Tudor Date day 7019 Blue dial 2 tone
1971 Tudor Oyster Prince Date-Day “7019” – Blue Linen Dial A striking early Tudor Date-Day featuring one of the most desirable combinations from the period: a deep blue linen dial housed in a classic two-tone jumbo Oyster case. The reference 7019 perfectly captures the understated yet characterful design language Tudor became known for during the late 1960s and early 1970s. The textured blue linen dial gives the watch exceptional depth and warmth, shifting beautifully depending on the light. Combined with the gold-tone hands, markers, and fluted bezel, the watch carries a refined vintage aesthetic strongly reminiscent of contemporary Rolex Day-Date and Datejust models, while still maintaining its own distinct Tudor identity. This jumbo-size configuration gives the watch noticeably stronger wrist presence compared to many vintage dress watches of the era, making it especially wearable by modern standards. The acrylic crystal and pie-pan style dial architecture further enhance the warm vintage character collectors actively seek today. Technical background The Tudor Date-Day series was introduced as Tudor’s interpretation of the prestigious day-date complication popularized by Rolex. Built using robust Swiss automatic movements and Rolex-signed Oyster case components, early Date-Day references such as the 7019 offered exceptional quality and reliability while developing their own distinct personality through dial variations and proportions. Linen dials have become especially collectible due to their rich texture and period-correct appearance. Tech sheet Reference: 7019 Serial number: 693XXX Year: 1971 Movement: Tudor automatic movement Dial: Blue linen dial Case: Stainless steel and gold-tone case Bezel: Gold-tone fluted bezel Crystal: Acrylic crystal Case size: Approx. 38mm Lug width: 20mm Condition: Vintage condition Warranty: 2-year warranty Strap: Leather strap
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