BY JOVAN KRSTEVSKI
Tudor is known for its heritage-inspired watches, and they recently introduced the Prince Chronograph One. Making its debut at the prestigious Only Watch Charity Auction in 2023, this limited-edition timepiece aims to raise funds for Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy research while evoking a sense of nostalgia for the iconic Big Block chronographs of the 1970s.
The Tudor Prince Chronograph One exudes undeniable appeal with its striking 42mm solid yellow gold case, paying homage to the golden era of watchmaking, and the dial is a deep black with sunken subdials. The hands and hour markers are also made of 18k yellow gold, and the bezel is a black and gold tachymeter.
The movement inside the Prince Chronograph One is a prototype column-wheel chronograph calibre, developed entirely in-house by Tudor. It has a 70-hour power reserve and an accuracy of -2/+4 seconds daily.
The watch is fitted with a 18k yellow gold three-link bracelet with a 18k yellow gold Tudor T-fit clasp. It is a limited edition of just a unique piece and is estimated to sell for between CHF 25,000 and CHF 35,000.
