Tudor watches were established in 1926 by Hans Wilsdorf, the founder of Rolex. The brand was created to offer the reliability and precision of Rolex watches but at a more accessible price point. Initially registered as "The Tudor" by Veuve de Philippe Hüther, a Swiss watchmaking company, the brand was later acquired by Wilsdorf. In 1946, the "Montres Tudor SA" company was officially incorporated, marking the beginning of Tudor's distinct identity in the watch industry.
The Tudor Prince Oysterdate is a classic timepiece born from the illustrious heritage of the Tudor brand, a sibling company to Rolex, both founded by Hans Wilsdorf. Introduced in the mid-20th century, the Prince Oysterdate quickly became synonymous with elegance and reliability, encapsulating Tudor’s commitment to producing robust and refined watches.What's on OfferThis stunning 1970s Tudor Prince Oysterdate is in superb condition with a beautiful midnight blue dial. The dial is furnished with slim baton hour markers with luminous pips and slim stick hands with luminous inserts. There is a date aperture at 3 o'clock underneath a cyclops in the crystal for heightened visibility.
The polished steel bezel is in nice shape with only very minor signs of previous wear and the watch is paired with its original Tudor bracelet. The case back is signed Rolex as we would expect to see. This is a beautiful vintage piece and wears very well on the wrist - appropriate for all manner of occasions from casual wear to more formal functions. Running well and keeping good time, this watch will bring the wearer many years of joy and make a very worthy addition to any collection. We love it!