Tudor Princess Date (Ref.92513), a vintage two-tone ladies' dress watch from the late 1990s to early 2000s

Founded in 1926 by Rolex creator Hans Wilsdorf, Tudor was created to offer watches with Rolex-level dependability and ruggedness at a more accessible price. For decades, it achieved this by using genuine Rolex Oyster cases, screw-down crowns, and bracelets, while fitting them with reliable third-party Swiss mechanical movements, such as the ETA 2671, rather than in-house Rolex calibres.

The Princess Date is Tudor's direct counterpart to the iconic Rolex Lady-Datejust. By the late 1990s, when your specific watch was produced, Tudor had begun phasing out Rolex branding on its crowns and clasps in favour of its own shield logo as it established an independent brand identity. Transitional models like this one, however, famously retained Rolex-signed casebacks, making them sought-after collector pieces that bridge Tudor's "Rolex-parts" heritage and its modern standalone identity.

• Brand & Model. Tudor Princess Date.
• Reference Number. 92513 (23mm case) 
• Era. Late 1990s.
• Movement. Automatic mechanical (Tudor-modified ETA Calibre 2671).
• Jewels & Frequency. 25 jewels, 28,800 vph (4 Hz).
• Power Reserve. Approximately 38 hours.
• Functions. Hours, minutes, sweeping central seconds, and quick-set date at 3 o'clock.
• Case Material. Stainless steel Rolex Oyster case.
• Case Diameter. 23mm (confirmed by the 594 end links) or 25mm.
• Caseback. Screw-down stainless steel, signed "ORIGINAL OYSTER CASE BY ROLEX GENEVA".
• Bezel. Fixed 18k yellow gold fluted bezel.
• Crown. Gold-toned screw-down Twinlock winding crown.
• Dial. White dial with black Roman numerals, railroad minute track, and tritium lume plots ("T SWISS MADE T").
• Crystal. Scratch-resistant sapphire crystal with a Cyclops date magnifier.
• Bracelet. Two-tone stainless steel and gold-plated Jubilee-style bracelet (Ref. 6248).
• End Links & Lug Width. 594 end links (11mm lug width).
• Clasp. Stainless steel folding Oysterclasp.

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