Tudor Advisor 7926

Tudor Advisor 7926. Steel 34mm case. Hand-wound movement. Alarm function. Silver dial with silver hour markers and Arabic numerals at the 3,6,9 and 12 position. Two crowns at the 2 o’clock and 4 o’clock position. Black leather strap with steel pin buckle. Box and papers dated May 1961.

The Tudor Advisor, introduced in 1957, marked a significant milestone for the brand as its first watch featuring an alarm complication. This innovative timepiece served as a practical tool for wearers, offering a reliable alarm function for various daily reminders.

Early Tudor Advisor models showcased a manual-winding movement and a distinct alarm indicator positioned at 8 o’clock on the dial. Over time, Tudor refined the design and technology of the Advisor, ensuring its continued relevance and appeal to discerning watch enthusiasts.

After a period of discontinuation, Tudor reintroduced the Advisor to its lineup in 2011 with the Heritage Advisor model. This modern reinterpretation retained the essence of the original while incorporating contemporary materials and design elements, further solidifying the Advisor’s place in Tudor’s storied history.

Today, the Tudor Advisor stands as a testament to the brand’s commitment to innovation and functionality, offering a timeless blend of heritage-inspired design and practicality.