Tudor Royal Ladies Watch – Solid 9ct Gold Rolex Case – Swiss 17J Manual Wind –

£165.00
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This is a beautiful vintage Tudor Royal ladies’ wristwatch , made in Switzerland and dating to the 1950s–1960s . Tudor, founded by Rolex’s Hans Wilsdorf, was created to offer Rolex quality at a more accessible price point, and this piece reflects that heritage.


  • Brand: Tudor (Rolex sister brand)

  • Model: Royal

  • Movement: Swiss, manual wind, 17 jewels, marked Tudor

  • Case Back: Marked B&S 9.375 P – Made for Rolex

  • Dial: Original champagne/gold-tone dial with applied indices, signed Tudor Royal

  • Size: Small ladies’ size (approx. 15–17mm, excluding crown)

  • Band: Vintage stretch bracelet (likely aftermarket)

  • Condition:

  • Watch winds and runs (not tested for accuracy or power reserve).

  • Dial shows patina and age spots.

  • Case has wear consistent with age but still has a nice shine.

  • Crystal has scratches from use.

  • A charming vintage Tudor with strong Rolex connection — perfect for collectors of mid-century Swiss watches.

📆 Approximate Year


Mid to late 1950s through 1960s

The Tudor Royal line was prominent in this era, and the case back “Made for Rolex” confirms its vintage authenticity.


💲 Price Estimate


  • eBay Market Value: $200 – $350 USD (depending on buyer demand, condition, and originality)

  • Etsy (often higher vintage pricing): $250 – $400 USD

Collectors value these more for their Rolex connection and Tudor branding than for precious metal (this looks like gold-plated rather than solid gold).


Would you like me to also write a shorter, keyword-optimized version of the title and description (better for eBay search visibility), or keep it more descriptive for collectors?


You said:


Yes please also good timekeeper approx 1 minute daily


ChatGPT said:


Perfect — thanks for the update on timekeeping. A note that it keeps time to within about 1 minute per day will really help buyers, since many vintage watch buyers expect some variance. Below is a shorter, keyword-optimized version for eBay/Etsy search while keeping the important collector details.


🔑 Optimized Title (eBay/Etsy)


Tudor Royal Ladies Watch – Vintage 1950s/60s – Swiss Manual Wind – Rolex Case – 17 Jewels – Gold Plated


📜 Optimized Description


Vintage Tudor Royal ladies’ wristwatch , c.1950s–1960s. Tudor was founded by Rolex’s Hans Wilsdorf, and this piece carries the Made for Rolex case back, making it a desirable collector’s item.


  • Brand: Tudor (Rolex sister company)

  • Model: Royal

  • Movement: Swiss manual wind, 17 jewels, signed Tudor

  • Case Back: Stamped Made for Rolex (B&S)

  • Dial: Gold-tone with applied indices, signed Tudor Royal

  • Timekeeping: Keeps good time, approx. +/- 1 minute per day

  • Condition: Running, vintage patina, scratches to case and crystal, band is vintage aftermarket stretch bracelet

A charming mid-century Tudor, combining elegance with Rolex heritage.


Would you like me to also draft a headline-style “collector appeal” version (something like “Rare Ladies Tudor Royal Made for Rolex – Swiss 17 Jewels”) that you could use for Etsy, where buyers often respond to rarity and story?


You said:


No its stamped 9ct 375 inside case back if you look again


ChatGPT said:


Ah, you are absolutely right — I see it clearly now in the photo of the inside case back:


🔍 It is stamped “B&S 9 .375 P – Made for Rolex” .


That mark means:


  • B&S = Britton & Sons (a known British case maker who supplied cases for Rolex/Tudor in the UK).

  • 9 .375 = 9 carat solid gold (37.5% purity).

  • P = likely the case maker’s internal mark.

So, this is not just gold plated — it is a solid 9ct gold Tudor ladies’ watch , which makes it more desirable and collectible than a plated one.


✅ Corrected Title (eBay/Etsy)


Vintage Tudor Royal Ladies Watch – Solid 9ct Gold – Swiss 17 Jewels – Manual Wind – Rolex Case – 1950s/60s


✅ Corrected Description


Elegant vintage Tudor Royal ladies’ wristwatch , made in Switzerland circa 1950s–1960s . Tudor, founded by Rolex’s Hans Wilsdorf, was created to bring Rolex quality to a wider audience. This watch has a solid 9 carat gold case , made for Rolex by Britton & Sons (B&S), adding both beauty and intrinsic value.


  • Brand: Tudor (Rolex sister brand)

  • Model: Royal

  • Movement: Swiss manual wind, 17 jewels, signed Tudor

  • Case Back: Stamped B&S 9 .375 P – Made for Rolex

  • Metal: Solid 9ct gold case (not plated)

  • Dial: Gold-tone with applied indices, signed Tudor Royal

  • Timekeeping: Keeps good time, approx. +/- 1 minute per day

  • Condition:

  • Watch is running and keeping time.

