Tudor has created new variations of its Rolex Explorer-style wristwatch, the Ranger.
Tudor now provides the Ranger in a brand new “Dune White” domed dial in 39 mm x 12 mm (20 mm lug width) and 36 mm x 11 mm (19 mm lug width) 316L mounted bezel, stainless-steel instances, in addition to grained, “Matte Black” domed dials in 39 mm and 36 mm.
All 4 variations include absolutely brushed instances, a screw-down crown with the Tudor rose emblem in reduction, and provide a water-resistance depth ranking of 100 meters.
That includes clear Explorer-style dials, with printed indices and Arabic numerals at 12, 3, 6, and 9 (black on the Dune White variations and off-white on the Matte Black variations), this three-hander, with no date, is all about legibility.
A 4Hz, 27-jewel, COSC-certified manufacture caliber MT5400 (36 mm) or MT5402 (39 mm) chronometer (not Grasp Chronometer) motion, outfitted with silicon stability springs, variable inertia free sprung stability, with bi-directional winding and stop-seconds for exact time setting, powers the time for as much as 70 hours on a full wind.
There’s an possibility for a totally brushed stainless-steel bracelet with three hyperlinks and a folding clasp with the Tudor “T-fit” security catch, or a inexperienced cloth Nato-style strap with crimson and beige stripes and buckle.
The 2025 Tudor Ranger (Ref. 79930 or 79950), accessible in “Dune White” or “Matte Black,” retails for $3,350 within the 36 mm case with a material strap, and for $3,700 within the 36 mm case with a bracelet. And for $3,475 within the 39 mm measurement on a material strap, and $3,825 within the 39 mm measurement on a bracelet.
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