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Resale value by model · updated Oct 16
$3,500 – $4,350
Only the Tudor Black Bay has live data so far.
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Each model's range is the middle 50% of current used listings on eBay US, refreshed daily. Asking prices; sales usually land 10–20% lower.
Tudor by model
What moves the price
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Black Bay (especially the Fifty-Eight and Black Bay Chrono) drives most current resale demand — other lines move more slowly.
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Whether the movement is in-house (Manufacture caliber, roughly 2015+) or an older ETA-based movement affects how serious collectors value it.
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Vintage "Snowflake" Submariners (1970s-80s, ref. 7016/9401) are a distinct, separately-valued collector tier from any modern Tudor.
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Box & papers still add a real premium, though less dramatically than at the Rolex tier.
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Because Tudor lacks Rolex's severe waitlists, most current-production pieces resell at or below retail rather than above it — don't assume a resale premium.
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Bracelet/strap variant (steel bracelet vs. fabric strap options on Black Bay models) affects both original price and what buyers expect to pay used.
Listed now on eBay
- TUDOR Black Bay Fifty-Eight 39mm Black Dial Auto Chronometer 200m Box$3,350
- 2025 Tudor Ranger Ref. M79930-0001 36mm B + P$3,380
- Tudor Pelagos Date Blue Dial Titanium Automatic Men's Watch 25600TB - Watch Only$3,395
- Tudor Pelagos LHD Mens Automatic Titanium Men's Watch 25610TNL - Watch Only$3,395
- 2026 Tudor Royal 40mm Silver Dial | New Generation | COSC | Full Set$3,395
The full story
Tudor is Rolex's sister brand under the same parent company, and for decades that was mostly a footnote — Tudor used Rolex cases with third-party movements at a lower price point. That's no longer the story: since roughly 2015, Tudor builds its own in-house Manufacture movements, and the Black Bay line turned it into a resale category with real, independent demand rather than just "the affordable Rolex alternative."
Tudor doesn't carry Rolex's extreme waitlists or above-retail premiums — most current-production Tudor resells at or modestly below retail. The real resale strength is concentrated in specific references, not the brand broadly.
A general starting point, not a per-model quote — a Black Bay Fifty-Eight and a vintage 1970s "Snowflake" Submariner are priced in completely different worlds. Scan yours in Cashd for a model-specific estimate.
Used (eBay listings): the Tudor averaged $2,839 on Sep 11 and $3,350 on Oct 16, so prices rose 18% over 36 days of tracking. The lowest daily median was $2,395 (Sep 21) and the highest $3,350 (Oct 16).
The median of all 81 Tudor listings is $3,350, which reflects which models are most common on the used market, not what yours is worth.
Questions
Is Tudor basically a cheaper Rolex?
That was historically true when Tudor used Rolex cases with third-party movements, but since around 2015 Tudor builds its own in-house movements and has its own independent collector demand, especially for the Black Bay line — it's its own brand at this point, not just an alternative.
Do Tudor watches sell above retail like some Rolex models?
Rarely — Tudor doesn't have Rolex's severe waitlists, so most current-production pieces resell at or somewhat below retail. Vintage Snowflake references are the main exception, commanding real collector premiums.
Does it matter if my Tudor has an in-house or ETA movement?
To serious collectors, yes — an in-house Manufacture movement (roughly 2015 onward) is generally viewed more favorably than the third-party ETA movements Tudor used before that, though both are perfectly reliable in practice.
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