When did Tudor stop making the Submariner?

When did Tudor stop making the Submariner?

1999
The last time Tudor made a Submariner was in 1999. Back then, the Rolex Submariner in circulation was the Ref. 16610. The two watches were very similar but there were two reasons to buy the Rolex over the Tudor: the name and the movement—a Rolex-own as opposed to an ETA.

Does Tudor still make submariner?

It appears that Tudor continued producing the same style of watches as the reference 79090 watch (blue bezel and blue dial, and black bezel and black dial), but added a significant update. Still, a nice quirk to have and the last Submariner Tudor has so far produced.

Is Rolex made by Tudor?

Montres TUDOR SA is a Swiss manufacturer of luxury wristwatches based in Geneva, Switzerland. Registered in 1926 by Hans Wilsdorf, the founder of Rolex, the brand remains a sister company to Rolex, both companies being owned by the Hans Wilsdorf Foundation….Tudor Watches.

Does Tudor still make the Submariner?

Does Tudor make a Submariner?

A mere year after Rolex launched the first Submariner model, TUDOR introduced its own diver’s watch: The Oyster Prince Submariner Reference 7922.

Is the Tudor Ranger discontinued?

4 days ago
Quietly, the modern version of the Tudor Ranger (introduced in 2014) at 41mm has been discontinued. Tudor clearly has a hit with its Black Bay. From the popularly sized 58 model to the handsome GMT version, the heritage throwback model in its various incarnations has been largely embraced.

When did the Tudor Submariner 79000 come out?

The Tudor Submariner 79000 series of reference (79090, 79190) was the 3 rd and last generation of Tudor’s classic Submariner collection. They were introduced by the brand in the 1980’s and in – different variation – ran until 1999.

What is the difference between a 7016 and 7021 Tudor submarine?

Shortly after the introduction of the reference 7016, Tudor introduced the Tudor Submariner reference 7021, which was identical to the previous model but had a date feature at 3 o’clock. Characteristic of these models is the fact that many models have damaged dials.

Is this the most classic looking Tudor Submariner watch?

This is – in my opinion – one of the most classic looking Tudor Submariner watches in their time line (very similar to the Rolex Submariner 5512 and 5513 references). Whereas the previous two references were smaller in size (roughly 37mm) this watch was bigger (39mm) and much more rugged.

What was the first Tudor Submariner with triangular hour markers?

Reference 79090 was the first Tudor Submariner to bear triangular hour markers at 6 and 9 o’clock, as opposed to those in the first generation Tudor Submariners which had rectangular markers. Reference 75190 which followed 79090 bore the same triangular markers as well.

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