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TUDOR HERITAGE BLACK BAY 79230NThe Top 5 Tudor models
- The Tudor Heritage Black Bay is a reissue of the Submariner, Tudor's first divers watch from 1954. The great similarity to the eponymous Rolex model is no coincidence, as the Submariner was designed as a lower-priced version of the most iconic divers watch of all time. Since 2016, the Black Bay series is equipped with completely custom-made movements from Tudor.
- The Tudor North Flag is a dynamic and stylish sports watch, which also has an in-house movement. The naming was inspired by a British Greenlandic expedition in the 1950s, where Tudor watches were used. It is also fitted with an impressive power reserve of up to 70 hours that can be read on the power reserve indicator.
- The Tudor Pelagos – named after the Greek word for "sea" – is a popular diver's watch from Tudor and was designed to explore the depths of the sea. With a water resistance of 50 bar (500 metres), a rotating bezel and luminescent markings, it is a fully functional divers watch that competes against models like the Omega Seamaster or the Breitling Superocean.
- The Tudor Fastrider Chronograph series was jointly developed in 2011 with the motorcycle manufacturer Ducati and is inspired by the high speed and dynamics of the Ducati Scrambler. The dials set in yellow, green or red stands as a statement: The sporty series with Tachymeter convinced many aside from Ducati fans.
- The Tudor Grantour watches are also a recognised sports watch series with a tachymeter function. As her name suggests, it is inspired by the racetrack and is considered as a tribute to motorsports. Tudor has been the official timekeeper of the WEC (World Endurance Championship) for many years and honours the collaboration with this series.
Best reasons to buy a pre-owned Tudor luxury watch
- Buying Tudor watches with Rolex quality for reasonable prices
- Precise accuracy
- long-term investment through constant gain in value
- sporty and distinctive design
What is the Price of a Tudor watch?
Tudor Heritage Black Bay Harrods Edition (Ref. 79230G)
Price: in mint condition from €5,560
Material: stainless steel
Main features: blue bezel, black dial, luminous indices, men's watch, automatic movement
Tudor Submariner (Ref. 75090)
Price: pre-owned from €4,390
Material: steel
Main features: Men's watch, black dial with luminous indices, Jubilee bracelet
Tudor Monarch (Ref. 15630)
Price: pre-owned from €1,000
Material: steel
Main features: silver-coloured bezel, white dial with roman indices, men's watch, 35 mm case
Tudor Fastrider Chronograph (Ref. 42010N)
Price: pre-owned from €2,870
Material: steel, leather
Main features: green dial , tachymeter, leather strap, chronograph, 42 mm case, men's watch
Tudor Oysterdate Chronograph (Ref. 79170)
Price: pre-owned from €7,580
Material: steel
Main features: black bezel, silver dial, automatic movement, men's watch, chronograph
Tudor Prince Oysterdate (Ref. 9071/3)
Price: pre-owned from €1,640
Material: steel, yellow gold
Main features: gold-coloured fluted bezel, silver-coloured dial, 34 mm case, men's watch
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Pre-owned and vintage Tudor watches as an investment
On our online shop, you will find different
Tudor models, vintage and used in excellent condition. Tested and certified by us in-house, we guarantee
original Tudor watches at prices often below the general market value. Buying a used luxury watch from Tudor can also be a
worthwhile investment. In most cases, watches from major brands experience a constant increase in value over the years. Models such as the Pelagos show an increase in the resale price over a short period of time, which is noticeable: Between 2012 and 2016, their price alone rose from €3,250 to €4,110.
Inexpensive and equally as excellent as Rolex: Tudor's story
More than two decades after Rolex was founded, its founder Hans Wilsdorf realised an idea that he had been thinking about for a long time. He wanted to make watches that would be
less expensive than Rolex, but as robust and reliable.
Instead of incorporating these watches into the regular Rolex assortment, he created a subsidiary brand with its own name. As an enthusiastic English patriot, he named the company after one of the most famous British royal houses of all time – The House of
Tudor. Therefore, until the end of the 60s, a stylised rose was shown as a reference to the coat of arms of the royal house on every Tudor watch, after which it was replaced by the now well-known heraldic shield.
