Since its arrival in Japan in 2018, TUDOR has released a series of carefully selected models that tickle men's fancy, with its signature "Black Bay" at the top of the list.
TUDOR has just announced the release of a new product.
The "Ranger" watch is modeled after the Oyster Prince, the brand's first watch with both a self-winding mechanism and water-resistance. The Oyster Prince was a tool watch provided to a Royal Navy expedition to Greenland to study the ice sheet exactly 70 years ago, and was characterized by its lean steel case and highly visible dial. In extreme conditions, performance data was recorded almost daily, proving its high performance.
The "Oyster Prince" was the basis for the design concept of the "Ranger.
The Ranger, which is descended from a venerable timepiece, is equipped with the manufacture caliber MT5402. It is robust and durable, with a power reserve of approximately 70 hours and water resistance to 100 meters.
The case diameter is 39 mm, which fits most Japanese people's wrists without difficulty. The watch is available with a steel three-row link bracelet, a hybrid strap with leather and rubber lining, or a fabric strap.
The price, which is in the 300,000-yen range for a Manufacture watch, is also worth mentioning. This watch will surely become a good partner for anyone who chooses it.
¥347,600
Model with steel 3-row link bracelet
¥311,300
Hybrid strap model with leather and rubber lining
¥311,300
Model with beige and red lined green fabric strap
