
A watch that captures the essence of vintage dive watches with a modern twist. Its blend of heritage design and contemporary functionality makes it a versatile piece for any occasion.
31mm is unusually small for anything in Tudor's current catalogue, which tells you this reference is playing a different game than proportion-chasing — a boutique one-off styling exercise, not a case size Tudor pushes as an everyday recommendation. COSC certification on the movement is the detail worth noting: chronometer-grade regulation on a 31mm automatic is a genuine engineering commitment, not a marketing sticker. Anthracite dial, steel bracelet, 100m water resistance — modest for the family, confirming this isn't meant as a tool watch. On my proportion axis this reads as a deliberate outlier rather than a miss; on movement quality, the COSC stamp pulls it up.