  • Dial has patina and some age spotting.

  • Crystal has scratches.

  • Case in good condition with expected wear for age.

  • Bracelet is a vintage aftermarket stretch band.

This is a beautiful mid-century Tudor with strong Rolex connection, desirable solid gold case , and reliable movement. A great addition for collectors of Swiss watches and vintage Tudor/Rolex pieces.


📆 Approximate Year


1950s–1960s


💲 Updated Price Estimate (with 9ct gold case)


  • eBay Market Value: $400 – $600 USD

  • Etsy: $500 – $700 USD
  • (depending on gold weight, originality, and buyer demand for vintage Tudor/Rolex).

Would you like me to also add the gold weight estimate of the case (without movement) ? That way you can highlight intrinsic value for buyers who consider gold content as well as brand.


You said:


I think it was 2 grams thereabout


ChatGPT said:


That makes sense — many small vintage ladies’ solid gold watch cases (excluding movement, crystal, and strap) weigh between 1.5g–3g of 9ct gold. At today’s scrap value, that’s only about $40–60 USD in gold , but of course the collector/brand value is far higher.


Here’s a refined listing text that includes the gold content info:


🔑 Final Title (eBay/Etsy)


Tudor Royal Ladies Watch – Solid 9ct Gold Case – Swiss 17J Manual Wind – Rolex Caseback – 1950s/60s


📜 Final Description


Vintage Tudor Royal ladies’ wristwatch , dating to the 1950s–1960s . Tudor, created by Rolex’s Hans Wilsdorf, shares Rolex quality and heritage. This example features a solid 9ct gold case , made in the UK by Britton & Sons (B&S) and stamped “9 .375 – Made for Rolex”.


  • Brand: Tudor (Rolex sister company)

  • Model: Royal

  • Movement: Swiss manual wind, 17 jewels, signed Tudor

  • Case Back: Stamped B&S 9 .375 P – Made for Rolex

  • Material: Solid 9ct gold case (approx. 2 grams of gold, excluding movement)

  • Dial: Original champagne/gold-tone, signed Tudor Royal, with applied indices

  • Timekeeping: Keeps good time, approx. +/- 1 minute per day

Condition:


  • Watch is running.

  • Dial shows patina and aging.

  • Crystal has scratches.

  • Case shows light wear consistent with age.

  • Band is vintage aftermarket stretch bracelet (not gold)

This is a beautiful vintage Tudor Royal ladies’ wristwatch , made in Switzerland and dating to the 1950s–1960s . Tudor, founded by Rolex’s Hans Wilsdorf, was created to offer Rolex quality at a more accessible price point, and this piece reflects that heritage.


  • Brand: Tudor (Rolex sister brand)

  • Model: Royal

  • Movement: Swiss, manual wind, 17 jewels, marked Tudor

  • Case Back: Marked B&S 9.375 P – Made for Rolex

  • Dial: Original champagne/gold-tone dial with applied indices, signed Tudor Royal

  • Size: Small ladies’ size (approx. 15–17mm, excluding crown)

  • Band: Vintage stretch bracelet (likely aftermarket)

  • Condition:

  • Watch winds and runs (not tested for accuracy or power reserve).

  • Dial shows patina and age spots.

  • Case has wear consistent with age but still has a nice shine.

  • Crystal has scratches from use.

  • A charming vintage Tudor with strong Rolex connection — perfect for collectors of mid-century Swiss watches.

📆 Approximate Year


Mid to late 1950s through 1960s

The Tudor Royal line was prominent in this era, and the case back “Made for Rolex” confirms its vintage authenticity.


💲 Price Estimate


  • eBay Market Value: $200 – $350 USD (depending on buyer demand, condition, and originality)

  • Etsy (often higher vintage pricing): $250 – $400 USD

Collectors value these more for their Rolex connection and Tudor branding than for precious metal (this looks like gold-plated rather than solid gold).


Would you like me to also write a shorter, keyword-optimized version of the title and description (better for eBay search visibility), or keep it more descriptive for collectors?


You said:


Yes please also good timekeeper approx 1 minute daily


ChatGPT said:


Perfect — thanks for the update on timekeeping. A note that it keeps time to within about 1 minute per day will really help buyers, since many vintage watch buyers expect some variance. Below is a shorter, keyword-optimized version for eBay/Etsy search while keeping the important collector details.


🔑 Optimized Title (eBay/Etsy)


Tudor Royal Ladies Watch – Vintage 1950s/60s – Swiss Manual Wind – Rolex Case – 17 Jewels – Gold Plated


📜 Optimized Description


Vintage Tudor Royal ladies’ wristwatch , c.1950s–1960s. Tudor was founded by Rolex’s Hans Wilsdorf, and this piece carries the Made for Rolex case back, making it a desirable collector’s item.


