Tudor Submariner 7928 PCG 1963 (Unpolished)

Rare 1963 Tudor Submariner 7928 PCG with Black Shield Tritium Dial

Tudor, founded in 1926 by Hans Wilsdorf, the creator of Rolex, is known for producing high-quality timepieces that combine Rolex’s durability with more accessible pricing. The brand has earned a solid reputation for its rugged, tool-oriented watches, particularly its dive watches, which have been favored by both professional divers and military forces over the years.

The Tudor Submariner 7928, introduced in the early 1960s, is one of the most iconic models in the brand's history. This reference, especially with the rare Pointed Crown Guards (PCG), is highly sought after by collectors. The 7928 was Tudor’s answer to the Rolex Submariner, offering similar design and functionality but with its unique touches, such as the "shield" logo and distinctive dials. This particular model from 1963, with its original unpolished condition and heavily patinated tritium dial, is a remarkable example of Tudor's rich legacy in the dive watch arena.

Key Details To Consider

The Tudor Submariner 7928 with Pointed Crown Guards (PCG) is a rare and highly sought-after model, dating back to 1963. The case remains in its original, unpolished condition, showcasing the thick lugs and sharp edges that collectors value. This watch has a black shield tritium dial that has developed a heavy patina over time, with matching hands that further enhance its vintage appeal.

The serial number 400,xxx confirms its production year and adds to the watch's authenticity.

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