Category: TUDOR

November 19 2025

Tudor Brings Back The Spirit Of The Ranger With a New 36mm Model

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Tudor has introduced a noteworthy addition to its field watch collection with the launch of the new Ranger 36 mm, a smaller counterpart to the well-established 39mm model. Rooted in the brand’s long tradition of robust tool watches, a legacy that stretches back to the British North Greenland Expedition of the 1950s, the Ranger continues to embody durability, legibility, and purposeful design. The introduction of the 36mm version adds an alternative size that enhances the overall versatility of the Ranger line.

A Compact Case Built for Daily Utility

The new Ranger features a 36 mm diameter case that is also 1mm thinner than its 39 mm sibling, creating a watch that is even more wearable without compromising toughness. Despite its reduced size, it maintains the same technical resilience that characterises the collection. The stainless-steel case is fully brushed, providing an understated, utilitarian look, and it retains a 100-metre water-resistance rating. This performance is secured by a screw-down crown engraved with the Tudor rose, reinforcing the watch’s functional heritage.

Tudor’s Smallest Watch With an In-House Movement

What sets the 36 mm Ranger apart within Tudor’s portfolio is that it is now the brand’s smallest watch powered by a manufacture movement. Inside the case sits the Calibre MT5400, an in-house automatic movement engineered for reliability and precision. Although adjusted for the smaller case size, it offers the same specifications as the MT5402 that powers the 39 mm Ranger. This includes a power reserve of approximately 70 hours, chronometer-certified accuracy through COSC, a variable inertia balance for enhanced stability, and a silicon balance spring that provides resistance to magnetic fields. Collectively, these features ensure the movement delivers dependable timekeeping under a wide range of conditions.

Strap and Bracelet Options

Tudor offers the Ranger 36mm with two distinct wearing options. The first is a green jacquard fabric strap woven with subtle red and beige stripes and fitted with a traditional pin buckle. The second is Tudor’s stainless-steel three-link bracelet, which tapers elegantly and incorporates the brand’s T-Fit rapid adjustment system. This feature allows for quick, tool-free micro-adjustments, ensuring comfort throughout the day. With this latest update to the collection, the previous hybrid leather-rubber strap is no longer part of the Ranger range.

The Introduction of the “Dune White” Dial

Another significant element of the update is the arrival of the new “Dune White” dial colour, now available across both the 36 mm and 39 mm Ranger models. Tudor describes the tone as being inspired by the soft, sandy landscapes encountered by competitors during the Dakar Rally. The pale dial enhances legibility thanks to its strong contrast with the hands and indices, while also offering a slightly vintage aesthetic. The colour will undoubtedly attract enthusiasts familiar with historical pieces, as it evokes the appearance of certain rare Explorer models known for their light, almost albino-like dials—although the Ranger remains firmly distinct in design and identity.

Pricing and Availability

The updated Tudor Ranger range, comprising both the new 36 mm version and the existing 39 mm model in either black or Dune White dials, is now available through authorised Tudor retailers. Prices start at € 3,120 for configurations with a fabric strap and € 3,450 for those equipped with a steel bracelet.

Our Take: The Return of a True Tudor Classic

This is exactly what we’ve been hoping for—and talking about—for a long time. Tudor’s return to its origins, embracing the essence of its tool watches, is what fuels the excitement not only for us but for many fans who have learned to love the brand for its authenticity and practicality. The comeback of the Ranger in its original 36 mm size has been eagerly awaited. There was never any guarantee it would happen, but the anticipation was always there.

Over the past two years at Watches and Wonders, during Tudor’s product presentations, we repeatedly asked the team the same question: When will the 36mm Ranger become a reality again? Although we never received a direct confirmation, their expressions and subtle reactions hinted that something was in the works. Now, with this release, we feel certain that the “prodigal son” has finally returned.

What we didn’t necessarily expect was the new “albino” version—beige, off-white, or “Dune White,” whichever name you prefer—but we absolutely love it. We could spend hours talking about this watch and what it means for the Ranger lineage, but we’ll save that for a full hands-on review once we have it in our hands, hopefully very soon.

