In 2026, the 100th year since Hans Wilsdorf registered its now-famous brand name, Tudor has added to its repertoire with the release of a new timepiece called the Tudor Monarch, whose barrel-shaped 39mm case integrates into an H-link bracelet with Tudor’s hallmark “T-Fit” clasp. The dial sports what Tudor calls an “error proof” design, with Roman numerals at the top...

METAS certifications are a big theme for Tudor for Watches and Wonders this year, and the black dial Black Bay 58 is among those on the list to receive the Master Chronometer certification.The three-hander as well as the GMT receive the classic five-link bracelet for a touch of refinement as well as some case adjustments following the formula of the Burgundy from la...

Tudor introduced the Black Bay 54, the most understated version of its popular vintage-influenced Black Bay divers’ watch, in 2023, following up the original 41mm Black Bay and the crowd-pleasing 39mm Black Bay 58. The Black Bay 54, which duplicates the 37mm sizing of the series’ direct inspiration — the fondly remembered Tudor Oyster Prince from (you guessed it) 19...

Tudor continues to innovate at Watches and Wonders 2026 with a brand new edition of the Black Bay Ceramic. Where once it was the first watch to launch Tudor’s METAS efforts, now we see it as a platform for innovation by way of a brand new ceramic bracelet in a three-link layout with a proprietary double folding clasp. It remains in the 41mm format that we know, but this new b...