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Tudor Submariner 75190 - Salmon Dial

Details

Manufacturer - Tudor

Model - Submariner

Reference Number - 75190

Dial - Salmon Pink Dial

Case Size - 36mm

Lug Width - 20mm

Year - 2000s 

Case Material - Stainless Steel

Bracelet - Stainless Steel Jubilee 7 in

Bezel - Stainless Steel rotating bezel

Movement - Auto

Box - N/A

Papers - N/A 

Here's a vintage Tudor Submariner reference 75190 automatic with a unique sunburst salmon pink dial and bezel on an oyster bracelet from the 90s, early 2000s. Keeps great time and is fully functional. Measurements include a 36mm oyster case and 20mm lug width. It's on a Tudor jubilee bracelet that fits up to a 7 inch wrist. Time and quickset date function at 3 a clock. Clean pink dial and steel and bi directional rotating steel bezel. There is a hand drag circle in the middle of the dial as seen in photos. Steel case and caseback. Lume in both the hands and hour markers are a matching crisp white. Matching silver hands and hour markers (Mercedes hands) Drilled lug holes. All parts are original including the signed Rolex crown, dial, movement, and caseback. Both the dial and case are in great cosmetic, untouched condition.


Ready to wear!

Key Specs
History

The Submariner arrived in 1953 as the first wristwatch water-resistant to 100 meters, purpose-built for diving. A rotating bezel calibrated for dive timing, luminous indices and hands, a screw-down crown, and a bracelet that wore comfortably over a wetsuit: every detail solved a specific problem.

What nobody planned was what happened next. James Bond wore one on screen. Explorers wore them on expeditions. Architects wore them to meetings. The Submariner became the reference point for the modern sports watch — the watch every other sports watch has been measured against ever since.

References 14060 (no date, cleaner dial), 16610 (with date and cyclops), and 168000 (an earlier transitional reference) in our inventory span the mid-1980s through early 2000s. At 40mm with a 300-meter water resistance rating, these are not compromised vintage watches — they are fully functional, extraordinarily robust instruments that also happen to be some of the most beautiful watches ever made.