Tudor Ranger - References, Prices and Owners' Reviews

The Tudor Ranger is a historic model. Inspired by the Tudor Oyster Prince that equipped the members of the British North Greenland Expedition that took place from 1952 to 1954. Tudor showed its know-how and robustness during this expedition. The Ranger is therefore the descendant of the one that was created in 1964, I think. The Ranger is simple, extremely readable, a single glance is enough to read the time. I like this tool watch side that inspires solidity. I also appreciate the cream-colored indexes that give it a very vintage look. This is what I like most about this dial. The hands are well proportioned with a hint of red at the end of the second hand. It adds a bit of color. The satin brushed finish of the case and bracelet is really very well executed. The fine adjustment of the bracelet is also a real plus and its clasp is well finished. The Ranger caliber offers 70 hours of power reserve. It is also a real plus even if for me it is not a subject. Conclusion, for those looking for a reliable, simple watch that exudes quality, the Ranger is made for them...

A 42 diver's watch is very pretty but sometimes you would like to be more discreet. But, still have a nice watch on your wrist And Tudor did it this past spring 2022, I was looking for a smaller diameter, brushed steel, a vintage but robust style with a reassuring caliber (+1.1s/d) The ranger meets all these criteria and does even better with this adjustable bracelet, this domed glass, this dazzling lume for a few minutes... A criticism... not really, the dial a little empty, no not even, its simplicity is also its strength

Although COSC certified, no superfluous technical gibberish mentioned on the dial! Only the mention Ranger! A new caliber manufactured via Kenissi (factory created by Tudor) the MT5402 power reserve 70 H, with increased precision, -2 to +4 seconds of variation per day. The Tfit adjustment of the steel bracelet allows it to be adapted according to the ambient temperature ... Absolute sobriety. In the end I replaced the metal bracelet with a leather strap, which gives even more space and strength to the magnificent simplicity of the dial. The spade-shaped hour hand is much more balanced than the unsightly "snowflake" that have always put me off at Tudor. Found by chance when returning to a dealer still looking for an Explorer in 40, I consoled myself with this Ranger and it is a simple, non-statutory and very chic Daily!