Tudor

Cadran: noir

Calibre: cal. 390 automatique, 17 rubis

Boîtier: acier, fond vissé

Numéro de boîtier: 434'870

Fermoir: bracelet Tudor Oyster en acier et boucle déployante

Dimensions: 40 mm, circonférence du bracelet approx. 180 mm

Signé: boîtier, cadran et mouvement                                                                    

Ecrin: non

Papiers: non

Accessoires: aucun

Dial: black

Calibre: cal. 390 automatic, 17 jewels

Case: stainless steel, screw-down back

Case number: 434'870

Closure: stainless steel Tudor Oyster bracelet and folding clasp

Size: 40 mm, bracelet circumference approx. 180 mm

Signed: case, dial and movement

Box: no

Papers: no

Accessories: none

Poids brut 113.7 g |

Gross weight 113.7 g

In 1954, Tudor launched its Oyster-Prince Submariner, reference 7922. It looked almost identical to the Rolex models 6200, 6204, and 6205, which launched just months prior.

The firm introduced their most recognizable Submariner variation, the reference 7928, as seen here, in 1960. This 4th generation Tudor Submariner looked very similar to the Rolex references 5512 and 5513, featuring a 40 mm case with protective crown guards.

Just like Rolex models, the reference 7928 went through many crown guard variations from square, to the pointed crown guards, to the rounded crown guards we see popular today.

Only produced for about eight years, the reference 7928 was enthusiastically received as an alternative to the famous Submariners sported in the early James Bond franchise.

The present example features an attractive meters first dial.