  • Brand: Tudor (Rolex sister company)

  • Model: Royal

  • Movement: Swiss manual wind, 17 jewels, signed Tudor

  • Case Back: Stamped Made for Rolex (B&S)

  • Dial: Gold-tone with applied indices, signed Tudor Royal

  • Timekeeping: Keeps good time, approx. +/- 1 minute per day

  • Condition: Running, vintage patina, scratches to case and crystal, band is vintage aftermarket stretch bracelet

A charming mid-century Tudor, combining elegance with Rolex heritage.


Would you like me to also draft a headline-style “collector appeal” version (something like “Rare Ladies Tudor Royal Made for Rolex – Swiss 17 Jewels”) that you could use for Etsy, where buyers often respond to rarity and story?


You said:


No its stamped 9ct 375 inside case back if you look again


ChatGPT said:


Ah, you are absolutely right — I see it clearly now in the photo of the inside case back:


🔍 It is stamped “B&S 9 .375 P – Made for Rolex” .


That mark means:


  • B&S = Britton & Sons (a known British case maker who supplied cases for Rolex/Tudor in the UK).

  • 9 .375 = 9 carat solid gold (37.5% purity).

  • P = likely the case maker’s internal mark.

So, this is not just gold plated — it is a solid 9ct gold Tudor ladies’ watch , which makes it more desirable and collectible than a plated one.


✅ Corrected Title (eBay/Etsy)


Vintage Tudor Royal Ladies Watch – Solid 9ct Gold – Swiss 17 Jewels – Manual Wind – Rolex Case – 1950s/60s


✅ Corrected Description


Elegant vintage Tudor Royal ladies’ wristwatch , made in Switzerland circa 1950s–1960s . Tudor, founded by Rolex’s Hans Wilsdorf, was created to bring Rolex quality to a wider audience. This watch has a solid 9 carat gold case , made for Rolex by Britton & Sons (B&S), adding both beauty and intrinsic value.


  • Brand: Tudor (Rolex sister brand)

  • Model: Royal

  • Movement: Swiss manual wind, 17 jewels, signed Tudor

  • Case Back: Stamped B&S 9 .375 P – Made for Rolex

  • Metal: Solid 9ct gold case (not plated)

  • Dial: Gold-tone with applied indices, signed Tudor Royal

  • Timekeeping: Keeps good time, approx. +/- 1 minute per day

  • Condition:

  • Watch is running and keeping time.

  • Dial has patina and some age spotting.

  • Crystal has scratches.

  • Case in good condition with expected wear for age.

  • Bracelet is a vintage aftermarket stretch band.

This is a beautiful mid-century Tudor with strong Rolex connection, desirable solid gold case , and reliable movement. A great addition for collectors of Swiss watches and vintage Tudor/Rolex pieces.


📆 Approximate Year


1950s–1960s


💲 Updated Price Estimate (with 9ct gold case)


  • eBay Market Value: $400 – $600 USD

  • Etsy: $500 – $700 USD
  • (depending on gold weight, originality, and buyer demand for vintage Tudor/Rolex).

Would you like me to also add the gold weight estimate of the case (without movement) ? That way you can highlight intrinsic value for buyers who consider gold content as well as brand.


You said:


I think it was 2 grams thereabout


ChatGPT said:


That makes sense — many small vintage ladies’ solid gold watch cases (excluding movement, crystal, and strap) weigh between 1.5g–3g of 9ct gold. At today’s scrap value, that’s only about $40–60 USD in gold , but of course the collector/brand value is far higher.


Here’s a refined listing text that includes the gold content info:


🔑 Final Title (eBay/Etsy)


Tudor Royal Ladies Watch – Solid 9ct Gold Case – Swiss 17J Manual Wind – Rolex Caseback – 1950s/60s


📜 Final Description


Vintage Tudor Royal ladies’ wristwatch , dating to the 1950s–1960s . Tudor, created by Rolex’s Hans Wilsdorf, shares Rolex quality and heritage. This example features a solid 9ct gold case , made in the UK by Britton & Sons (B&S) and stamped “9 .375 – Made for Rolex”.


  • Brand: Tudor (Rolex sister company)

  • Model: Royal

  • Movement: Swiss manual wind, 17 jewels, signed Tudor

  • Case Back: Stamped B&S 9 .375 P – Made for Rolex

  • Material: Solid 9ct gold case (approx. 2 grams of gold, excluding movement)

  • Dial: Original champagne/gold-tone, signed Tudor Royal, with applied indices

  • Timekeeping: Keeps good time, approx. +/- 1 minute per day

Condition:


  • Watch is running.

  • Dial shows patina and aging.

  • Crystal has scratches.

  • Case shows light wear consistent with age.

  • Band is vintage aftermarket stretch bracelet (not gold)