However, the watches are more similar to their predecessors from the 1960s: Tudor Oyster Prince Ranger 7995 of 1965 with a black dial and Arabic numerals 3,6,9 and 12 and Tudor Oyster Prince Ranger 9050 of 1969, in which the rose on the dial is replaced by shield came.
The Ranger was reissued in 2014 in a 41 mm case, with a rose on the dial and ETA 2824/2 inside.
The new versions are released in 39mm diameter. On their dial, the shield replaced the rose again.
Inside is no longer an ETA, but its own caliber MT5402 with a 70‑hour power reserve. The caliber MT5402 (MT stands for In-house Tudor) was first introduced in 2018 in the Heritage Black Bay Fifty-Eight 79030N. This caliber is COSC chronometer certified.
Significant dial design details include the Ranger inscription and the burgundy tip of the diamond-shaped second hand.
The watch is offered on a steel bracelet or jacquard strap by Julien Faure. It is woven in the French city of Saint-Etienne, according to traditional technology on jacquard looms of the 19th century. A third version is also available, in natural rubber and black leather with a textile-like texture, beige stitching and folding buckle.