Vintage Tudor 17J Manual Wind Watch | 1950s

Vintage Tudor 17 Jewels Manual Wind Watch – Stainless Steel – Circa 1950s A beautiful example of an early post-war Tudor wristwatch, dating from around the late 1940s to early 1950s. This piece represents the early period of Tudor’s development under the direction of Hans Wilsdorf, the founder of Rolex, and carries the same commitment to precision and quality that defined the era. Details Brand: Tudor (Geneva, Switzerland) Movement: Manual wind, 17 jewels, signed TUDOR Case material: Stainless steel, signed TUDOR GENEVA SWITZERLAND inside case back Dial: Original cream-coloured dial with Arabic numerals and blued steel hands Case diameter: Approx. 34 mm (excluding crown) Crystal: Acrylic Bracelet: Period stainless steel stretch bracelet with engraved clasp (Wm. M.) Functions: Hours, minutes, centre seconds Condition Dial: Original and unrestored, showing light even patina and spotting consistent with age. Hands: Original blued-steel hands in good condition. Case: Stainless steel case in good vintage condition, showing light wear but no major scratches or dents. Movement: Clean and running. Service history is unknown, routine service is recommended if the watch is to be worn regularly. Crystal: Clear Bracelet: Good condition, non-Tudor signed, clasp engraved Wm. M. Notes This Tudor predates the Oyster models and features the early Tudor shield logo. It is an excellent example of the craftsmanship and design of Tudor’s first generation of wristwatches, prior to the adoption of Rolex Oyster cases and automatic movements. A perfect addition for collectors seeking a genuine early Tudor piece or anyone appreciating the clean lines of mid-century Swiss design. Please note: The photos form part of the description. They show the exact watch you will receive. Please review them carefully to assess the condition before bidding or purchasing.