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Tudor Monte-Carlo Ref. 7032-0 - 'Home Plate'

Sale price$25,850.00 USD

Straight Facts

Rolex is a serious brand. Its younger sibling, Tudor, is a fun brand.

Tudor long has been riffing on iconic designs from Brand with the Crown, and the Monte-Carlo is the Tudor version of the Rolex Daytona. In theory, the Tudor formula remains the same. Rolex case, Rolex build-quality, but a standard ebauche movement - but with the Monte-Carlo Tudor really starts coming into its own unique design language. The Homeplate in particular is one of those great designs.

The vibrant colors and eye catching design make this one of the watches any serious collector should consider. The horizontally mounted cyclops at 6, and the 'Homeplate’ shaped luminous markers that give this reference its nickname are visually stunning and immediately recognized as Tudor. This example is one of the best to come through our hands. The case - having been professionally restored - is in excellent condition - but the perfection of the dial is the real standout here. It’s truly magnificent - and sure to be a perfect companion for the next 40 years as it has been thus far.

*Some marks or spots on the dial are reflections or dust on the crystal and are due to high intensity strobe lighting used while photographing. They are not actually on the watch or visible in natural lighting.

Stainless Steel 1971 Manual Sport

"As collectors themselves, Oliver and Clarke are on a mission to make buying vintage watches as painless as possible."

"The company focuses on good prices for its pieces, elite customer service and full transparency."

"The appointment-only space is inviting, with comfortable seating areas and exposed brick walls."

From Rolex & Patek Philippe, to Cartier & Audemars Piguet. As collectors first, we love the small details that separate the Submariner from Daytona and Calatrava from Royal Oak. This is why you'll find our curated assortment spans decades of generations of models and brands. We believe that watches don't just tell time, they tell history - and life is too short to wear a boring watch.

Oliver & Clarke