Tudor: Combining Adventure and Innovation

Tudor Watches are synonymous with exploration and innovation, setting themselves apart through their pioneering spirit and commitment to exceptional craftsmanship. Rooted in a philosophy that goes beyond traditional watchmaking, Tudor embraces cutting-edge technology and creative daring, attracting adventurers and enthusiasts alike.

Both the brand history and its dedication to precision and elegance are evident in every timepiece, creating a seamless blend of historical legacy and contemporary artistry. Tudor continuously pushes itself to enhance the quality of its watches, emphasizing rigorous testing and a commitment to precision, accuracy, and reliability. With a rich heritage and a focus on modern innovation, Tudor Watches stand out as luminous threads in the intricate tapestry of watchmaking.

This unique balance of tradition and innovation sets Tudor apart, making it a distinguished choice for discerning individuals who appreciate the art of fine watchmaking.

Tudor Watch Company History

Tudor Watches, founded by Hans Wilsdorf in February 1926, began with a vision of creating high-quality timepieces at a more modest price than Rolex watches. The earliest Tudor watches feature a straightforward TUDOR signature on the dial, characterized by an elongated horizontal bar on the “T” extending above the remaining letters.

In 1936, “Veuve de Philippe Hüther” transferred the “The TUDOR” brand to Hans Wilsdorf. The Tudor rose logo, encased within a shield, was introduced on the dials, symbolizing strength and elegance. Starting in 1947, a year after Tudor’s official launch, the shield was gradually removed. The logo then featured only the company name and the rose, either finely drawn or in relief, emphasizing the brand’s elegance and style.

The first Tudor models were introduced in the late 1940s and early 1950s, including the Tudor Oyster and the Tudor Oyster Prince, which combined reliability with robustness.

In 1954, Tudor released the iconic Tudor Submariner, a diver’s watch that established the brand’s reputation for durability and performance. This model became a favorite among professional divers and military forces worldwide.

The 1960s saw the launch of the Tudor Advisor, the only alarm watch ever produced by the brand, showcasing Tudor’s innovative spirit. Another significant milestone was the introduction of the Tudor Prince Date-Day in 1969, featuring a day and date function that emphasized practicality.

The 1970s brought the Tudor Heritage Chrono, inspired by the original 1970 Montecarlo model, blending vintage design with modern technology.

For Tudor, the 21st century marked a significant renaissance. The Tudor watch company rebranding went beyond a new logo and marketing materials, transforming Tudor’s identity. The modern collection introduced iconic timepieces like the Tudor Black Bay, Tudor Pelagos, and Black Bay 58, celebrating its rich heritage and commitment to precision, elegance, and adventure.

Popular Tudor Black Bay Watches

Tudor Pelagos 39 Titanium Black Dial Ref. 25407N

Featuring a 39mm grade 2 titanium case with a satin finish, this watch is lightweight yet durable. Its sleek black dial with a sunray satin finish and luminescent hour markers ensures optimal readability. It boasts a power reserve of up to 70 hours. This model also showcases Tudor's exclusive mechanical manufacture calibres, highlighting the brand's commitment to quality and craftsmanship.

Tudor Black Bay GMT 58 Steel Black Dial Ref. 79030N

The Tudor Black Bay GMT 58 is a sophisticated and versatile timepiece, perfect for globetrotters and watch enthusiasts alike. Encased in a 39mm steel case with a polished and satin finish, it exudes a bold and distinctive character. It is waterproof up to 200 meters and has a power reserve of up to 70 hours.

Tudor Black Bay Chrono Dark Steel Black Dial Ref. 79360DK

The Tudor Black Bay Chronograph Dark is a striking and robust timepiece designed for those who appreciate precision and style. This model features a satin-finished steel bracelet with a matte black PVD-coating, perfectly complementing the domed black dial. The date indication is positioned at the 9 o’clock mark, enhancing its unique design.

Tudor 91551

Tudor 1926 91551 White