As a watch collector, I’ve always been drawn to brands with real history, brands that build tool watches the way they were originally intended. Tudor is one of those brands. But it’s impossible to talk about Tudor without acknowledging its more famous sibling, Rolex. That said, I’ll keep Rolex references to a minimum because the…
The Tudor Black Bay 58 new update has quietly arrived, but make no mistake, this is one of those releases that collectors will be talking about for a long time. No loud reinvention. No radical redesign. Just calculated, surgical upgrades that make an already beloved watch even harder to ignore. Because when TUDOR refines a…
When a luxury watch brand releases a bold new dial colour, collectors notice. But every once in a while, a release doesn’t just attract attention; it ignites conversation across the entire watch community. That’s exactly what’s happening with the latest chronograph from Tudor. The brand has unveiled the Tudor Black Bay Chrono Flamingo Blue,…
In the now-appearing idyllic days of late 2019. Tudor’s upcoming Baselworld releases were the one thing my blissfully ignorant self was looking forward to in 2020. We all anticipated that they would build on their breakout success. From the previous year the Black Bay Fifty-Eight. Even though nothing was promised or even suggested. Quick forward…