
A refined take on Tudor's diving heritage, this model carries a sophisticated presence with its gold accents and elegant proportions. Its 36mm case is versatile enough for both formal and casual settings.
Two details separate this reference from its 36mm siblings: it's rated to 150m rather than the family's usual 100m, and the movement listing here drops the 'manufacture' designation the other references carry — worth flagging on my movement-pedigree axis, since it suggests different caliber sourcing than the in-house pieces elsewhere in this line. Champagne dial and a yellow-gold bezel insert push the materials story further than the black-dial version, toward 'gold-forward' rather than 'steel with gold accents.' I score the water-resistance bump as a genuine upgrade; the movement question is one I'd want confirmed before paying a premium for manufacture-grade positioning.