Reply With QuoteI love my blue dialled one and 750 is cheaper than I paid
from the research I did when I got mine 750 is good price, but times change fast and i'd let some others chime in than jyst taking my work for it....
Iv'e just bought an Omega Speedy 4.5 of my mate and he showed me this...http://www.chrono24.com/en/tudor/hyd...acturerIds=245
Possibly for £750 guy's but I have no idea what they are like if any good etc etc etc,it's watch on a rubber deployment box but no papers.So good price or bloody outrageous?.Oh and it appears to be the carbon fibre dial.
Ta
Paul
Last edited by P9CLY; 12th December 2012 at 21:04.
I love my blue dialled one and 750 is cheaper than I paid
from the research I did when I got mine 750 is good price, but times change fast and i'd let some others chime in than jyst taking my work for it....
Buy it.
Took me ages to find a carbon fibre dial Hydronaut a few years back (still have it)........not a very common watch at all.
The case design and finish, esp the crown guards are wonderful.
Pics when you buy it please! :)
Think Jocke has one with carbon dial?
http://forum.tz-uk.com/showthread.ph...gt-gt-gt-gt-gt
pix of mine in this thread
http://forum.tz-uk.com/showthread.ph...-Tudor-content
if you're in any doubt.... go for it, at 750 it should be an easy flip if you don't like it & when you see the price of older tudor subs & corresponding aged subs, you see the hydronaut is a bargain...
£750 sounds OK for a Hydronaut on a non-metal bracelet and without box & papers
They're great watches!
Good price, with one proviso.
Is it the 41mm version, or the smaller one?
If it is the smaller one, it can be regarded as being a reasonable price, but not a great one.
Dave
Do it!
These are getting more and more expensive, if you can find a good example.
Just look on E-bay or chrono24.
I wish I had bought a nice example a few years ago, the case is a much nicer and cleaner looking than the new Rolex and Tudor ones, and I love the crownguard.
Daddel.
Got a new watch, divers watch it is, had to drown the bastard to get it!
Good value I think, you won't find one cheaper. Excellent quality from Tudor, built like a tank. Yes I agree, the crown guard is a work of art. Even nice on a Toshi ...
Last edited by Pete; 11th December 2012 at 10:26.
Hi Pete, you've got a yellow Hydronaut tooNice one! Looks good on the black strap.
Here's mine:
Good little watches, but as has been stated, check what the size is.
Plus, there is a snob factor involved in owning a Tudor. The ignorant still think of them as a poor man's Rolex. If that sort of thing bothers you.
While the original Hydronaut was offered in three sizes (39, 35 & 26mm) AFAIK the carbon fibre dial was only an option on the full size version? - it was offered in both steel (89190P) and steel/gold (89193P).
I may well be misinformed but I've never come across a mid or ladies size Hydronaut with a carbon dial.
Way back in the early/mid noughties the difference in cost on a s/steel version between a plain normal dial and a CF one was £80 - it was cheaper to buy a Hydronaut with a plain dial on the 93550 bracelet than the carbon dial one on rubber.
Get it bought at that price, not seen one near that for a long time.
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