In 1956 Rolex introduced one of the most surprising and diverse flagships models ever produced, the Day-Date. It was only offered in precious metal and it was the first wristwatch ever made to display the day of the week in full text. Since its inception in 1969, the Tudor Oyster Prince Date+Day it’s the more affordable equivalent of the Rolex Day-Date.

Ever glamorous, the Date+Day model delights with its myriad of dial and bezel designs. This superbly preserved Date+Day is fitted with a beautiful sunburst silver dial and the luminous dots are intact throughout. Furthermore, the case has been preserved in excellent condition with crisp lugs.

  
Offered with a Tudor presentation box, this remarkable stainless steel example combines many desirable elements sought after by collectors, making it a worthy addition for a collection of Tudor wristwatches.