Tudor Submariner 7928 Gilt Chaper Ring Dial Pointed Guards With Papers
Tracing its origins to 1954, the Tudor Submariner was released as a cost-effective counterpart to its eponymous Rolex sibling. Blending Rolex-quality externals with an off-the-shelf movement to cut production, Tudor’s Submariner proved to be incredibly robust and popular. Released in 1959, the ref. 7928 is perhaps the most iconic Tudor Submariner as it had the longest production run; extending until 1968, and being the reference that introduced crown guards to the collection. Used across numerous militaries due to its quality and cost-effective nature, the Tudor Submariner has a long and storied history as a watch that has been there and done it all as it was intended. Offered here our example boasts a well-preserved black aluminum bezel, a stunning black dial with aged painted luminous indices and matching luminescent hands that highlight the ref. 7928’s age and heritage.
Brand : Tudor
Model : Submariner
Reference : 7928
Year : 1963
Material : Stainless steel
Dial Color : Black
Dimensions : 40mm
Movement : Automatic cal. 390
Bracelet : Stainless steel Oyster bracelet
Condition : Excellent
Included : Watch and papers
THE DIAL Featuring a black gilt tritium dial with stunningly aged-yellow indices and matching gilt hands, there is no doubt that this watch has lived a long and storied life on the wrists of those who needed it to perform at its best.
THE CONSTRUCTION Inarguably iconic, the Tudor Submariner's stainless steel construction is complemented by its sharp-toothed bezel providing rich utility to divers timing their descent and ascent into, and out of, the depths.
TIMING MACHINE READOUT This reading was taken (crown down) with a ONEOF Accuracy Boutique Edition timing machine at time of cataloging. It is provided as a courtesy only, and shall not be construed as a warranty or guarantee of any kind. Please refer to our terms and conditions of sale for more information.