For now, all we can do is applaud the decision and share in the excitement. Tudor has taken a meaningful step forward by embracing its roots, and this new 36mm Ranger is exactly the kind of release that resonates deeply with enthusiasts like us.

Read more on www.tudorwatch.com.

General Specifications:

Brand: Tudor

Model: Ranger 2025 Collection

Reference: 79930 (36 mm), 79950 (39 mm)

Dial: Black, off-white

Lume: Super-LumiNova

Case Material: Stainless steel

Case Dimensions: 36 mm / 39 mm Diameter, 11 mm / 12 mm thickness

Crystal: Sapphire Glass

Case Back: Stainless steel

Water Resistance: 100 Meters

Strap: Stainless steel bracelet with T-Fit micro-adjustment clasp, green fabric strap with red and bege stripes and steel buckle

Calibre: MT5400 (36 mm), MT5402 (39 mm)

Functions: Hours, minutes, seconds

Winding: Automatic

Frequency: 4 Hz (28,800 Vph)

Jewels: 27

Power Reserve: 70 Hours

Chronometer Certified: Yes, by COSC

Price: € 3,120 (36 mm on a fabric strap), € 3,230 (39 mm on a fabric strap), € 3,450 (36 mm on a steel bracelet), € 3,560 (39 mm on a steel bracelet)

Availability: Now

September 25 2025

Moonphase Debut For Tudor With The New 1926 Luna

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Tudor has introduced a new addition to its 1926 collection, bringing a traditional complication to the brand for the first time—the moon phase. The Tudor 1926 Luna blends timeless aesthetics with understated elegance, while also expanding the role of this often-overlooked collection within the brand’s portfolio.

Case and Design

The 1926 Luna is presented in a polished stainless steel case measuring 39 millimeters in diameter and just 10.10 millimeters thick, a size that offers a refined presence while remaining comfortable for everyday wear. The case is topped with a sapphire crystal and closed with a solid steel caseback, while the screw-down crown carries the Tudor logo in relief. Despite its classic appearance, the watch is water-resistant to 100 meters, ensuring practicality alongside its elegant styling.

Dial Variants

The defining feature of the watch is its moon phase display, positioned at six o’clock, which adds a traditional horological touch to the otherwise understated design. A date window at three o’clock provides additional functionality, while maintaining balance across the dial.

The Tudor 1926 Luna is offered in three variations: a black dial accented with gold details, a blue dial paired with silver-toned markers and hands, and a champagne dial enhanced with blackened elements. Each version features a sunray-brushed finish that catches the light with subtle sophistication. The applied markers and leaf-shaped hands, free of luminescent material, further underline the watch’s dedication to classic watchmaking codes.

Movement

Inside the case beats the automatic Calibre T601, which is based on the Sellita SW280-1. This reliable movement operates at a frequency of 4 hertz, incorporates 26 jewels, and delivers a power reserve of 41 hours. Although not an in-house calibre, it is finely adjusted according to Tudor’s standards, achieving a precision of -4 to +6 seconds per day. The movement also reflects Tudor’s focus on durability, with service intervals extended to 10 years.

Bracelet and Price

Completing the watch is a seven-link stainless steel bracelet designed for both comfort and style, secured with a folding clasp. The Tudor 1926 Luna is available now through Tudor boutiques and authorized retailers, with a retail price of € 2,630.

Read more on www.tudorwatch.com.

General Specifications:

Brand: Tudor

Model: 1926 Luna

Reference: M91560-0001 (champagne), M91560-0002 (blue), M91560-0003 (black)

Dial: Black, blue, champagne

Lume: No

Case Material: Stainless steel

Case Dimensions: 39 mm Diameter, 10.10 mm thickness

Crystal: Sapphire Glass

Case Back: Stainless steel

Water Resistance: 100 Meters

Strap: 7-Link steel bracelet with the folding clasp

Calibre: T607-9

Functions: Hours, minutes, seconds, date, moonphase display

Winding: Automatic

Frequency: 4 Hz (28,800 Vph)

Jewels: 26

Power Reserve: 41 Hours

Price: € 2,600

Availability: Now

Limited Edition: No

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July 8 2025

From Tool To Chic: Tudor’s Evolving Identity In Focus

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Tudor continues to be one of the most exciting brands to follow during Watches and Wonders, held annually in Geneva since the closure of Baselworld. It’s not just the watches—they know how to tell compelling stories. Their short films seamlessly blend new releases with the manufacturing process and the people behind the brand, creating an emotional connection that few others achieve.

