TUDOR | New releases from Watches and Wonders 2025

Black Bay 58

The Black Bay aficionados amongst you will be no stranger to alluring burgundy. But the new Black Bay 58 models revive a prototype first dreamed up in the ‘90s, that the rest of the watch world never got to see. In 2025, TUDOR launched the Black Bay 58 with a burgundy dial and matching unidirectional bezel, so it comes as no surprise that they’ve brought this beauty back but this time, with the Master Chronometer treatment.

Equipped with a bidirectional rotor system, the MT5400-U calibre is promising a power reserve of 65 hours, for expert precision above and below the waves. Sculpted in a 39mm stainless steel case, this timepiece features all the original design codes of the Black Bay 58, with a redesigned, slimmer profile thanks to the flat sapphire crystal, and the first 5-link bracelet to be added to this collection, guaranteeing a perfect fit.

With a 3-link bracelet and black rubber strap versions to choose from, this timepiece boasts infinite wearability. And with a water resistance of 200m, it preserves all of its diving heritage. But we know those burgundy hues are destined to live in the limelight.

Pelagos Ultra

The aptly named Pelagos Ultra exceeds expectations. And we’ll tell you why. Water resistant to 1,000m, with applied Super-LumiNova® in blue and green, prepare to see the most technically capable Pelagos watch yet.

Sculpted in a 43mm grade 2 titanium case, it comes with a matching 3-link bracelet that offers three ways to wear it - one for your everyday fit, a diving extension, and an automatic adjustment system, which adapts to changes of your wrist size due to water pressure. Or opt for the complimentary black rubber strap. We’re sure that’s covered all your diving (and styling) needs.

From the thinner profile for comfortable wear, the curved top glass for readability, a unidirectional rotating bezel and helium escape valve, this timepiece is destined for ocean depths. Whether you’re a frequenter of the big blue or not, we’re sure this watch has swept you off your feet. It has with us.

The METAS-certified calibre MT5612-U boasts a power reserve of 65 hours, ensuring that micro-precision and failsafe timekeeping will never escape you. Exceptional and high-performing, this one has it all. But our favourite finishing touch? The Pelagos inscription upon the dial in a stunning aqua blue.

Black Bay 68

Welcoming an entirely new model to their repertoire, TUDOR has released the Black Bay 68. With its name deriving from the year 1968, when the watchmaker designed its infamous “Snowflake” hands, the new timepieces come in 43mm stainless steel versions.

And whilst you may not recognise the stainless steel bracelet - it’s been redesigned with smooth side flanks instead of the signature rivets - it’s the dial colours that remain all too familiar. Boasting the timeless “TUDOR Blue” or silver satin colourways, we’re head over heels.

Showcasing a black bezel and ceramic hour markers, the dial accents have been enhanced with Super-LumiNova®, while a thinner profile and T-fit clasp system guarantee flawless fit and feel on the wrist. Pair it with a water resistance of 200m and you’re all set for your diving endeavours.

A show-stopper of a watch to mark a brand new collection, we’re sure you’ll agree, pair it with the METAS-certified MT5601-U calibre, with a power reserve of 70 hours and you can trust us when we say, you’re in safe hands with this model.

Black Bay Pro

Offering enhanced visibility when it counts, the Black Bay Pro introduces an opaline dial to the line up of new watches. Equipped with a GMT function that boasts a vibrant yellow hand, it doesn’t take long for this model to catch your eye.

Crafted in a 39mm stainless steel case, this timepiece offers a water resistance of 200m, and you have the choice between three sleek straps. A stainless steel bracelet with rivets inspired by the 50s and 60s Black Bays, featuring the innovative T-fit clasp system, a black rubber strap version, or a jaquard-woven fabric strap with a yellow line - seamlessly co-ordinating with the striking GMT hand.

What’s more, the proportions of the ceramic indexes have been reworked and applied with Super-LumiNova® for a signature easy-to-read aesthetic. Powered by the COSC-certified MT5652 calibre with a 70 hour power reserve, this watch promises to always keep you in good stead. But if the day does seem to slip away? The day and night function as seen on the bezel’s 24 hour scale will have you covered.

Black Bay Chrono

Meet the two new iterations of the Black Bay Chrono, and in 2025, this stealthy chronograph comes in a matt black or white dial. For functionality on the racetrack (and beyond that), the contrasting subdials and tachymeter bezel will keep you up to speed.

Constructed in a 41mm stainless steel case, the matching bracelet comes in two offerings, a sophisticated polished 5-link or satin-finished 3-link design, both equipped with the signature T-fit clasp. Innovative, yes, but conjuring up all the inspiration of the first TUDOR chronographs are the 45-minute counter and a date aperture positioned at 6 o'clock.

Driven by the COSC-certified calibre MT5813, this movement features a column wheel and vertical clutch, as well as a 70-hour power reserve. Pair that with the water resistance of 200m, and you have a timepiece that’s built for land, sea, and everything in-between. Iconic and timelessly sophisticated, what’s not to love?