Model: Tudor Prince Date-Day Ref. 76214 (Enamel Dial, Arabic Numerals, 18k White Gold Fluted Bezel)
Overview: The Tudor Prince Date-Day Ref. 76214 is a classic neo-vintage Tudor distinguished by its full day display at 12 o’clock, date window at 3 o’clock, and Rolex-influenced Oyster-style case architecture. This particular configuration stands apart from modern Tudor models with its glossy enamel-style dial, Arabic numeral hour markers, and 18k white gold fluted bezel, giving the otherwise understated Prince Date-Day a considerably more elegant and unusual appearance.
History: The Prince Date-Day represents an important period in Tudor’s history when the brand remained closely connected to Rolex in both design language and construction while developing its own identity through reliable Swiss movements and distinctive dial configurations. References such as the 76214 combined Tudor’s practical automatic day-date complication with the familiar proportions and fluted bezel aesthetic associated with classic Rolex dress watches. Numerous dial variations were produced over the reference’s lifespan, with Arabic numeral configurations being among the more distinctive and less commonly encountered examples today.
Specifications and Condition:
Overall: Excellent
Case: Excellent
Crystal: Clean
Dial: Clean
Movement: Excellent
Bracelet/Strap: Original Tudor bracelet
Includes: Watch + Original Box + Manual
Movement:
Tudor Caliber 2834-2 automatic
ETA-based Swiss mechanical movement
Automatic winding
Day display at 12 o’clock
Approximately 42-hour power reserve
Quick-set calendar functionality
Dimensions:
36mm diameter
Approximately 11mm thickness
20mm lug width
Classic Oyster-style case proportions
Design Details:
Glossy enamel-style dial
Distinctive Arabic numeral hour markers
Full day display positioned at 12 o’clock
Date aperture with Cyclops magnification at 3 o’clock
18k white gold fluted bezel
Closing Note: The Tudor Prince Date-Day 76214 is a quintessential example of neo-vintage Tudor, combining the robust construction and familiar design language of the era with Tudor’s practical automatic day-date complication. This particular Arabic numeral and enamel-style dial configuration adds considerably more character to the traditional 36mm Prince design, while its 18k white gold fluted bezel provides a subtle touch of precious metal. An increasingly interesting reference from the period before Tudor established its modern design identity, and a distinctive alternative to the more commonly encountered dial configurations of the Prince Date-Day.
