This Tudor Prince Date Chronograph was donated by Brinkhaus Calgary (Authorized Rolex/Tudor dealer) for a "closest to the pin" contest for charity golf tournament in 2003.
There are no major dings or dents, but the polished case and solid 18k gold bezel insert have lots of surface micro scratches from normal, careful use. The watch has never been polished.
The sapphire crystal has no scratches. If you run your fingernail around the outside edge, there are a couple of very small chips that you can feel but can't see with the naked eye. This is common on rolex watches with the protruding sapphire crystal.
It does not come with any boxes or papers.
It has never been serviced and it currently running around 4 seconds fast per day. The chronograph functions perfectly and starts, stops and resets without any issues.
It's on an aftermarket Hirsch 20x16 strap. The Tudor deployant clasp functions perfectly but also has surface scratches from daily use.
The pictures should give an accurate idea as to it's condition. If you want pictures of any other parts of the watch, just let me know. I'm not great with a camera but I'll try my best to get what you want.
As far as trade value......I have no clue. The two-tone steel/gold versions of these watches are not common at all and hard to get a feel for what they sell for.
For trades, feel free to make me an offer on something interesting you have. The worst I can say is "no thank - you" I like watches in the 40mm to 43mm size. I like divers and chronographs. I don't like watches with glass/mineral crystals so I'm only open to sapphire or plastic. I'm open to adding up to $2,000 in cash if value adjustment is required.
I'm in Calgary, Alberta and have an embarrassing amount of buy/sell transactions on WUS and ** for the past 15 years.
Feel free to ask any questions.
Thanks
James
There are no major dings or dents, but the polished case and solid 18k gold bezel insert have lots of surface micro scratches from normal, careful use. The watch has never been polished.
The sapphire crystal has no scratches. If you run your fingernail around the outside edge, there are a couple of very small chips that you can feel but can't see with the naked eye. This is common on rolex watches with the protruding sapphire crystal.
It does not come with any boxes or papers.
It has never been serviced and it currently running around 4 seconds fast per day. The chronograph functions perfectly and starts, stops and resets without any issues.
It's on an aftermarket Hirsch 20x16 strap. The Tudor deployant clasp functions perfectly but also has surface scratches from daily use.
The pictures should give an accurate idea as to it's condition. If you want pictures of any other parts of the watch, just let me know. I'm not great with a camera but I'll try my best to get what you want.
As far as trade value......I have no clue. The two-tone steel/gold versions of these watches are not common at all and hard to get a feel for what they sell for.
For trades, feel free to make me an offer on something interesting you have. The worst I can say is "no thank - you" I like watches in the 40mm to 43mm size. I like divers and chronographs. I don't like watches with glass/mineral crystals so I'm only open to sapphire or plastic. I'm open to adding up to $2,000 in cash if value adjustment is required.
I'm in Calgary, Alberta and have an embarrassing amount of buy/sell transactions on WUS and ** for the past 15 years.
Feel free to ask any questions.
Thanks
James