Tudor Claire de Rose is a women's collection that combines classic elegance with a modern sensibility and the brand's traditional aesthetic. The collection name is a combination of the French word 'clair de lune' and the Tudor symbol 'rose', Emphasizing a poetic and feminine image. Reinterpreted in 2017, Claire de Rose is made entirely of steel and features a timeless design with a variety of sizes and sophisticated silhouettes.
The Claire de Rose 35800 is a women’s dress watch with a 34mm stainless steel case and bracelet and a subtle silver dial. The luxuriously finished steel case, Smooth bezel, And 100m water resistance make it comfortable to wear on a daily basis.
The dial is silver-colored, With guilloche decoration, Roman numeral indexes, And a date window at 3 o'clock, Creating a classic yet practical atmosphere. The crown is set with a transparent blue spinel cabochon, Adding an elegant detail. The movement is the self-winding Caliber T601, Providing a respectable power reserve of approximately 38 hours and excellent accuracy. This dress watch has a classic design, Excellent durability, And practicality.

Clair de Rose M35800-0001
Claire de Rose M35800-0001
34mm, Silver
₩2,676
Tudor
Tudor

Clair de Rose M35800-0001
Claire de Rose M35800-0001
34mm, Silver
₩2,170
Tudor
Tudor

Clair de Rose M35800-0001
Claire de Rose M35800-0001
34mm, Silver
₩2,198
Tudor
Tudor

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