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Tudor Submariner Ref. 7928 'PCG' - Gilt 'Tropical' Dial Faded Bezel

Sale price$26,350.00 USD

The Submariner, namely those produced by Rolex, has long been considered the cream of the crop when it comes to watch collecting as a whole. Possibly the most iconic watch ever produced, the Submariner has long standing utilitarian roots that span decades, and everyone who’s anyone has been spotted wearing one. However, if you look deeper into the Submariner line, you may find a less known but just as incredible model manufactured by Tudor.

The Ref. 7928 that we have here dates to circa 1061 and is offered in strong overall condition. The case remains thick and symmetrical, with the 'pointed crown guards' clearly on display and factory chamfers visible. The bezel retains crisp finishing and houses a gorgeous faded 'fat font' insert with a patinated pip. Inside, the glossy black 'gilt' dial has aged to various shades of brown, resulting in a wildly tropical patina. The luminous plots also shows patina from age and are complimented by a matching handset. It comes fitted to a slightly later 'stretch-rivet' Oyster bracelet with a blade clasp. 

For many of us, this is what vintage is all about: subtle details, honest condition that tells a story, and uniqueness in wear/patina. This one embodies all of the above!

Stainless Steel 1961 Automatic 40mm
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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.

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