Since it was established by Rolex founder Hans Wilsdorf in 1926, Tudor has built a reputation for producing high-quality Swiss watches, but at a more attainable price than its more famous sibling. The ...

I think it is safe to say that no color and sporting event are more inextricably linked than yellow and the Tour de France. The basis, of course, is the maillot jaune, or yellow jersey worn by the ...

Tudor has officially unveiled the Black Bay Chrono “Flamingo Blue,” a vibrant new addition to its celebrated Black Bay collection. The announcement comes after weeks of speculation, sparked by ...

Just weeks after Watches and Wonders 2024, Tudor has introduced a new chronograph to its lineup. It’s called the Tudor Pelagos FXD Chrono Cycling Edition and it’s specifically engineered for riders of ...

Tudor’s Black Bay Chrono has long been one of the coolest chronograph watch you can buy without enduring an eternity on the waitlist. But now, it comes in a certain shade of blue meant to lighten the ...

Quick Take: The Black Bay Chronograph proved to be a popular debut from Tudor at Baselworld 2017, with its classic Tudor/Rolex design cues (snowflake hands; steel tachymeter bezel) and its ...

IT’S THE FORMULA 1 WEEKEND in Singapore and the spotlight is on chronographs – or stopwatches for the wrist. One of the most talked-about chronographs these days has to be the Tudor Prince Chronograph ...

They pinked it, but they didn’t shrink it. Less than two weeks before most brands unveil their new timepieces at the Watches and Wonders fair in Geneva, Tudor jumps the gun with a new pink-dialed ...

Rolex’s younger sibling, Tudor Watches, has launched a new Pelagos FXD model ahead of its pro cycling team’s first go at the Giro d’Italia. The Giro is one of three grand tours, along with the ...

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It that time of year again, when dyed-in-the-wool watch nerds like me start to revisit—and reevaluate—the key launches of the year. In a bumper crop of all manner of watches, from daily beaters to ...

When I walked out of the Baselworld show back in 2010, one watch that stuck in my mind was a faithful reincarnation of Tudor’s original 1971 reference 7149 “Monte Carlo” called the Heritage Chrono.