1958 Tudor Oyster Prince Tuxedo Dial w/ Twisted Lugs (Ref. 7950) The dial has uncommon gold

The dial has uncommon gold markers with very little speckling from age

the brand embodies the harmony of age-old craftsmanship and groundbreaking technology

and classic two-hand “Base” dial layout

Dial: The sunburst Constellation dial has light speckle patina

It adds a lot of charm to the watch and makes it feel lived in without looking tired

1958 Tudor Oyster Prince Tuxedo Dial w/ Twisted Lugs (Ref. 7950) The dial has uncommon goldWorth A Read Tudor Oyster History Tudor Oyster timepieces, introduced in 1946, were manual wind watches housed in 34mm steel Oyster cases with a wide range of dial variations and were later introduced in other case sizes. In 1952, the "Oyster Prince" was introduced, indicating the presence of an automatic movement, which was Tudor's equivalent to Rolex's "Perpetual." These automatic movements were modified by Tudor but based on the Fleurier Calibre