Tudor Submariner 7928 Glossy Gilt PCG Gold Hands Tropical Bezel 1961

Vintage Tudor Submariner 7928 with Rare PCG and Tropical Brown Insert

Tudor, a brand established by Rolex founder Hans Wilsdorf, has been synonymous with quality and reliability since its inception in 1926. The Tudor Submariner, introduced in 1954, quickly became a favorite among professional divers and watch enthusiasts.

The Submariner 7928, produced from the late 1950s to the 1960s, is particularly revered for its unique features such as the Pointed Crown Guard (PCG) and its durable design. This model, with its rare tropical brown insert and glossy gilt dial, represents a significant piece of Tudor’s rich history and craftsmanship.

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Presenting the vintage Tudor Submariner 7928, a highly collectible model featuring the rare Pointed Crown Guard (PCG) design, found only in models from the late 1950s and early 1960s.

The steel case is in very nice condition, with thick and sharp lugs maintaining their original form. The watch boasts a gorgeous tropical brown long 5 insert, displaying natural signs of aging that add to its charm.

The original glossy gilt dial exhibits signs of age but retains its lume in remarkable condition. The original gold hands, with matching patina, enhance the watch’s aesthetic appeal. The early butterfly movement has been previously serviced and runs properly.

This timepiece comes on a new vintage distressed leather strap with a 16mm Rolex steel pin buckle. All numbers on the case are perfectly visible and intact.

A truly rare and highly sought-after model, this Tudor Submariner 7928 is a valuable addition to any collection.

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