About Tudor: Started in 1926 as a sister company to Rolex, Tudor initially gained acclaim as a producer of military contract watches. Tudor Submariners were issued to Navy SEALS in the Vietnam era, amongst other prestigious military contracts. The brand also produced day to day models like the Oyster Prince in Rolex-like cases starting in the 1940’s and continues to make high quality watches to this day. Historic models such as the Tudor Sub command attention in the secondary market, and the brand's excellent offerings today reflect the history and pedigree of the brand.
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Ok, overall condition for its age. Balance staff is broken and cannot run. There are scratches on the case. Very clean condition.
