Meet the adventurous TUDOR Ranger

We know the TUDOR Ranger for its unmistakable spirit of adventure. On the occasion of the watch's one-year anniversary, GASSAN is pleased to shed light on the history that preceded its final development. A history that includes daring scientific expeditions. 

Presented to mark the seventieth anniversary of the British North Greenland Expedition, Ranger has an unmistakable spirit of adventure. In 1952, during this daring scientific expedition on the ice of Greenland, members of the mission conducted both in-depth glaciological and seismic studies, as well as one of the very first long-term tests in extreme conditions for this toolwatch. The members then wore the Oyster Prince, the Ranger's predecessor, making this watch a continuation of the TUDOR expedition watch concept: robust, reliable and precise. 

Find out more about the TUDOR Ranger here.

Robust, reliable and precise

Arabic numerals at 3,6,9 and 12 o'clock and luminous indexes contrast with the matte black background of the dial. The hands, shaped like a rounded arrow for the hours and angular for the seconds, are characteristic of the Ranger's aesthetic. Combining vintage aesthetics with advanced watch technology, the movement has a power reserve - the time before a movement needs to be rewound - of 70 hours and is powered by a COSC-certified manufacture caliber designed for robustness, reliability and precision. All this comes with a 5-year international and transferable warranty. 

Bold and designed for adventure, the Ranger comes with three different straps: in full satin steel, in natural rubber and textured black leather or in olive green jacquard fabric. TUDOR has collaborated with the family business Julien Faure to create fabric straps that continue a centuries-old tradition of craftsmanship and quality. 

The TUDOR Ranger is available for sale at GASSAN: view the collection online here or visit HOUSE of GASSAN or the GASSAN Dam Square branch.