Tudor Oyster Ref. 7804
$ 2,300 Sold Out
The Tudor story is one of a quiet younger sibling that grew into a rock star to rival all other pretenders to the throne of ‘coolest watch’. Conceived by Rolex founder Hans Wilsdorf in 1926, Tudor was originally launched as an accessible way to own a Rolex quality timepiece at a more affordable price point. The watches were effectively Rolex pieces in many ways, sharing the same cases, bezels, crowns and crystals as their coroneted cousins. But quickly the brand developed its own unique identity that was both daring yet reliable; flamboyant yet sophisticated and the stealthy choice of the knowing watch collector. Now firmly out of the shadow of Rolex, vintage Tudor is now a serous proposition for watch connoisseurs and collectors of timelessly cool wristwatches.
CONDITION REPORT
The dial in this Oyster is in all-original and very good condition, having taken on some light patina over the years. The dial and hands are both with luminous material, which is correct for this configuration. The model and serial engravings on the caseback are still clear. The Oyster case is in good condition. Our pictures are an important part of the condition report – please scrutinise them in detail and feel free to ask any questions.
Model Tudor Oyster Reference 7804 Year 1950s Box/Papers No Functions Time only Material Stainless Steel Dimension 34mm case width Dial Cream dial with arabic numerals Case Steel Manufactured country Switzerland Movement Tudor manual wind Walter Resistance: No waterproof guarantee is offered with vintage watches Strap Revolution leather strap Lug Width 19mm This product will be dispatched in 3 working day(s).
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Model features

Brand DNA
The Tudor Oyster is the genetic heart of the brand’s watches. They first started to appear in 1946 and were housed in 34mm steel Oyster cases.

Oyster
The name Oyster is inspired by the shellfish that lives its life underwater and Wilsdorf designed a system that would hermitically seal the movement inside the case.

No Lume
Very often in the 1950s, Tudor would make dials and hands without any luminous material.

Arabic Numbers
The applied arabic numerals give the watch a timeless elegance and enhance its presence on the wrist.