Tudor

Founded in 1926 and rooted in Swiss watchmaking, Tudor combines refined aesthetics, proven reliability and exceptional value. Created by Rolex founder Hans Wilsdorf, the Maison was established to offer the quality and dependability associated with Rolex at a more accessible price point. Today, Tudor continues to embody this philosophy through distinctive, robust timepieces that balance heritage, performance and contemporary design.

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Text & Context: A Roundup of Font Forward Timepieces

Hermès, Chanel, NOMOS Glashütte, Tudor, and Franck Muller have all made unique contributions to the way we read time.

By Rhonda Riche

Color, Character, and Creativity: Three Funky New Dials Worth Your Attention

From automotive-inspired craftsmanship and vibrant chronographs to bold retro racing aesthetics, these three recent releases demonstrate how modern sport watches continue to evolve while remaining deeply rooted in their respective identities.

By Sébastien Aeberli

Opinions, Watches and Wonders Geneva 2026

Watchonista Staff Picks: Watches and Wonders 2026

With Watches and Wonders 2026 in the books, it’s time for the Watchonista team’s annual recap of our staff’s favorite timepieces from the show. Seems easy enough, but with 65 brands exhibiting at Palexpo, plus extracurricular programs scattered around Geneva, we were spoiled for choice.

By Rhonda Riche

Novelties, Watches and Wonders Geneva 2026

Tudor Debuts an All-New Collection While Continuing to Upgrade Its Flagship Lines

The Monarch joins the Maison’s catalog alongside fresh takes on the Royal and Black Bay.

By Cait Bazemore

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Text & Context: A Roundup of Font Forward Timepieces

Hermès, Chanel, NOMOS Glashütte, Tudor, and Franck Muller have all made unique contributions to the way we read time.

By Rhonda Riche

Color, Character, and Creativity: Three Funky New Dials Worth Your Attention

From automotive-inspired craftsmanship and vibrant chronographs to bold retro racing aesthetics, these three recent releases demonstrate how modern sport watches continue to evolve while remaining deeply rooted in their respective identities.

By Sébastien Aeberli

Opinions, Watches and Wonders Geneva 2026

Watchonista Staff Picks: Watches and Wonders 2026

With Watches and Wonders 2026 in the books, it’s time for the Watchonista team’s annual recap of our staff’s favorite timepieces from the show. Seems easy enough, but with 65 brands exhibiting at Palexpo, plus extracurricular programs scattered around Geneva, we were spoiled for choice.

By Rhonda Riche

Novelties, Watches and Wonders Geneva 2026

Tudor Debuts an All-New Collection While Continuing to Upgrade Its Flagship Lines

The Monarch joins the Maison’s catalog alongside fresh takes on the Royal and Black Bay.

By Cait Bazemore

Dubai Watch Week: Tudor Extends the Ranger’s Range with New Dial and Size Options

Unveiled during Dubai Watch Week, the well-established watchmaker plants flags on new summits with a thoughtful expansion of its original, now legendary, expedition watch.

By Mike Espindle

Summer Reflections: The Best Kind-of-Blue Watches of 2025 (So Far)

From sunlit shores to the precision of the watchmaker’s bench, here are three of the best blue-dialed timepieces released this year that embody modern luxury, uniting heritage, minimalist design, and artisanal craftsmanship.

By Sébastien Aeberli

F1 Fever: A Watch-centric Summer Update

The connection between car racing and watchmaking has always been a particularly profound intersection. However, this year’s F1 season has pulled even more focus onto the powerful overlaps. With months still left to go for the competitions, here’s an update.

By Mike Espindle

Is David Beckham the Best Brand Ambassador Ever?

Recently, Becks did a mini tour for Tudor fans. Here’s Team Watchonista’s take.

By Rhonda Riche

I Found the One: Getting Serious with the Tudor Black Bay 54 “Lagoon Blue”

After kissing lots of frogs, I finally discovered my prince charming in a blue lagoon.

By Cait Bazemore

Opinions, Watches and Wonders

Watchonista Staff Picks: Watches and Wonders Geneva 2025

Another Watches and Wonders has come and gone, and with only a few weeks to digest the hundreds of novelties presented at this year’s show, picking our favorite pieces was no easy feat. Luckily, Team Watchonista is always up for a good challenge.

Novelties, Watches and Wonders

Live Images: Tudor Impresses with the New Pelagos Ultra and Black Bay 68 Collection at Watches and Wonders

With two entirely new model lines – the Pelagos Ultra and the Black Bay 68 – Tudor improves its catalog with enhanced performance and fresh options.

Scrabble the Seconds: The Tudor Prince Oysterdate 79200 Series Turns 30

This week, we continue our Scrabble-inspired Watches and Wonders countdown with a timeline of this legend, which turns 30 in 2025; however, its story goes back much further.

By Rhonda Riche

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