Tudor Black Bay Chronograph White Dial

This stunning Tudor chronograph features a 41mm stainless steel case, white dial, black sub dials, steel bezel with matt black anodised aluminium disc with tachymetric scale and silver markings, screw down crown and pushers and a stainless steel bracelet.

2020 marked 50 years since Tudor launched its first chronograph, the Oysterdate Series 7000 or “Home Plate” as the collectors call it. Conceived as a robust, functional watch, this chronograph’s distinct design has endured over the years. And with a resurgence of interest in vintage Tudor collecting, a here’s a quick look at Tudor chronographs over the last five decades.

Launched in 1970, the Oysterdate chronograph was sports watch powered by the manual-winding Valjoux 7734 movement. Its 39 mm case was bigger than the Rolex Daytona models of the day (36 mm) and the design was a little more imposing. It appeared in three variations, one of which only existed as a prototype.

This item is pre-loved so may show signs of wear. All items undergo quality checks.