With an eye for precision and a world renowned sister brand for its inspiration, it’s no wonder everyone’s talking about TUDOR.
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Delve a little deeper
Built on a foundation of sturdiness, hardiness and longevity, TUDOR remains firmly ahead of the times with their elegant, sleek and sophisticated watches. And, if that wasn’t enough, TUDOR keeps it all under one roof (so to speak) from innovation to the creation of their in-house movements.
Black Bay
With its unique, intrepid essence, the TUDOR Black Bay collection boasts extraordinary divers watches with dress watch good looks. But would we expect anything less from the brand's most iconic collection?
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Pelagos
Put simply, the TUDOR Pelagos collection features magnificent examples of tool watches, a symbol of adventure - if you’re that way inclined.
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Ranger
A tribute to bravery and a notable polar escapade in history (the 70th anniversary of the British North Greenland Expedition) the TUDOR Ranger collection invites you to embark on a journey through history, unrivalled Swiss craftsmanship, and tool watches that are nothing short of resilient.
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Royal
Bringing versatile-chic together with ‘70s retro-vibes , the TUDOR Royal collection has lashings of both heritage and elegance. There’s a reason it was named ‘Royal’ after all.
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Clair De Rose
A reimagined classic, the TUDOR Clair De Rose collection is the epitome of refinement, thanks to its flawlessly feminine and timeless aesthetics.
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1926
A collection named after the year TUDOR was created, with all the mechanical excellence and enduring sophistication of today.
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Editor’s choice TUDOR Black Bay GMT
With a nod to history and TUDOR fans alike (something the brand does best) sporty meets sharp aesthetics with this TUDOR Black Bay GMT. Boasting a 41mm and the MT5652 COSC-certified movement at the helm, it’s the distinctive blue and red bezel that’s going to make you want this timepiece adorning your wrist.
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The intoxicatingly adventurous world of TUDOR
From the iconic Snowflake hands in the Black Bay collection to the patented features of the Pelagos, every watch part is considered, right down to the very last detail. TUDOR makes the kind of timepieces you'll wear day-in, day-out - and you’ll be more than willing to do so. But what is it about TUDOR that has created such a ‘die-hard’ following? The unparalleled Swiss craftsmanship? Timelessly elegant designs? We take a look into the sister brand of Rolex and what makes them the brand to beat...
Behind the brand
With an aim to offer a more affordable watch that would still preserve the Rolex reputation for quality, the TUDOR brand was born in Geneva in 1926. Exclusively sold in Australia, the first TUDOR watches were elegant dress watches, a far cry from some of TUDOR’s most popular watches of today. By 1947, TUDOR had launched their first waterproof watch with the Oyster, steering away from the dress watch aesthetic of the time.
Continuing with its move away from dress watches, TUDOR focused on emphasising the brand’s qualities of strength, reliability and precision subsequently seeing the launch of the TUDOR Oyster Prince, a sporty and robust watch used in the Royal Navy’s British Science Expedition. By 1954, the French Navy became a key role in the brand’s creation of dive watches and 1970 saw the launch of TUDOR’s first chronograph to introduce a self-winding movement. Since the brand’s relaunch in 2009, the only way has been up, with the introduction of stable collections that have become firm favourites in the horology world. And we think it goes without saying, TUDOR have well and truly succeeded in what they first set out to achieve.