Tudor Prince Chronograph 79280 40mm Manual stainless steel Case black Dial Unisex

Tudor Prince Chronograph 79280 40mm Auto

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Tudor Prince Chronograph 79280 40mm Auto stainless steel Case black Dial Unisex

Inventory Code: RF311

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Observed Rate performs per manufacturer specs

Bracelet Length up to 8 inches

Condition Near Mint to Mint

Condition Notes - Almost no signs of use on the case and bracelet. Looks very close to new on your wrist.

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A UNIQUE STYLE

For nearly half a century, TUDOR has left its mark on the history of chronographs with products of strong identity, unique style and uncompromising quality. By proving equal to the task, by kindling passion, by constantly improving its products and by offering models clearly belonging to their era but retaining their own distinct identity, TUDOR has earned a place apart in the field of sports chronographs, embodied in the development of four successive families of products.

The year 1995 marked the inauguration of the second series of Prince Oysterdate self-winding chronographs, introducing numerous aesthetic and technical improvements such as a reworked and refined case and a virtually scratchproof sapphire crystal.

1995 FOURTH SERIES: TUDOR PRINCE OYSTERDATE

In 1995, with the introduction of the series of 79200 references, the appearance of the Prince Oysterdate self-winding chronograph was rethought subtly but significantly. To begin with, the case, which over three generations of chronographs had essentially retained its famous imposing, sharp presence, became more refined and softer. Keeping a highly recognisable silhouette, it now presented to the eye softer lines consisting of curves and rounded configurations. Three more notable changes marked the design of this fourth generation: a new characteristic dial, silver with cream-coloured counters, was introduced, a black anodised aluminium insert with a transfer replaced the traditional Plexiglas tachymetric-scale bezel insert, and a sapphire crystal with a Cyclops lens was adopted to replace the Plexiglas crystal.

Its movement remained the self-winding Valjoux calibre 7750 in a substantially improved version. Its finishing was characteristic and benefitted from a particular aesthetic effort. Entirely refreshed, its decor was called “special TUDOR”. Its rotor was no longer decorated with transfer marking, but engraved and gilded. Its screws were now polished rather than matt.

In 1996, the company Montres TUDOR S.A. celebrated its 50th anniversary. Having attained its maturity, the brand was now known in all markets. Thus the direct references to Rolex were gradually disappearing from the cases, winding crowns and bracelets of TUDOR watches.

(source: Tudor Watches)

Case Diameter: 40mm
Movement: Automatic
Caliber: 7750
Waterproof: 10 ATM
Crystal: Sapphire

Tudor Prince Chronograph 79280 40mm Auto

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