Sell Tudor Miami

Sell your Tudor in Miami at direct dealer pricing. CJ William at 9573 Harding Avenue in Surfside FL, four minutes from Bal Harbour Shops, buys every Tudor collection including Black Bay (Fifty-Eight, 41, GMT, Chrono, Pro, Bronze, P01, Master Chronometer), Pelagos (39mm, 42mm, FXD, LHD, French Navy variants), Royal integrated bracelet, Ranger field watch, Heritage Chrono and Advisor, 1926 dress, Glamour Double Date, and vintage Tudor Submariner and Chronograph references from 1960s-1990s. Send photos via WhatsApp (347) 510-0668. Same-day settlement via wire, cash, or USDC.

Tudor Collection Reference Guide

Tudor was founded 1926 in Geneva, Switzerland by Hans Wilsdorf (also founder of Rolex). Tudor is Rolex’s sister brand, historically supplying accessible-priced Rolex-cased watches with Swiss ETA movements, and since 2015 producing exclusively in-house Manufacture Calibre movements (MT56XX series). Tudor is renowned for vintage Submariner (particularly Snowflake dial 1969-1980), the Black Bay collection (2012 launch referencing vintage 1950s-1960s Submariner heritage), Pelagos professional dive watches (2012 launch, 500m depth rating), and the French Navy connection dating from 1961 to modern FXD editions. Iconic modern collections include Black Bay (Fifty-Eight 39mm, 41mm, GMT, Chrono, Pro, Bronze), Pelagos (39mm and 42mm, FXD, LHD), Royal (integrated bracelet), Ranger (field watch), and Heritage. CJ William buys every Tudor reference.

Black Bay Collection Values 2026

Black Bay Fifty-Eight 39mm in steel (reference 79030N, most popular Tudor): retail $4,275, secondary market $3,500-$5,500. Black Bay Fifty-Eight Blue (79030B): $3,800-$5,500. Black Bay Fifty-Eight Navy Blue: $3,800-$5,500. Black Bay Fifty-Eight Bronze (79012M): $3,800-$5,500. Black Bay Fifty-Eight 925 Silver (limited): retail $4,850, secondary market $4,500-$6,500. Black Bay Fifty-Eight 18K Gold: retail $22,000, secondary market $18,500-$25,500. Black Bay 41mm (79230N, 79230B): retail $4,225, secondary market $3,500-$5,500. Black Bay 41 S&G two-tone: $4,500-$6,500. Black Bay GMT 41mm (Pepsi bezel, 79830RB): retail $4,650, secondary market $4,500-$6,500. Black Bay Pro 39mm GMT: retail $4,275, secondary market $4,500-$6,500 (limited allocation drives waiting-list premium). Black Bay Chrono 41mm: retail $5,700, secondary market $4,800-$7,500. Black Bay Chrono S&G: retail $6,650, secondary market $5,500-$8,500. Black Bay 36mm smaller case: retail $3,675, secondary market $3,000-$4,500. Black Bay Ceramic 41mm: retail $5,500, secondary market $5,500-$7,500. Black Bay 54 (54th anniversary 37mm): retail $4,050, secondary market $4,000-$5,500. Black Bay Bronze 43mm: retail $4,725, secondary market $4,000-$5,500. Black Bay P01 42mm (heritage prototype): retail $3,900, secondary market $2,800-$4,500.

Pelagos Collection Values 2026

Pelagos 42mm Automatic in titanium (25600TN, 25600TB): retail $5,050, secondary market $4,000-$5,500. Pelagos 42mm LHD Left Hand Drive (crown at 9 o’clock, limited): $4,800-$6,500. Pelagos 39mm (25407N, 2022 refined smaller): retail $4,900, secondary market $4,000-$5,500. Pelagos FXD (French Navy fixed-lug edition): retail $4,500, secondary market $5,500-$8,500 (waiting list allocation drives premium). Pelagos FXD Chrono 43mm: retail $6,150, secondary market $6,500-$9,500. Pelagos FXD Cycling Alinghi Red Bull Racing edition: retail $5,725, secondary market $5,500-$8,500. Pelagos FXD Chrono Cycling: retail $6,150, secondary market $6,500-$10,500 (limited). Pelagos 39mm S&G limited two-tone titanium and rose gold: $6,500-$9,500. Pelagos 42mm S&G (rose gold accents): retail $5,275, secondary market $4,800-$6,500. Pelagos Blue 39mm and 42mm: same pricing as black dial equivalents.

