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Main Forums => General Discussion - Modern Watches => Topic started by: Brian90 on November 25, 2019, 02:41:27 PM
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Hi guys, so I have just bought a Tudor Pelagos with a small defect. The word "GENEVE" on it became "GENEVF". Personally, I think it makes it to be more valuable because it is pretty hard for a renowned company like Tudor to make an error like that. Imagine this watch went through QC and many peoples' eyes without the defect being detected. What do you guys think?
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Did you buy this from an authorized dealer?
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Ya bro, from swiss watch gallery.
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Good for you bro. This will be a very unique piece.
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Nobody will notice it unless you take it off. Do make sure you don't lose the paperwork tho. Mind posting a close up picture of it?
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I've modified the original post with picture attached =)
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Perhaps you might wanna have a close check on the dial. Whether it peels off and drop and stuck somewhere inside the dial.
Just a thought.
Otherwise it sure is a rare Pelagos you bought.
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Freakish but rare, unless Tudor really screw up and made a bunch of it.

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That is so cool. Did you get it at RRP or discounted?
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You obviously had not heard of the double 9 Air King. You'd be surprise there were actually a lot of bloopers in Rolex/Tudor QC. A misprint could be highly sought after.
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I have heard of that, or rather seen the youtube video by watchfinder about this piece =)