Tudor is a brand on the up. And the key strength of the brand (aside from the production/design/marketing clout that being Rolex’s little brother brings) is the Heritage collection. This vintage inspired family is a hit machine, the Heritage Chronograph, the Black Bay, and the latest catchy #1 – the Tudor Heritage Ranger. On the … Read more

Whilst I would argue that this is a watch for any discerning horologist with an interest in alarm watches, or simply anyone who enjoys well-made complicated watches (and isn’t looking for your standard chronograph), there are certain professions and use cases which spring to mind for this model. As an Tudor Heritage Advisor Replica, the … Read more

This isn’t so much of a review, more of a rambling tirade of my subconscious. You want a proper objective review, go read something about drywalls or outboard motors. There’s nothing objective about the completely unnecessary items that are watches. I’ve come to realise that reviewing them objectively is a bad thing. Like Soren Kierkegaard … Read more

Now here’s a surprise. The much-loved 39mm Black Bay Fifty-Eight is now available in bronze, a watchmaking material long associated with marine endeavors – and one known for its tendency to patinate, often rapidly, and in unique ways depending on who’s wearing it, where, and how. Tudor’s been busy playing with materials this year; only … Read more

Tudor has been making some surprising moves lately, including (depending on your expectations) an 18k gold version of the Black Bay 58, and a sterling silver version of the same watch as well. Now Tudor’s announced another surprise: The Tudor Black Bay Ceramic. This is a Black Bay with a full ceramic case and ceramic bezel … Read more

Marking 50 years of its chronographs, Tudor is updating its Black Bay Chrono with a reworked case, plus two dial and three strap options. 1954 saw the first Tudor dive watch and 1970 debuted the first Tudor chronograph with the Oysterdate. The two worlds have merged in the Black Bay Chrono that merged the trademark … Read more

Since its introduction in 2021, Tudor’s compact and vintage-inflected Tudor Black Bay Fifty-Eight has become one of the hottest nameplates in watchmaking and a benchmark for much of the current vintage-dominated dive watch market. While the line has been wildly successful and influential over the last few years, up to this point Tudor has kept the series … Read more

2021 sees fresh versions of the popular Tudor Black Bay Chrono watches arrive with color-palette styles that are sure to make watch hobbyists and those who appreciate vintage sports watches happy. The Tudor Black Bay Chrono collection debuted in 2017 , and then in 2019 Tudor updated the Black Bay Chrono with a slightly refreshed … Read more

The Tudor 1926 line pays tribute to TUDOR’s origins and watchmaking traditions, a mechanical watch that is timeless, classic and elegant. It epitomises TUDOR’s philosophy: one of refinement, quality and affordability. With its 1926 line, TUDOR renews its commitment to the traditional values of fine Swiss watchmaking – a world where mechanical excellence goes hand in hand … Read more

The latest Tudor watch is a welcomed presence. The easy-going character with a pleasant look and a powerful combination between the chronometer certified movement and diver capabilities makes and interesting proposition. The Tudor Black Bay Chrono has a classically shaped 41mm diameter steel case. The finishes are the usual for Tudor: a combination of polished and brushed … Read more