Tudor Submariner Gilt 'Red Depth Rating' Manual-Wind new this beautiful watch is ready

this beautiful watch is ready to accompany its next owner around the world in high style

a white honeycomb dial with applied dart indices

The De Ville recalls a time of elegance and svelte modern design that was heralded as being the zenith of fashion in its day

that worked to develop the world’s first self-winding chronograph movement

replenishing those that had drifted into the Southern Ocean

Tudor Submariner Gilt 'Red Depth Rating' Manual-Wind new this beautiful watch is readyIn 1954, Tudor released the Oyster Prince Submariner Ref. 7922, its own version of sister brand Rolex's Submariner Ref. 6204. Equipped with an automatic movement and 100m of water resistance, it set the standard for all Tudor Subs that would follow it throughout the decades. Just a year later, however, Tudor took a serious left turn and released the Ref. 7923. What was so strange about this watch, you might ask? It remains the only Submariner from