TUDOR HOMEPLATE GREY REF.7031 FULL SET

Brand Model Reference Nickname Production period Case material Case diameter Caseback Bezel Dial Indexes Hands Movement Functions Bracelet Condition Description Tudor Homeplate 7031 Monte Carlo Early 1970s Stainless steel Approximately 40 mm (excluding crown) Screw-down stainless steel, engraved “Montres Tudor SA Geneva Switzerland Patented Stainless Steel” Fixed with tachymeter scale Original grey dial with black subdials and orange accents Applied with luminous material Original, with orange central chronograph seconds Manual winding Valjoux 7734 Hours, minutes, small seconds, chronograph with 30-minute counter, date Stainless steel Oyster bracelet Excellent, with age-consistent wear and strong visual presence The Tudor Oysterdate Chronograph reference 7031, known as the “Monte Carlo,” is one of the most iconic and collectible chronographs ever produced by Tudor. This example features the classic grey dial with black subdials and vibrant orange accents, giving it a bold and instantly recognizable look. The stainless steel case with fixed tachymeter bezel and screw-down caseback ensures durability and reliability. Inside is the manually wound Valjoux 7734 movement, renowned for its robustness and ease of service. A historically significant and highly desirable timepiece, representing the strong technical and aesthetic connection between Tudor and Rolex during the 1970s.