Tudor
Tudor Chronograph (Home Plate) 7031
The Tudor Chronograph (Home Plate) (reference 7031) is a 39 mm watch. It runs on the manual caliber Valjoux 7734 and is water resistant to 50 m. It was introduced in 1970.
Specifications
Case
- Reference
- 7031
- Collection
- Chronograph
- Case size
- 39 mm
- Water resistance
- 50 m
Dial and bezel
- Bezel
- Plexiglass bezel
Movement
- Movement
- Manual
- Caliber
- Valjoux 7734
- Functions
- Chronograph
Production
- Production
- 1970 – today (discontinued)
Dial versions
This reference was made with these dials and finishes.
7031
Grey and black, trapezoidal sub-dials, pentagon hour markers
How it compares within the Chronograph family
Side by side with other references in the same collection, from the catalog.
| Reference | Size | Material | Dial | Caliber | Years |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 7031 (This watch) | 39 mm | — | — | Valjoux 7734 | 1970– |
| 7032 | 39 mm | — | — | Valjoux 7734 | 1970– |
About the Chronograph family
This heading holds Tudor's first chronographs, the Oysterdate references 7031 and 7032 of 1970. They are nicknamed Homeplate after the shape of their hour markers, which look like the home plate on a baseball field.
They use the manual-wind Valjoux 7734 and come with a fixed or rotating bezel. As vintage pieces, they are valued on the originality of the dial and hands, the bezel and the use of correct Rolex-signed parts.
Quick answers
- What size is the Tudor Chronograph (Home Plate) 7031?
- The Tudor Chronograph (Home Plate) 7031 has a 39 mm case.
- What movement does the Tudor Chronograph (Home Plate) 7031 use?
- It uses the manual caliber Valjoux 7734.
- How water resistant is the Tudor Chronograph (Home Plate) 7031?
- It is water resistant to 50 metres.
- Is the Tudor Chronograph (Home Plate) 7031 still in production?
- Discontinued.
- When did the Tudor Chronograph (Home Plate) 7031 come out?
- It was introduced in 1970.
Catalog facts checked October 2026.