Up for sale we have a Tudor Date+Day from its inaugural year of 1969.

The reference started life in 1969 and would be followed up by a number of iterations. This particular model features a 14k gold bezel and crown with a stamped Rolex caseback.

In contrast to the precious metal only Rolex Day-Date the 38mm case stands out thanks to its larger case size. It actually shared this case with the vintage Rolex Milgauss which has now become auction fodder.

This example still has a Rolex service centre sticker on the case back and keeps excellent time (approx -8 seconds per day)

On a Tudor folded Steel bracelet with virtually no sink. The original Tritium dial has been replaced with a service dial.
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Those wary of vintage should rest assured that the ETA movement at its heart is easily looked after and the watch comes with a 6 month mechanical warranty.