Tudor 1926 28 Stainless Steel 91351-0008

Tudor named the 1926 after the year its trademark was registered on behalf of Rolex founder Hans Wilsdorf. The dial follows the collection recipe: an embossed waffle pattern in the centre, Arabic numerals at the even hours and, on this version, diamonds at the odd hours where the plain models have faceted arrow-shaped markers. At launch Tudor fitted the 28 mm models with the ETA 2671 automatic, where the larger sizes used the ETA 2824, and the collection came with a screw-down crown and 100 m water resistance. With 15 mm between the lugs, it takes a 15 mm strap.

The reference spells out the configuration. 91351 means 28 mm in steel and rose gold (91350 is the all-steel case), and the suffix sets dial and fitting. The 91351-0004 is the same black diamond-set dial on the bracelet, the 91351-0007 keeps the black dial and strap without the diamonds, and the 91350-0009 is this watch in plain steel.