TudorPelagos

KEY FACTS

• Tudor’s hardcore dive watch in titanium
• Offered by a trade vendor based in the United Kingdom
• Presented with display box, outer sleeve, guarantee, booklets, swing tag
• The original factory bracelet and rubber strap are both included as part of the lot
• ​A copy of a Tudor Service Centre card pertaining to a service carried out in August 2018 is provided
• Graded ‘A’ for condition by the vendor who reports the watch to be in good working order

FUNCTIONS

• Time and date
• ​Screw-down crown with water resistance of 500 metres (1,640 feet)
• Powered by Tudor’s modified ETA 2824 automatic movement
• Power reserve of 38 hours
• Unidirectional rotating bezel with luminous ceramic insert

SUMMARY

An integral part of the modern-day Tudor success story, the Pelagos (ref: 25500TN) was launched as a new model when the brand was relaunched in 2012. Harking back to vintage Tudor Submariners used by the French Navy during the 1970s, this dependable diving tool is forged entirely from lightweight, hardy titanium. Channelling its maritime roots, the black dial is highly legible whilst the hour hand is shaped in the form of Tudor's trademark "snowflake". The watch is also water resistant to a depth of 500 metres and is equipped with a helium escape valve. Beneath the screw-down rear casing beats a Tudor-modified version of the tried and tested ETA 2824; an automatic movement with a 38-hour power reserve. The watch is supplied with a titanium bracelet and a rubber strap, offering the wearer two completely different looks.

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