Tudor Oysterdate Chronograph 79270

[Pglewis]

Hi all

New to the forum and looking forward to getting stuck in.

I was after some advice for the Tudor Oysterdate Chronograph 79270 that I’m looking to buy. For £4,950 (no papers or box but through a very reputable site that offers authenticity certificates, long warranty etc). I trust them.

I’ve figured out through terrible purchasing that my wrists sit pretty with a 40mm watch and likely a 20mm strap.

So, in the hunt for another watch for my collection I’ve been offered a £3k trade in value for my IWC pilot Chronograph (bought brand new from retail Oct 2018, boxed papers etc) and that’ll leave me with £1,950 to pay for the Tudor.

I’ve got the dive watch. I’ve got the no date dive watch. I’ve got my GMT. I fancy a Chrono and love the Tudor story. But, is this too much to pay?

Thanks all.

[996marty]

Is that from watchfinder in the uk?

[996marty]

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Although this isn’t a 79270 it’s my 79260 bought recently in immaculate condition and I paid about half of what are considering paying,have you checked out ukvintagewatches.com you will pick one up for a better price from them

[Pglewis]

Originally Posted by 996marty

Is that from watchfinder in the uk?

Yeah, that's the one.. Seems toppy to me, but they've offered a great trade in price on my IWC Pilot Chronograph.

[Pglewis]

996marty, Much better prices it seems, although they don't have the exact model I'm after. I'll be searching this daily now though, thanks :-)

[996marty]

I’m sure some of the guys will add some thoughts on the Tudor Dan for one is always very knowledgeable on the subject but all I can say is for the money they are a great watch

[Dan Pierce]

The 79270 is a great chrono, the added 12 hour rotating bezel being one of the best features. It provides a second time zone or simple timer. Sorry, can't help w/ value in another currency or with UK availability. There should be plenty of examples out there. Here's a pic of my recently sold 79270P.
Good luck,
dP