Royal, Ranger, and Heritage Values 2026

Royal 41mm Automatic with integrated bracelet in steel (M28600, 2021 revival): retail $2,375, secondary market $1,800-$2,800. Royal 41mm in champagne dial: $1,800-$2,800. Royal 41 S&G two-tone: retail $3,175, secondary market $2,500-$3,800. Royal 41mm with diamond dial: retail $2,975, secondary market $2,500-$3,500. Royal 34mm and 38mm ladies variants: $1,500-$2,500. Ranger 39mm Automatic in steel (M79950, 2022 revival with in-house MT5402 caliber): retail $3,275, secondary market $2,500-$3,800. Ranger with textile strap: $2,500-$3,500. Ranger Green dial: $2,800-$4,000. Heritage Chrono 42mm (M70330N Grey/Black or M70330B Blue): $3,500-$5,500. Heritage Chrono S&G: $4,500-$6,500. Heritage Chrono Blue Limited: $4,500-$6,500. Heritage Advisor 42mm alarm: $3,500-$5,500. Heritage Black Bay Chrono S&G Silver: $4,500-$6,500.

1926, Glamour, and Prince Dress Watches

1926 41mm Automatic in steel: retail $2,000, secondary market $1,500-$2,500. 1926 36mm: retail $1,900, secondary market $1,400-$2,300. 1926 in champagne or silver dial with roman numerals: $1,500-$2,500. 1926 S&G two-tone: retail $2,650, secondary market $2,000-$3,000. Glamour Double Date 42mm in steel: retail $2,650, secondary market $2,000-$3,000. Glamour Date 36mm and 39mm: $1,800-$2,800. Glamour Double Date S&G: retail $3,650, secondary market $2,800-$4,000. Prince 34mm (dress, discontinued): $1,500-$2,500. Prince Date Day 36mm: $1,800-$2,800. Prince Chronograph (discontinued): $3,500-$5,500.

Vintage Tudor Value Multipliers

Vintage Tudor from 1950s-1990s commands significant collector premiums. Vintage Tudor Submariner reference 7928 (1958-1966, first-generation dive watch with square crown guards): $12,500-$32,500 depending on condition and dial. Vintage Tudor Submariner Snowflake 7016/7021 (1969-1980, snowflake hands and square hour markers): $22,500-$65,500 depending on dial variant (blue, black, blue-dial with red text most sought). Vintage Tudor Submariner reference 79090 (1989-1999, transitional model): $8,500-$18,500. Vintage Tudor Prince Oysterdate: $2,500-$6,500. Vintage Tudor Chronograph Big Block reference 79180 (1976-1989): $12,500-$28,500. Vintage Tudor Homeplate Chronograph 7031/7032 (1970-1971): $22,500-$85,500 (rare Manual chronograph, most collectible vintage Tudor). Vintage Tudor Monte Carlo Chronograph 7149 (1971-1977): $18,500-$45,500. Vintage Tudor Prince Date-Day (Advisor): $3,500-$8,500. Military-issued Tudor Submariner (French Navy, Marine Nationale MN): $32,500-$85,500 depending on provenance.

Tudor Market Trend Analysis 2026

2026 Tudor secondary market trends: Black Bay Fifty-Eight stable to modestly appreciating (up 4-6% YoY, most popular Tudor). Black Bay Fifty-Eight Blue and Navy Blue appreciating (up 5-8% YoY, dial color demand). Black Bay 41mm stable. Black Bay GMT stable to modestly appreciating. Black Bay Pro appreciating aggressively (up 15-20% YoY driven by GMT waiting list allocation). Black Bay Chrono stable. Black Bay 925 Silver limited appreciating (up 10-15% YoY collectibility). Black Bay Bronze stable to slightly declining (bronze category maturity). Pelagos 42mm stable to modestly appreciating (up 4-8% YoY driven by titanium sport dive demand). Pelagos 39mm appreciating aggressively (up 15-20% YoY, refined proportions driving demand). Pelagos FXD appreciating strongly (up 25-35% YoY driven by waiting-list allocation, French Navy provenance premium, and integrated fixed-lug case cult status). Pelagos FXD Chrono appreciating aggressively. Royal integrated bracelet stable to modestly appreciating (up 5-8% YoY driven by accessible integrated bracelet sport dress category). Ranger stable to modestly appreciating. Heritage Chrono stable. 1926 dress stable. Vintage Tudor Submariner Snowflake 7016/7021 appreciating strongly (up 15-25% YoY driven by collector recognition of Rolex-shared movement heritage). Vintage Homeplate Chronograph 7031/7032 setting record auction prices annually. Military-provenance Tudor Submariner MN appreciating aggressively.

