Original von philipp

So back again to the title of this message: Are these early 7922 Tudor's or Rolexes?? What we see now is that in the early years Rolex cased the 7922 in a Rolex case with matching Rolex serial numbers and in some cases a crossed 6538 reference inside the caseback. I know that the great collectors and dealers of the world are faithfull to the crown and only Rolex on the dial makes it a Rolex but as i wanted to mention with this post is that these early Tudor Big Crowns are coming very close and they show us that the line between Tudor and Rolex has not yet been very clear at that time at the Geneva HQ. IMHO you get more authentic Rolex than they ever made in all Tudors afterwards..The whole case and crown is Rolex except the dial and movement..last propably to market them differently by [french] demand in these early days of the Big Crown evolution....
Sophisticated questions

I mean what makes a Ferrari ?
The "case" or the "movement" ?
The shape or the heart ?

Beautiful watch, anyway