Tudor Advisor Alarm

Last century, Tudors were Rolexes in all but name, with the same waterproof Oyster cases and similar styling. However, in order to keep costs down, Tudor used of the shelf Swiss movements made by ETA rather than their own in-house calibres. What resulted were watches that were more affordable than Rolexes to the consumer, but still uniformly tough and reliable. Take this Advisor Alarm watch for example -with a compact but sturdy 35mm case, silver sunburst dial, 'Alpha' handset, and red alarm indicator hand, the Reference 7926 has enough flair of its own to stand alone, but has all the quality one would come to expect from watches produced by Rolex—no matter the name on the dial. And who doesn’t love a mechanical alarm? Perhaps only those who have not experienced one! The buzzing vibration positively oozes a certain old-world charm. This Advisor exudes just about everything that we love about vintage timepieces.