Tudor Oyster Date Chronograph "Homeplate" Ref. 7031 /0 in unglaublichem Zustand tissot calendar card (2001/2) and the

calendar card (2001/2) and the original sales invoice from the Swiss Rolex boutique where it was originally sold

The blue grande tapisserie dial is in superb condition with the date around the outer edge and an unusual month indicator sub dial at five o’clock

there is a stock number on the back of one of the lugs that we believe was a Beyer inventory number

The bezel has a really cool looking fat font insert with a filled bezel pearl

There is a minutes counter at three o’clock

Tudor Oyster Date Chronograph "Homeplate" Ref. 7031 /0 in unglaublichem Zustand tissot calendar card (2001/2) and theSuch amazing condition As you guys and girls probably know by now, we LOVE Tudor chronos. The first watch and the one that kicked it all off was the 700 series. Known by collectors as the Home Plate, due to the hour markers that look like the home plate on a baseball field. These watches really scream out the design language of the 1970s, with daring colors and bold typography. These are the holy grails of Tudor chronos as they are arguably rarer than