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180 - This 1967 Tudor Princess Date, Ref. 10043, embodies the understated elegance of vintage ladies’ watches. The champagne-colored dial, accented with applied baton hour markers, features a functional date window and a central seconds hand, housed in a gracefully worn 19-mm gold-plated case. The Tudor 2555 self-winding movement powers this timepiece reliably. The 8.6 mm-thick case charmingly displays the patina of age—visible scratches and wear that tell its story. The dial, bezel, and crystal also bear the characteristic marks of these decades. An internal service performed in September 2024 ensures the proper mechanical functioning of this timepiece. The brown leather strap is not original, nor is the accompanying pin buckle. The watch is sold on its own, without the original box or papers. A 1967 Princess Date remains an authentic choice for anyone seeking a dress watch with the soul of a timepiece that has lived a full life. This watch, with serial number 575661, carries on Tudor’s craftsmanship from that era.
This 1967 Tudor Princess Date, Ref. 10043, embodies the understated elegance of vintage ladies’ watches. The champagne-colored dial, accented with applied baton hour markers, features a functional date window and a central seconds hand, housed in a gracefully worn 19-mm gold-plated case. The Tudor 2555 self-winding movement powers this timepiece reliably. The 8.6 mm-thick case charmingly displays the patina of age—visible scratches and wear that tell its story. The dial, bezel, and crystal also bear the characteristic marks of these decades. An internal service performed in September 2024 ensures the proper mechanical functioning of this timepiece. The brown leather strap is not original, nor is the accompanying pin buckle. The watch is sold on its own, without the original box or papers. A 1967 Princess Date remains an authentic choice for anyone seeking a dress watch with the soul of a timepiece that has lived a full life. This watch, with serial number 575661, carries on Tudor’s craftsmanship from that era.