Ranger
Field navigation, distilled into a watch
The Ranger is Tudor's answer to the Explorer: bold numerals, a matte dial, no date. A watch reduced entirely to legibility.
The evolution of the Ranger
During the 1960s Tudor sold Oyster Prince models under the name Ranger, with oversized printed numerals at 3, 6, 9 and 12.
The Ranger accompanied the British North Greenland Expedition and was positioned as a rugged tool watch.
In 2014 the name returned with a Heritage Ranger at 41 mm, fitted with an ETA movement and beige luminous elements.
The current Ranger arrived in 2022 at 39 mm with the in-house calibre MT5402, COSC certification and 70 hours of power reserve.
- Case
- 39–41 mm steel, satin-finished
- Dial
- Matte black, numerals at 3/6/9/12
- Movement
- MT5402, COSC, 70 h power reserve
- Water resistance
- 10 bar
- Strap
- Steel, fabric, leather/rubber hybrid
- Date
- None, deliberately reduced
Key reference numbers at a glance
What to look for when buying
- 01
Original vintage Rangers with untouched dials are rare to find; service dials are common.
- 02
The current 39 mm reference is the most practical variant and trades well in the market.
- 03
The absence of a date and the matte dial make the watch resistant to visible signs of ageing.
Tudor Ranger at Predeluxe
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