Tudor Heritage Ranger

A standout feature of the Tudor Heritage Ranger (Ref. 79910) is its large selection of bracelets. The timepiece is optionally available with 4 bracelet variations, which embody the spirit of adventure and the exploration of uncharted territories. Depending on the material, the watch bracelets mirror cold Polar Regions, the inaccessible wilderness, or the depths of the forests with materials such as leather, stainless steel, and high-quality textile fibres. The Tudor Heritage Ranger symbolises a daring pioneering spirit and captures the joy of courageous expeditions.

The first Tudor Heritage Ranger bracelet is comprised of a bund strap, which is reminiscent of the military style straps that were utilised during world war two, and is made of soft light brown calf leather and fixed with satin-finished rivets. This bracelet option is reminiscent of rough expedition equipment. Furthermore, a satin-finished stainless steel folding clasp reminds the wearer of the bracelets from the 1950s – a time in which tub-types attachments were used by the brand. The third bracelet variant is composed of simple tobacco calf leather and is the perfect option for those who prefer a subtler strap compared to that of the bund strap.

Finally, no matter which bracelet the wearer of a Tudor Heritage Ranger decides upon, the timepiece also comes available with a Camo textile strap. The last of the bracelet variants is reminiscent of the vast exploration of endless forest during pioneering times.

The Tudor Ranger embodies the perfect combination of adventure, pioneering spirit, and masculine style. The timepiece is inspired by a timeless design and an overall unmistakable vintage aurora. Tudor, which is a subsidiary company of Rolex, places emphasis on the appreciation of their traditional history. The company is renowned for finding inspiration in their past models, and reviving them to suit the preferences of current times, while capturing small design elements from the past. Along with the Tudor Heritage Ranger, the brand has also developed a Heritage Chrono and Heritage Black bay collection.

When looking closely at the history of Tudor, it comes as no surprise that the Ranger was reinterpreted into the current Heritage collection. Tudor has always used its close connection to the field of world expeditions and research projects for inspiration. The courageous members of the British North Greenland Expedition 1952-1954 were equipped with robust Tudor Oyster Prince watches. Tudor celebrates the courage of individuals who bravely venture into distant regions and explore unfamiliar territories with the Heritage Ranger, which impresses with a pronounced style and world-class precision.