Tudor’s fancy new manufacture is the latest evidence that this is a brand in charge of its own destiny. The roots of Tudor watches go back nearly a century to 1926. The brand was started by Hans ...

It seems like yesterday, in 2013, that Tudor announced it would be returning to the U.S. market for the first time since 1996. The brand, founded in the 1920s, was still available in Canada and other ...

In 2004, Tudor watches stopped being sold in America. There isn't a clear reason why, but it likely has to do with a decision made by parent company Rolex. Very few entities can claim to have a parent ...

Welcome to Brand Breakdown, a series of comprehensive yet easy-to-digest guides to your favorite companies, with insights and information you won’t find on the average About page. Rolex founder Hans ...

After almost a year of lock-down due to the pandemic, New York City stores are opening up again, and some are even starting anew. In recent months, we have witnessed a sort of renaissance of the watch ...

Rolex’s younger sibling is coming of age. Tudor, a sportier brand that Rolex founder Hans Wilsdorf trademarked in 1926, plans to enter Japan after returning to the U.K. and the U.S. in the past two ...

Ever since the release of Tudor’s Black Bay GMT back in 2018—the brand’s analogue to the Rolex GMT-Master II—fans have been clamoring for a slightly smaller, thinner version. At this year’s Watches & ...

Four major industry heavyweights are dropping out of the largest watch industry trade show in the world. Rolex and its sister brand Tudor, Patek Philippe and Chopard have announced that they will be ...

Rolex, Tudor, Patek Philippe, Chopard and Chanel are leaving Baselworld and putting on their own trade show alongside Watches & Wonders Geneva in 2021. Watches & Wonders Miami: a watches trade show ...

Now, Tudor is the latest Swiss marque to join the charge with its first ever moonphase complication. It’s a big deal. And it’s not just any watch that has been given the celestial update. It’s the ...

The Championships, Wimbledon is the site of several luxe designers from Alessandra Rich to Ralph Lauren and more. High-profile spectators also style expensive accessories, including boldly crafted ...