Tudor Oyster 9000/0 'Silver Dial' 1979
Tudor Oyster 9000/0 'Silver Dial' 1979
Tudor Oyster 9000/0 'Silver Dial' 1979
Tudor Oyster 9000/0 'Silver Dial' 1979
Tudor Oyster 9000/0 'Silver Dial' 1979
Tudor Oyster 9000/0 'Silver Dial' 1979
Tudor Oyster 9000/0 'Silver Dial' 1979
Tudor Oyster 9000/0 'Silver Dial' 1979
Tudor Oyster 9000/0 'Silver Dial' 1979
Tudor Oyster 9000/0 'Silver Dial' 1979
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Tudor Oyster 9000/0 'Silver Dial' 1979

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Tudor Oyster 9000/0 'Silver Dial'

The Tudor Oyster is one of the most iconic and historical models of Tudor. The very first Oyster models appeared in the 1940s and were inspired by the well-known Rolex Oyster, which was famous for its waterproof screw-down crown and screwed case back. The early Tudor Oyster models closely resembled the Rolex Oyster and often shared the same case, crown, hands, glass, and sometimes even the bracelet.

The Tudor Oyster reference 9000/0 was mainly produced from the 1950s to around the 1960s/70s. The Tudor Oyster models were powered by a manual winding movement, which was often supplied by external suppliers such as ETA and Fleurier. A characteristic detail is the printing "Shock-Resisting" on the dial. At that time, shock resistance was still a strong selling point, and brands found it important to emphasize this. The movement is therefore often equipped with Incabloc or KIF shock protection.

The vintage Tudor Oyster 9000/0 that we are offering here dates back to around 1979 and is in beautiful vintage condition. The silver dial shows a subtle beige undertone depending on the light, giving it a true vintage look! The 35 mm steel case is still thick and the lugs are sharp, making all original corners and curves perfectly visible. The tritium on the dial and hands is also still intact.

Furthermore, this vintage Tudor Oyster 9000/0 is equipped with a folded Oyster bracelet from Rolex, which shows some stretch, a characteristic aspect of these models, but is nevertheless in beautiful condition. A great combination if you ask us!

This vintage Tudor Oyster 9000/0 has been fully serviced and comes with a 1-year warranty of 10 over 10. 

Note: Because we provide all our Tudor watches with a movement check and, if necessary, a maintenance service, it may take some time before they are available. As a result, these watches may remain on 'coming soon' for a longer period.

What you need to know:
- Tudor Oyster 9000/0
- Silver tritium dial with even beige patina
- Steel 35 mm case with sharp lugs
- 7835 Folded Rolex Oyster band, 361 endlinks
- Movement serviced
- 1 year warranty
- Free insured shipping within the EU

Tudor

Rolex was founded in 1905 by the famous German businessman Hans Wilsdorf. In 1926, Rolex introduced its first waterproof watch, the iconic Oyster. In that same year, founder Hans Wilsdorf had another goal in mind: he wanted to create a watch brand that was more accessible to a wider audience, but with the same quality and reliability as Rolex. Wilsdorf commissioned the dealer Philippe Hüther in Geneva to create the Tudor brand. While Rolex used high-quality in-house movements, Tudor had its movements produced elsewhere and utilized ETA movements. This allowed Tudor to maintain its affordability. A significant part of Tudor's success in its early years was due to the fact that it was allowed to use Rolex's waterproof Oyster case, giving buyers access to the legendary durability of Rolex, but at a more affordable price point.

Basis

Brand

Tudor

Model

Oyster 

Reference

9000/0

Year

1979

Documentation

No

Box

No

Movement

Caliber

ETA-2750

Winding

Manual

Case

Diameter

35 mm

Case material

Steel 

Bezel material

Steel

Dial

Silver

Glass

Plexiglass

Bracelet

Type

Rolex folded Oyster 7835

Clasp

Folding clasp 

Clasp material

Steel

Bracelet material

Steel

Bracelet color

Steel