Tudor Prince Chrono Time factory model 79270 with striking bright yellow dial stamped Tiger after legendary pro golfer Tiger Woods. The model has been nearly as controversial as the player with purists of the brand preferring the previous non Tiger branded, Big Bloc versions which have a bigger case. I personally love this 792 Ref and prefer it to the thicker 791 models, I don’t have the biggest wrists in the world and find the fit perfect in every way.

The combination polished 40mm solid stainless steel case and bracelet are in immaculate condition with this watch getting very little wrist time from previous owner, it is extremely rare to get these on their original Tudor bracelet with most people having them on the matching leather.

When it comes to the dial I love the colour and in general like the options offered for this range the yellow dial with black bezel combination is perfect and when you have it on the wrist its hard not to admire it for longer than expected.

Inside is the trusted Swiss made Valjoux 7750 automatic chronograph movement also used in the previous series of this model with only the thickness of the case changing. Glass is Sapphire crystal with bubble date magnifier for those of you that are disciplined enough to keep your date calendars on point, I am guilty of never having mine on the right date.

With regards to the model name for those of you new to Tudor, Prince is used to describe their automatic winding in the same way that Rolex uses Perpetual. Even though these Tiger branded models are not everyones cup of tea, be it for the players behaviour post this ambassador deal and Tudors choice of dial colours, I think this is an undervalued future collectable that ticks a lot of boxes for a quality reliable chronograph that I have fallen in love with.