Green means go, and this one races to the top of the want list. Solid gold, a rich golden green tone, and an open caseback that shows off a view most divers keep hidden make this a piece Tudor built to turn heads. Made for the collector who owns the steel classics and now wants what nobody else at the table is wearing.

Presents itself in mint condition with little to no signs of wear. Set against a domed sapphire crystal, the matte golden green dial shifts from deep olive to bright moss as the light moves, like sunlight breaking through a forest. Carved from solid 18K yellow gold with a full satin finish, the case glows warm and soft instead of loud, the quiet kind of gold that just whispers. Draped across the wrist in dark brown alligator with cream stitching, the strap brings old money charm and carries a matching 18K gold pin buckle.

Functions include hours, minutes, seconds, dive timing. A screw down crown sits on the right side at 3 o’clock, so unscrew it first to wake the watch up. With it loose and pushed in, give about thirty turns to wind the automatic movement, which feeds a weekend proof 70 hour power reserve and keeps the watch water resistant to 200 meters. Pull it out one stop to move the hands and set your time, then screw it back down tight. The gold bezel counts your minutes underwater and only turns one way to keep you safe.

Comes as a full set, double boxed with warranty card, guarantee booklet, user manual, and an extra green fabric strap.

First diver Tudor ever cast in solid yellow gold, this one turned a rugged tool watch into pure luxury and quickly became a grail for those in the know. Green and gold has always been the color of champions, from the Masters jacket to a fresh stack of hundreds, and it looks even better on the wrist. For the collector who likes to arrive quietly and still leave a mark, few pieces say it quite like this.