| Brand | Tudor |
|---|---|
| Model | |
| Reference | 76100 |
| Year of production (circa) | 1984 |
| Material | Steel |
| Crystal | Acrylic |
| Dial color | Black |
| Movement | Automatic |
| Diameter | 40 mm |
| Bracelet/strap: | Steel |
| Buckle/clasp | Original steel folding clasp |
| Lug Width | 20 mm |
| Set Content | Watch only |
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Tudor Submariner Ref. 76100 Lollipop
The Tudor Submariner Reference 76100, nicknamed the “Lollipop,” was produced briefly from 1983 to 1985 and is a favourite among collectors for its unique design. Its standout feature is the “lollipop” hour hand, diverging from Tudor’s usual Mercedes-style hands. It retains vintage elements like an acrylic crystal while introducing modern updates. As a transitional model, it bridges earlier Tudor Submariners with later designs.
This Tudor Submariner 76100 “Lollipop” features beautifully aged creamy indexes paired with matching hands, exuding vintage charm. Its solid stainless steel case made by Rolex for Tudor is well-preserved as is the Tudor bracelet. The black bezel, complete with the original pearl, highlights its authentic and timeless appeal.
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Brand
Tudor
Diameter
40 mm
Model
Submariner
Bracelet/strap:
Steel
Reference
76100
Buckle/clasp
Original steel folding clasp
Year of production (circa)
1984
Lug Width
20 mm
Material
Steel
Set Content
Watch only
Crystal
Acrylic
Warranty
2 year (AWCo)
Dial color
Black
Movement
Automatic
When Rolex itself was still an up-and-coming brand, its founder Hans Wilsdorf envisioned a sister brand that would allow him to release more affordable watches. As an avid Anglophile, Wilsdorf named his new brand Tudor, and registered the company in 1926.
The recipe was simple: The high quality cases and bracelets from Rolex, fitted with off-the-shelf movements, allowing for a lower price point. This is why you will often find Tudor watches with Rolex logos all over the case back and bracelet. They weren’t just the same design, they were the same actual parts.
From the 1960’s onwards, Tudor was adopted by several armed forces, among which the US Navy and the French Marine Nationale. Their elite troops were outfitted with rugged Tudor Submariners. These are now highly collectible and are fast approaching Rolex Subs in price. Something you will not find anywhere in Rolex’s catalogues is the lady-size Submariner; a Tudor exclusive.
You will find many models within Tudor’s line-up that share a lot of their platform with Rolex. There are, however, models that are unique to Tudor only. The current collection shares no parts with its crowned sibling, but you will also find vintage Tudors with completely unique aesthetics.
So whether you are after a slight variation on the familiar Rolex designs or something completely different, Tudor has got you covered. It is one of those brands that are quickly becoming more and more appreciated by aficionados. And for good reason. There is a whole lot to love here!
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