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.
News
Baselworld 2019: Tudor Black Bay P01
News
Baselworld 2019: Tudor Black Bay P01
News
First Look: Tudor at Baselworld 2019
News
First Look: Tudor at Baselworld 2019
News
Baselworld 2019: Tudor Roundup
News
Baselworld 2019: Tudor Roundup
A. Lange & Söhne
In Conversation with Ex-Paratrooper, Gentleman & Watch Collector Gabriel Benador
A. Lange & Söhne
In Conversation with Ex-Paratrooper, Gentleman & Watch Collector Gabriel Benador
Tudor
Tudor on Expedition
Tudor
Tudor on Expedition
Reviews
A Visit to Tudor
Reviews
A Visit to Tudor
Opinion
Revolution Awards 2018: Ultimate Value Watch― Tudor Black Bay GMT
Opinion
Revolution Awards 2018: Ultimate Value Watch― Tudor Black Bay GMT
Breguet
Watches of Switzerland in America
Breguet
Watches of Switzerland in America
Editor's Picks
In Conversation with David Beckham
Editor's Picks
In Conversation with David Beckham
Omega
Opinion: Old Timers
Omega
Opinion: Old Timers
Auctions
Povey’s Picks – Sotheby’s Important Watches 13 November 2018, Geneva
Auctions
Povey’s Picks – Sotheby’s Important Watches 13 November 2018, Geneva
Tudor
Inside Tudor’s First Studio Boutique at the Tang Plaza in Singapore
Tudor
Inside Tudor’s First Studio Boutique at the Tang Plaza in Singapore
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