Question regarding Tudor Princess

[tripreed]

Hey fellas,

I am looking into getting my wife a used Tudor Princess Date. I primarily see two references for these: 92313 and 92413. In my research, I haven't been able to tell what the difference is between the two references. Additionally, it seems that both references are varyingly listed as both 23mm and 26mm. I assume that they are the same size as the lady's Datejust of that era, which, I believe is 26mm, so I'm assuming that is the correct size. Does anyone have any insight?

Thanks.

[linesiders]

I don't have specific info on those refs but the Tudor ladies pieces are nice (got my wife one from the 70s). Her watch is a 9241/4 with white gold bezel, plexi crystal and measures 24.5 (or 25.5 forget off top of my head) excluding crown.

The dial is a classic pearlesence dial that is stunning in person, but does not show on these lousy photos

[tripreed]

Originally Posted by linesiders

I don't have specific info on those refs but the Tudor ladies pieces are nice (got my wife one from the 70s). Her watch is a 9241/4 with white gold bezel, plexi crystal and measures 24.5 (or 25.5 forget off top of my head) excluding crown.

The dial is a classic pearlesence dial that is stunning in person, but does not show on these lousy photos

Thank you for the input. From what I have been able to surmise, it seems that the 92X14 is the white gold bezel while the 92X13 is the yellow gold bezel, while the 92X00 is the plain stainless steel bezel.

I'm thinking that the 92313 might be 23mm and the 92413 might be 25/26mm.

[tripreed]

Originally Posted by linesiders

I don't have specific info on those refs but the Tudor ladies pieces are nice (got my wife one from the 70s). Her watch is a 9241/4 with white gold bezel, plexi crystal and measures 24.5 (or 25.5 forget off top of my head) excluding crown.

The dial is a classic pearlesence dial that is stunning in person, but does not show on these lousy photos

Thank you for the input. From what I have been able to surmise, it seems that the 92X14 is the white gold bezel while the 92X13 is the yellow gold bezel, while the 92X00 is the plain stainless steel bezel.

I'm thinking that the 92313 might be 23mm and the 92413 might be 25/26mm.

[tripreed]

Originally Posted by linesiders

I don't have specific info on those refs but the Tudor ladies pieces are nice (got my wife one from the 70s). Her watch is a 9241/4 with white gold bezel, plexi crystal and measures 24.5 (or 25.5 forget off top of my head) excluding crown.

The dial is a classic pearlesence dial that is stunning in person, but does not show on these lousy photos

Thank you for the input. From what I have been able to surmise, it seems that the 92X14 is the white gold bezel while the 92X13 is the yellow gold bezel, while the 92X00 is the plain stainless steel bezel.

I'm thinking that the 92313 might be 23mm and the 92413 might be 25/26mm.

[Styles Bitchley]

I really like the 70s ladies’ Tudors too. I’ve been wanting to get one for my wife for a while.


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[tripreed]

Originally Posted by Styles Bitchley

I really like the 70s ladies’ Tudors too. I’ve been wanting to get one for my wife for a while.


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Yeah, I think they're definitely a great value, especially when comparing prices to Lady Datejusts.

[vintagewatch]

From 1995 Rolex Dealer Catalog:

Tudor Princess Oysterdate Models

92300, 93310, 92311, 92313, and 92314 have 22mm cases

92400, 92410, 92411, 92413, 92414, and 92430 have 25mm cases

I hope this helps,
David

[tripreed]

Originally Posted by vintagewatch

From 1995 Rolex Dealer Catalog:

Tudor Princess Oysterdate Models

92300, 93310, 92311, 92313, and 92314 have 22mm cases

92400, 92410, 92411, 92413, 92414, and 92430 have 25mm cases

I hope this helps,
David

Oh wow, thank you very much! That is very helpful.

I did end up ordering my wife a 92413 from Capetown Diamond, and it arrived yesterday. However, upon trying it on, she felt it was just a little too small. She had previously tried on the Lady Datejust, which is supposedly 26mm, and liked the size, but apparently the 1mm difference was the tipping point. I certainly don't blame her for being so particular, so we're going to be returning the watch.