Tudor has just debuted the watch of the summer. The new Tudor Black Bay 54 “Lagoon Blue” has a sand textured dial, a smaller ...

Tudor’s fancy new manufacture is the latest evidence that this is a brand in charge of its own destiny. The roots of Tudor watches go back nearly a century to 1926. The brand was started by Hans ...

Two dials are available: A neat sun-brushed Tudor blue or a more familiar silver with black accents. Both feature the brand’s famed “Snowflake” hands—which were developed in 1968 and ...

Tudor‘s field watch had disappeared. Quietly discontinued in 2020, fans hoped the Ranger would return with some pretty specific updates, and today they got exactly what they wanted. The Tudor Ranger ...

The 41mm case remains untouched, but Tudor now offers the watch on either a 5-link or 3-link bracelet, both featuring the brand’s T-Fit clasp. This change enhances ... It’s summer, and that can only ...

Tudor Watches was born out of Geneva, Switzerland in 1926 when Hans Wilsdorf, the mind behind Rolex, decided he wanted to create a sister brand at a more affordable price point. After its ...

Finally, there’s the delicate, diminutive Clair de Rose—in 26mm, 30mm, and 34mm diameters—with a new blue dial. With its lineage traced all the way back to Tudor’s jewelry watches from the ...

The roots of Tudor watches go back nearly a century to 1926. The brand was started by Hans Wilsdorf, the same man who founded Rolex, who had wanted a second line of watches that could be sold at a ...