Tudor was founded in 1926 by the same father of Rolex - Hans Wilsdorf. The brand was created in order to offer the high quality that Rolex is known for at a more affordable price point. This was accomplished by leveraging their famous Oyster style Rolex cases to house mass produced ETA, Valjoux and other third party calibers. Tudor's offerings from the "Snowflake" Submariner to the "Montecarlo" are coveted by collectors today for their close connection to Rolex and arguably more interesting offerings through the decades.

This particular Oyster Prince features a beautiful "big rose" logo at noon on its crosshair dial. We love non-luminous vintage pieces as there is no worry of lumed material issues in the future. The watch has honest wear throughout with a warm patina'd dial and benefits from having a screw-down crown for further peace of mind. If you're looking for an understated vintage piece, this example works great on a wide range of straps and offer the ease and reliability of an ETA based movement. 

Dial: Displays warm patina but appears in good and honest vintage condition. There are some age marks visible in the photography but they are normal for a watch of this era. Bezel: There is a nick at 4 o-clock but it isn't too distracting. Hands: Are matching. Case: Honest signs of use consistent with age. Correct Rolex signed crown. Bracelet: Two piece leather strap in brown. Crystal: Clear. The movement is running well on our timegrapher and comes with our 1-year mechanical warranty.

Year/era: 1960 Reference: 7934 Serial: 296XXX Dimensions: 34mm wide, 19mm lug width. Movement: Manual winding 1156 ETA caliber, modified by Tudor.