Tudor
Tudor’s origins date back to 1926, when “The Tudor” was first registered on behalf of the founder of Rolex, Hans Wilsdorf. He then went on to create the Montres Tudor S.A. company in 1946 to offer watches with the quality and dependability of a Rolex, but at a more accessible price point. The brand worked in partnership with the French Navy in the development of its Submariners, starting in the mid-1950s. In 1970, Tudor launched its iconic Oysterdate or “Homeplate” chronograph and was the first of the Wilsdorf brands to offer an automatic chronograph in 1976. Since 2015, Tudor has been producing its own manufacture movements for its hugely successful lines including the Black Bay and Pelagos.
Opinion
2019 Revolution Awards Public Polling: Best Sports Watch
Opinion
2019 Revolution Awards Public Polling: Best Sports Watch
Interviews
In Conversation with All Blacks Playmaker Beauden Barrett
Interviews
In Conversation with All Blacks Playmaker Beauden Barrett
News
Introducing the Tudor Black Bay Chrono Dark Reference 79360DK
News
Introducing the Tudor Black Bay Chrono Dark Reference 79360DK
Reviews
The Tudor Oyster
Reviews
The Tudor Oyster
Reviews
The Watch Face: Gilt Dials
Reviews
The Watch Face: Gilt Dials
Reviews
Canadian Navy Issued Tudor MilSub Ref. 9401/0
Reviews
Canadian Navy Issued Tudor MilSub Ref. 9401/0
Tudor
Very Briefly: Tudor Chronographs (Vintage, Pricing)
Tudor
Very Briefly: Tudor Chronographs (Vintage, Pricing)
Certina
The Dive Master
Certina
The Dive Master
Chopard
The Origin Story of the NATO Strap
Chopard
The Origin Story of the NATO Strap
Personalities
Ross Povey’s Wrist Round-Ups from Spring Auction Weekend 2019 in Geneva
Personalities
Ross Povey’s Wrist Round-Ups from Spring Auction Weekend 2019 in Geneva
Auctions
Geneva Watch Auction Weekend, May 2019
Auctions
Geneva Watch Auction Weekend, May 2019
Tudor
The Fourth Coming – The Prince Oysterdate
Tudor
The Fourth Coming – The Prince Oysterdate
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