Which Tudor movement do you actually have?
Type the reference off the caseback, the rehaut under the crystal, or the guarantee card — or, if it's a current in-house calibre with no reference in this dataset yet, just the model name.
I don't know my reference
Look for it in one of three places:
- Caseback — stamped into the metal on the back of the watch.
- Rehaut — engraved on the inner ring under the crystal, on most watches made since the late 2010s. Often prefixed with an "M".
- Guarantee card — printed in the reference field of the card that came with the watch.
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Vintage · introduced 1954
Tudor 390
Found in: Submariner 7922, 7924, 7928; Oyster Prince
Vintage
ETA 2484
Found in: Submariner 7021; Prince Oysterdate 7966, 7996, 9050
Vintage
ETA 2783 / 2784
Found in: Submariner 9411/0, 94110; Oysterdate 9050/90800
Modern ETA
T601 (Calibre 2824)
Found in: Submariner 79090/79190, Prince Date, Hydronaut, Black Bay 79220 (2012–16), Black Bay 36 (79500), Pelagos 25500TN (2012–15)
Modern ETA
Valjoux 7750
Found in: Prince Date chronographs 79260/79270/79280, including the "Tiger" Woods editions
Modern ETA
ETA 7753
Found in: Sport Chrono, Grantour Chrono, Fastrider / Black Shield 42000
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