The Tudor Monte Carlo chronograph is one of the brand's most memorable models from the 1970s, celebrated for its distinctive "exotic" dial designs and bold use of color. This particular configuration, featuring a grey dial with blue sub-registers and a matching blue rotating bezel, was influential enough to inspire the Tudor Heritage Chrono Blue introduced in 2010. For anyone looking for an off the beaten path vintage chronograph these make for a great option both on bracelet and leather.

This particular example, circa '77 features a 12 hour bi-directional rotating bezel and grey dial with accents of blue, orange and white. This piece has remained in stunning vintage condition with a highly well-preserved dial that has taken a warm "pumpkin" patina in its markers, matching the hands. The outer track and sub-dials have also faded to a purple/blue hue in direct light adding further visual interest. The case is equally impressive and appears unpolished with thick evenly proportioned lugs. Note that the upper pusher is a service replacement. The Rolex signed 7836/382 bracelet shows light stretch and retains 13 links, fitting an approximate 8 inch wrist.