Stainless Steel head and bracelet with flip-lock clasp, silver dial with blue Arabic markers, automatic (Cal. T601), date, screw-down crown, Ref. 91550-0005, warranty dated November 2021, 39mm, Retail = $2,175, Mint in Box with Papers
Stainless Steel, rivet bracelet with T-Fit clasp, unidirectional rotating bezel, black dial, automatic Chronometer (Cal. MT5400), screw-down crown, Ref. 79000N-0001, warranty dated October 2025, 37mm, Retail = $4,725, Like New in Box with Papers
Stainless Steel, steel riveted Oyster-style bracelet with T-fit clasp, bidirectional bezel with black and burgundy aluminum insert, black dial, automatic Chronometer (MT5450-U), dual time zone, date, screw-down crown, Ref. M7939G1A0NRU-0001, warranty dated November 2024, 39mm, Retail = $5,350, Like New in Box with Papers
Matte black ceramic, 'distressed' black leather strap with PVD deployant buckle, unidirectional rotating diver bezel with ceramic insert, black dial, automatic Master Chronometer (Cal. MT5602-1U), includes black nato strap, Ref. 79210CNU, warranty dated May 2021, 41mm, Retail = $6,125, includes OEM nylon pass-through strap, 99% Like New in Box with Papers
Matte black ceramic, leather and rubber strap with PVD deployant clasp, unidirectional rotating diver bezel with ceramic insert, matte 'Visa' blue dial, automatic Master Chronometer (Cal. MT5602-1U), screw-down crown, display back, includes Tudor nylon strap, Ref. 79210CNU-007, warranty dated March 2025, 41mm, Retail = $6,125, Like New in Box with Papers
Carbon Fiber, black leather strap with rubber backing on tang buckle, tachymeter bezel, white / black dial, automatic, 45-minute chronograph, date, screw-down crown, limited edition of 2025 pieces, Ref. m79377kn-0001, warranty dated July 2025, 42mm, New in Box with Papers + 2 Year BW Warranty
Stainless Steel, Steel rivet bracelet with flip-lock clasp, blue unidirectional rotating diver bezel, black dial, automatic Chronometer (Cal. MT5602), screw-down crown, Ref. 79230B-0008, warranty dated January 2022, 41mm, Retail = $4,100, Mint in Box with Papers
Two-Tone Stainless Steel, bracelet with flip-lock deployant clasp, notched yellow gold bezel, champagne dial with diamond markers, automatic (Cal. T201), date, screw-down crown, Ref. m28303-0006, 28mm, Retail = $5,475, Like New in Box with Papers
Black carbon composite case, blue fabric strap with Velcro on tang buckle, titanium bidirectional bezel, dark blue dial, automatic (Cal. MT5813), 45-minute chronograph, date, screw-down crown, Ref. m25807kn-0001, warranty dated June 2025, 43mm, Retail = $6,200, 99% Like New in Box with Papers
Two tone Stainless Steel head and bracelet with flip-lock deployant clasp, notched bezel, champagne dial with 8 diamond markers, automatic (Cal. T603), day / date, screw-down crown, Ref. M28603-0006, 41mm, Retail = $6,200, 99% Like New (with factory stickers intact) in Box with instructions
Black rubber strap pieces, (no tang buckle included), made for reference 79407 Pelagos 39, Like New
A subsidiary of the legendary Rolex brand, Tudor watches began making a distinct name for themselves from their inception by Rolex founder Hans Wildorf in the late 1940s. Wildorf had been experimenting for years with the idea of bringing a line of classic watches to a broader audience at more modest prices, without sacrificing the extremely high caliber quality that Rolex had been known for. Tudor accomplished this by using in-house Rolex cases and parts but installing less expensive, but still extremely reputable, ETA and Valjoux watch movements.
In its early days, the parallels to Rolex models were immediately apparent in their original Tudor Oyster Prince and its utilitarian diver watch alternative, the Tudor Submariner, introduced in 1958. However, Tudor began distinguishing itself with small touches to their designs, such as implementing the ‘Snowflake’ and ‘Lollipop’ hour hands, both unique choices that gave Tudor their own design separate from their Rolex siblings. This trend continued through the turn of the century and into current models, as Tudor continued to establish its own voice and style in its timepieces, operating independently of the choices of Rolex. Some more recent Tudor pieces have introduced complications and ideas never implemented by its parent company, such as stylized second hands in their women’s watch designs or alarm functions not seen in any Rolex models. Tudor’s recently unveiled designs offer even more substantial innovations, including unique and decidedly non-Rolex bracelet options and Tudor “Manufacture” movements.
Though the Rolex influence is still evident in Tudor’s timepieces, they have developed into a distinct and noteworthy brand worthy of any watch enthusiast’s attention.
Do you have a Tudor watch to sell? We are looking to buy most modern models from this brand. To get an idea of models we have bought direct from end-users, review our list of Tudor models we have bought.