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The Tudor ref. 7032/0 is the ultimate Tudor chronograph, more rare and special than any Monte Carlo chronograph.
"Home plate" - so named because of those the oddly-shaped hour markers - the home plate on a base ball field.
The ref. 7032's case is 40mm and has a pretty unusual and avant garde case design - just look at those large, protruding crown guards.
The 7032/0 replaced the 7031/0 - the only real difference between the 2 is the 7032/had a satin-finished steel bezel with a 500-unit graduated engraved tachymetric scale whilst the 7031/0 had a black Bakelite bezel.
There were 2 variations of the ref. 7032/0, the version with a grey dial and black registers - as this one, and a much rarer version with a black dial and grey registers.
Like the genuine item, this build uses a manually-wound mechanical Valjoux 7734 movement with a power reserve of over 45 hours.
Specs' on this build:
Reworked Vietnam case.
Rolex cyclops glued on an aftermarket plexi crystal (only solution . . .)
NOSValjoux 7734 movement.
Yuki dial and hands
Aftermarket date wheel - gens are impossible to find . . .
Thanks for looking !