Original Dial - 1969 TUDOR 7016/0 MK1 Oyster Prince — USD 13,050

Experience a remarkable night at Tudor's Vintage GTG event with collectors and the Tudor Team. Engaging discussions, rare watch sightings like Tudor Submariner 7924, and gratitude to Tudor Team for an unforgettable moment.

The 7924 is not a reference we see every day, here or there. For a good reason: The production numbers are quite low. It is said that only 200 were made at the end of 1958, I would say much more, but still, not that many, compared to the 7928 / 7016 / 94010 and 94110. Let's see those I could find on

I'm now the proud owner of the Black-Bay ancestor, a 94010 Submariner originally issued with this stunning dial/hands combo for only one year, every known examples throughout the world (a very few watches) being in the 8.8/beginning of the 8.9XXX serial range number. This very small 94010 batch is n

Discover the Tudor 7016 back side with detailed images showcasing the vintage Rolex Submariner's unique design and historical value for collectors.

The Tudor Submariner was used by the French Navy - especially by the Groupe de Plongeurs Démineurs founded in 1955 - from the mid 1950’s to the early 1980’s. Most probably, this watch was chosen of course because of its quality but also because of its cost, which was much lower than the Rolex equiva

A very interesting Military watch, which lived under the shadow of its crowned sister, the 5513, for many years. Times have changed, and for some years, now, it has its moment of glory. Here are those I owned... 7016 " 1974 ": 94010 " 1981 ": 94010 " 1982 ". Some pictures I took: 94010 " 1983 ": 940