Tudor Authentication at CJ William

Our Tudor authentication process includes: Tudor signature verification (all authentic modern Tudor is signed “Tudor” plus reference and serial number, with signature style specific to production era; historically some vintage references signed “Tudor Oyster” with Rolex crown-shield emblem before transitioning to Tudor shield emblem), movement caliber verification (in-house MT5402 caliber for Black Bay 41, MT5602 for Black Bay Fifty-Eight and Pelagos 39, MT5652 for Black Bay GMT, MT5813 for Black Bay Chrono, MT5612 for Pelagos 42, MT5402 for Ranger, historical ETA calibers 2824 and 2892 for pre-2015 Tudor, historical Rolex-based calibers 390 and 494 for vintage Tudor Submariner), case reference and serial number verification (Tudor uses M-series prefix for modern), snowflake hands verification for vintage Submariner (specific snowflake shape unique to Tudor 7016/7021), dial signature and font analysis, Marine Nationale (MN) military-issued Tudor verification (specific engraving and provenance documentation), matching Tudor Certificate of Authenticity, and box and papers verification. Modern Tudor authentication takes 45-75 minutes. Vintage Tudor (Snowflake Submariner, Homeplate Chronograph, MN military-issued) authentication takes 90-180 minutes due to complexity and provenance verification.

Frequently Asked Questions About Selling Your Tudor

How much is my Black Bay worth?

Black Bay value depends on reference, size, and materials. Black Bay Fifty-Eight 39mm steel: $3,500-$5,500. Black Bay Fifty-Eight Blue or Navy Blue: $3,800-$5,500. Black Bay Fifty-Eight Bronze: $3,800-$5,500. Black Bay Fifty-Eight 925 Silver limited: $4,500-$6,500. Black Bay Fifty-Eight 18K Gold: $18,500-$25,500. Black Bay 41mm: $3,500-$5,500. Black Bay 41 S&G two-tone: $4,500-$6,500. Black Bay GMT Pepsi: $4,500-$6,500. Black Bay Pro GMT 39mm: $4,500-$6,500 (waiting list premium above $4,275 retail). Black Bay Chrono: $4,800-$7,500. Black Bay 54 anniversary: $4,000-$5,500. Black Bay Ceramic: $5,500-$7,500. Black Bay Bronze 43mm: $4,000-$5,500.

How much is my Pelagos worth?

Pelagos value depends on reference, generation, and complications. Pelagos 42mm titanium: $4,000-$5,500. Pelagos 42mm LHD Left Hand Drive: $4,800-$6,500. Pelagos 39mm (2022 refined): $4,000-$5,500. Pelagos FXD French Navy fixed-lug: $5,500-$8,500 (waiting list allocation). Pelagos FXD Chrono 43mm: $6,500-$9,500. Pelagos FXD Cycling: $5,500-$8,500. Pelagos FXD Chrono Cycling: $6,500-$10,500. Pelagos 39mm S&G limited: $6,500-$9,500. Pelagos 42mm S&G rose gold accents: $4,800-$6,500.

Which Tudor reference is worth the most?

Among modern production, Black Bay Fifty-Eight 18K Gold trades $18,500-$25,500. Pelagos FXD Chrono Cycling trades $6,500-$10,500. Pelagos FXD Chrono trades $6,500-$9,500. Pelagos 39mm S&G limited trades $6,500-$9,500. Black Bay Ceramic trades $5,500-$7,500. Black Bay 925 Silver limited trades $4,500-$6,500. Among vintage references, Homeplate Chronograph 7031/7032 trades $22,500-$85,500 (rarest vintage Tudor). Snowflake Submariner 7016/7021 blue-dial-red-text trades $32,500-$65,500. Military-issued Tudor Submariner Marine Nationale (MN engraved) trades $32,500-$85,500 depending on provenance documentation.

Where in Miami can I sell my Tudor?

CJ William at 9573 Harding Avenue in Surfside FL 33154 buys every Tudor reference including modern Black Bay, Pelagos, and vintage Submariner Snowflake at direct dealer pricing. Four minutes from Bal Harbour Shops. Same-day authentication (45-75 minutes for modern references, 90-180 minutes for vintage or military-provenance Tudor) with settlement via wire, cash, or USDC. Sun-Fri 11 AM to 5:30 PM.