Q: What year and reference is this Tudor Princess Oysterdate?
A: This watch is dated 1991 and has the reference number 92413. Its country of origin is listed as Switzerland.

Q: How large is the watch?
A: The listed watch diameter is 25 mm, making it a compact option for those who prefer a smaller watch.

Q: What wrist size does the bracelet fit?
A: The bracelet is listed as fitting an 18 cm wrist or smaller. If you need it adjusted for a smaller wrist, ask a qualified watchmaker to assess the fit. For a wrist larger than 18 cm, contact us before purchasing, as additional links are not included.

Q: What condition is this vintage watch in?
A: This watch is graded Very Good Condition. The exterior has light traces of use, the internal condition is listed as Very Good, and the hardware remains shiny with light scratches. These condition grades do not confirm a recent service or a specific level of timekeeping accuracy.

Q: Does the watch come with a box, papers or other accessories?
A: No accessories are included, as stated in the product information. A box, original papers and spare bracelet links are therefore not included with this watch.

Q: Is this watch made from solid gold?
A: The listed product colour is gold, but the material composition and gold purity are not specified. Colour alone does not establish that a watch is solid gold. Please contact us for confirmation of the materials before purchasing if this is important to you.

Q: Can I swim or shower while wearing this watch?
A: Water resistance has not been confirmed for this specific vintage watch. Do not assume that the Oysterdate name guarantees its current resistance to water. Avoid swimming, showering or immersing it unless a qualified watchmaker has tested it and confirmed which activities are suitable.

Q: Has this watch been serviced, and when should it next be serviced?
A: A service date or service history is not provided in the product information. The Very Good internal condition grade should not be treated as proof of a recent overhaul. Ask for any available service details before purchasing; a qualified watchmaker can assess the watch and advise on maintenance based on its condition and use.