no defects or detract points at all.
The photos clearly and accurately represent the condition of the watch. No surprises to be had here.
I'm asking $3,650 for the complete kit as described above including original bill of sale. I prefer a local GTA face to face transaction; if the watch is not sold within a week or two, I'll consider opening up to shipping. But for now, local southern Ontario FTF only deals please.
Any questions or requests, don't hesitate to PM me. I have local CWC references as both the buyer and the seller.
Cheers,
Chris
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