Production initially began with Rolex enclosures, which were equipped with lower-priced supplier movements from ETA or Valjoux. Among the most popular models was the
Tudor Submariner, which was based on the eponymous Rolex classic. It lived up to Rolex's quality standards so much that it was used by the French Navy for decades. For their divers, Tudor developed the
Pelagos LHD a watch, especially for left-handers. The winding crown is mounted on the left side so it can be worn ergonomically right on the right hand. Tudor celebrated initial success with its own designs when the company released a range of sporty chronograph models with distinctive colour combinations. The most successful model was the
Monte Carlo from 1974, which was reissued in the
Heritage Chronograph series. Even today, the Tudor assortment is divided in two. Timeless classic models in the style of Rolex stand alongside dynamic sports models that draw attention to each other with expressive colours.
Many of
Tudor's most popular watches are heritage editions that pick up on the most successful designs of Tudor’s history and combine them with cutting-edge technology. The fact that this strategy is more than just nostalgic shows the increasing popularity of the Swiss brand.
Robust, distinctive and inexpensive: Tudor's philosophy
When Rolex was founded, mechanical wristwatches were far from being seen as luxury items. Quartz watches and cell phones were unthinkable at the time, so almost every man wore a watch for everyday use on his wrist. Rolex watches are therefore designed to withstand all the stresses of everyday life. The superior quality that Rolex pursued enabled them to make watches durable enough for manual jobs such as construction and steel foundries. At the same time, the purchase of such a watch was often too expensive. This meant that groups of people who needed them the most, often could not afford them. For a long time, Hans Wilsdorf, the founder of Rolex, was thinking of creating a production line that could be "sold at a lower price than our Rolex, which is just as reliable".
With Tudor, he finally realised this idea. The brand's focus today is on
quality, functionality and cost-efficiency: Tudor watches are less prestigious than Rolex models, but offer the same high quality at a significantly lower price. Usually, they are appreciated and bought by watch enthusiasts and people who find Rolex's enormous reputation distracting.
With the new campaign #BornToDare, Tudor emphasises that one is ready to take other paths, to test unusual materials, simply to risk something new. By combining well-proven designs and new technologies, the brand has always sought to transcend itself and take alternative opportunities. Keeping in line with this, the new campaign is aimed primarily at those who face challenges on a daily basis and do not shy away from adventures.
Tudors concept for success and famous wearers
For a long time, Tudor produced wristwatches that visually differed only minimally from Rolex models. After several decades, the brand began to develop its own design language, which is characterised by sportier and more striking characteristics than the classic discreet Rolex style. One of the features is the use of strong colours that give the Tudor models a dynamic touch. In addition, Tudor likes to use playful forms such as the famous "snowflake" hands or shield-shaped indices, which clearly emphasises the fresh flair of the watches. A style that catches your eye without being pompous or pretentious. Tudor also makes some series that have remained true to the timeless and classic Rolex style, but without copying it, such as the Classic Collection and the Style series.
Numerous watch connoisseurs all over the world already appreciate the robustness and outstanding
functionality of Tudor watches. Specifically, the legendary "Tudor Submariner" was very popular among soldiers of the naval forces around the globe and was used by the French Navy National, the Jamaican Defense Force, the Canadian Navy and the US Navy.
Hollywood celebrities are repeatedly spotted with
Tudor watches on the wrist. In "Mission: Impossible 4 – Ghost Protocol" Tom Cruise wore a
Tudor Heritage Chronograph with a black dial. Neil Patrick Harris (starring in How I Met Your Mother) recently added a Tudor to his collection. In addition, Tudor has brought two world stars on-board with Jay Chou and Beauden Barrett in his new Born to Dare campaign. Lady Gaga not only breaks taboos in the music world and lives her celebrity status as an art form. Nothing is left to chance in their outfits – every accessory is a statement. In the video, she wears the
Tudor Heritage Black Bay, whose red bezel stands out prominently. Football star David Beckham is another facet of the campaign. Beckham, who dreamed of becoming a footballer from childhood, followed his dream, always ready to give his everything and cross his own borders. He does not have to compromise with the
Tudor Black Bay S&G and combines quality with comfort.
