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Tudor Ranger Ref 7995: The Explorer By Tudor.
One picture which, I believe, comes from Tudor of this beauty.
The sibling of the Rolex Explorer 1016, much less known, but not less charming.
My kind of stuff, which I am desperately hunting for some years, now.
Best,
Nicolas
Review
Subexplorer reviews the Tudor Ranger, comparing its 41mm case, brushed finish, and Explorer-inspired dial to vintage models. Discover insights on its wearability and strap options.
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Collection
Explore Tudor's Heritage line: Black Bay, Heritage Chrono, and Ranger. A collector's review on how Tudor reinterprets history and builds its own identity.
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Review
Explore the 2014 Tudor Heritage Ranger launch party in Singapore. Get firsthand impressions of the 41mm watch, its bracelet and strap options, and its vintage appeal.
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Reference Guide
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Tudor Ranger Ref 7995: The Explorer By Tudor.
One picture which, I believe, comes from Tudor of this beauty. The sibling of the Rolex Explorer 1016, much less known, but not less charming. My kind of stuff, which I am desperately hunting for some years, now. Best, Nicolas ...
Nico,
Am I mistaking or Ranger has 34mm case?! I'm not sure about this particular reference but regular vintage Ranger has smaller case then 1016 (36mm)! It's more in line with vintage Air-king or Precision Rolex, or 1002. One of the reasons why is less popula...
Here's my Ranger purchased in 1972, UK with Rolex fliplock bracelet
Sadly the hands were replaced when it was serviced twenty years ago - didn't realise at the time that i should have insisted that the original hands be retained! ...
What do you think of the 41mm?
I saw one a few years ago on somebody's wrist.. I think the old ones always had the best proportions but the 41mm wasn't too bad.