After setting the stage for the past five years with annual debuts of new variations to the three-hand Black Bay collection, which you can see in our archives, this year, Tudor, dropped their first Black Bay Chronograph. Presented in the same size case, that measures 41 mm in diameter, and is available in stainless steel,…

The new Heritage Black Bay 41 comes with a slimmer middle case and fixed polished steel bezel for a more dressy look than the standard Black Bay collection. As with all Black Bay watches, this is inspired by past divers’ watches from the 1950s and 1960s. A black lacquer dial with applied rhodium plated luminous…

The Heritage Black Bay is Tudor’s best selling watch collection – which is a modern re-interpretation of the Tudor Submariner – based on a combination the company’s dive watch references from the 1950s and 1970s. Beginning in 2012, with the original Black Bay Heritage Ref. 7930R, which features a Red bezel, Tudor has continually rolled…

Tudor introduced a great looking chronograph at Baselworld this year. The new Tudor Heritage Chrono, which is based on the 1970s Tudor Monte Carlo (shown above). The Heritage Chrono looks very similar to the original, except the modern version is 42 mm and has a sapphire crystal, whereas the original was 40 mm with a…

Last week, Ducati and Tudor announced a new partnership, with the introduction of the Tudor Ducati Fastrider Chronograph collection (Ref. 42000). The new Fastrider chronographs feature 42 mm steel cases with both polished and satin finishes. The bezel is fixed with a tachymetric scale. The hours and minutes hands are skeletonized. The movement is an…

At Baselworld, during the launch of the new Heritage Chronograph, Tudor showed us this amazing Monte Carlo Ref. 7031/0 from the 1970s. The Heritage collection, which was originally launched in 2010, pays homage to this historic Monte Carlo timepiece. Later this week Angus Davies will cover the the new Heritage Chronographs that Tudor launched in…

The Tudor Ref. 94110 Blue Snowflake Submariner is arguably one the coolest of all vintage Tudors. Why? Because it is basically a Rolex Submariner minus the in-house Rolex movement — with a Tudor dial and unique snowflake shaped hands. The case, bracelet and overall design come directly from Rolex (Tudor’s parent company). The caseback is…

Originally launched in at Baselworld 2010, the Tudor Pelagos receives an updates for 2015. Most notably, it is now equipped with Tudor’s first in-house movement, the caliber MT 5621, which also powers the new North Flag. The new self-winding manufacture movement beats at 4Hz, has 26 jewels and boasts a 70-hour power reserve. It uses…

These are the first hands-on images of the unique Black Bay One that will be auctioned off in November for charity at Only Watch 2015. Tudor’s Heritage Black Bay One (Ref. 7923/001) is the result of a mixture of elements from across Tudor’s history, with the focus being on the 1954 Ref. 7923, the second…

Today, Tudor debuts the Black Bay Bronze. A new, larger 43 mm diameter version of the Black Bay, in a unique aluminum bronze alloy case. In addition to being the first Black Bay offered in a larger case size, and the first to have Explorer style hour markers (at 3, 6, and 9), it also…

Tudor, the little brother of Rolex, has unveiled a very interesting dive watch at Baselworld – the Pelagos. It not only has all the prerequisites of a good dive watch, it has the a unique bracelet and clasp, the you could argue make it the world’s most advanced watch bracelet and clasp. The clasp has…