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The concept of the left-handed watch isn’t new to Tudor. This Tudor Pelagos LHD is a actually a nod to the past, paying tribute to a watch made for the French navy in 1961, the Tudor 9401 left-hand, with a black dial and snowflake hands (you can see the link already…). Back then some of the left-handed divers reported issues when wearing the watch on their left arm and so they came up with the solution of wearing their watch turned upside down on their right wrist. This enabled them to still use the elapsed minute function whilst leaving their dominant hand free to access the bezel and crown. Not long after left-handed watches started to appear on the market, with the crown positioned on the opposite side of the case.