Submariner

The Tudor Submariner reference 76100 is a 40 mm stainless-steel diver produced during the second half of the 1980s, offered in both black and blue dial variants. It represents one of the final expressions of the long-running Tudor Submariner lineage before the line underwent significant revision, and it retains the robust, tool-watch character that defined the series throughout its history. Powered by a self-winding movement on an ETA base, the 76100 sits firmly in the tradition of accessible, professionally capable dive watches that Tudor cultivated as a complement to its parent company's offerings.

Tudor introduced the Submariner line in the early 1950s as a more accessible alternative to the Rolex Submariner, sharing the same broad design language while employing movements and components suited to a lower price point. The reference 76100 entered production in 1984 and remained in the catalogue through 1989, occupying the final years of a Submariner generation that had evolved steadily across several decades. During this period Tudor relied on ETA-based self-winding calibres, a common practice for the brand at the time, which distinguished these watches mechanically from their Rolex counterparts. The 76100's relatively brief five-year production window makes it a focused collecting target within the broader Tudor Submariner story.