Chronograph Monte Carlo Home Plate

The Tudor Chronograph Oysterdate reference 7031 is the first of this model and will maintain the 39mm case diameter. The Chronographe 7031 uses a Valjoux 7734 mechanical caliber with manual winding and, visually, the angular lines predominate. The main feature of this Tudor Chronograph 7031 is that the bezel is a plexiglass disk with a tachymeter scale that reaches 500 units. Its dial has three colors: gray background, black counters and white minute track, while the most appreciated by collectors are its pentagon-shaped indexes which would give it the nickname of "Home plate", like the first base of baseball.

TUDOR is an award-winning Swiss watch brand, offering watches with refined aesthetics, proven reliability and unique value for money. The origins of TUDOR date back to 1926, when "The Tudor" was first registered as a brand on behalf of the founder of Rolex, Hans Wilsdorf. 

He created the Montres TUDOR SA Company in 1946 to offer watches with the quality and dependability of a Rolex, at a more affordable price point. Because of their robustness and affordability, throughout their history TUDOR watches have been chosen by the boldest adventurers on land, underwater and on ice. Today, the TUDOR collection includes emblematic models such as Black Bay, Pelagos or 1926. Since 2015, TUDOR has also offered mechanical Manufacture movements with multiple functions and superior performance.