Recently, we had the opportunity to spend a full week with two of our favorite Tudor releases: the new Black Bay 58 Burgundy and the Black Bay Pro Opaline. Here are our honest impressions.

Black Bay 58 Burgundy: Love at First Sight… Or Was It?

When we first saw the Black Bay 58 Burgundy, it was love at first sight. Introduced for the first time with the new polished 5-link bracelet, it looked stunning under the low lighting of the presentation room. It immediately caught our attention with its elegance and vintage character.

However, a few days later, as we began seeing it in natural lighting through other publications and hands-on photos, it felt different—brighter, more reflective, and maybe a bit too flashy. That initial spark began to fade.

The version we tested came with the classic 3-link Oyster-style bracelet, and that might have been a blessing. Why? Because the combination of the Burgundy dial and bezel’s glossy finish with the new polished 5-link bracelet would likely have been too much shine for our tastes.

Don’t get us wrong—the watch is still beautiful. But that raw tool-watch charm that first drew many of us to the Black Bay line? It seems to be slowly fading in favor of a dressier, more polished aesthetic. Tudor’s vintage inspiration remains strong, but the direction is clearly shifting—and not everyone will be on board.

Black Bay Pro Opaline: Familiar DNA, Modern Look

Alongside the BB58 Burgundy, we also got our hands on the new Black Bay Pro with the Opaline dial. If you remember the original Black Bay Pro from three years ago, you’ll recall its rugged charm and vintage feel, especially thanks to its beige lume and grey dial. We loved that watch, and we’re happy to report that this new version is just as likable—albeit in a different way.

The Opaline dial, combined with crisp white lume, gives the Pro a much more contemporary, cleaner look. It’s an ideal option for those who didn’t connect with the vintage styling of the original.

However, the biggest issue remains unchanged—and that’s the height of the case. It’s tall. Too tall, in fact, for comfortable winter wear under tight cuffs. In summer, with rolled-up sleeves, it’s less noticeable, but the bulkiness is hard to ignore. Unless Tudor eventually revises the movement to reduce the thickness—or unless the rumors about the model’s discontinuation are true—this will likely remain a drawback.

Final Thoughts: Two Great Watches, But Not Without Flaws

Spending a week with these two new Tudor models was a treat, but it also reminded us of the evolution (and in some ways, the departure) of the brand’s tool-watch roots.

The Black Bay 58 Burgundy, despite its charm and wrist presence, leans too much into the chic, vintage-inspired territory for those of us who favor rugged tool watches. On smaller wrists, its 39mm diameter still feels a bit broad, making us long for the compact charm of something like a 37 mm Seiko SKX013 or Omega Seamaster Midsize. The Black Bay Pro Opaline offers a sleek alternative to its retro predecessor, but the unresolved case height issue continues to hinder its potential as an everyday companion.

Still, these are beautifully executed watches. And while our personal tastes may lean toward more utilitarian pieces, there’s no denying Tudor’s craftsmanship, storytelling, and ability to stir emotions with every new launch.

Want to dive into the technical specs? Check out our in-depth reviews of both models here: BB58 Burgundy and BB Pro Opaline.

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June 30 2025

Tudor Pelagos FXD Chrono Yellow: A Bold Tribute To The Tour De France

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Tudor continues its venture into professional cycling with the release of a new limited-edition chronograph inspired by the Tour de France: the Pelagos FXD Chrono Yellow. Limited to 300 pieces, this model builds on the brand’s ongoing collaboration with the Tudor Pro Cycling Team and pays tribute to one of cycling’s most iconic symbols—the Maillot Jaune, or yellow jersey, worn by the general classification leader in the Tour.

A Carbon Composite Case Built for Performance

The Pelagos FXD Chrono Yellow features a 43 mm case crafted from matte-finished carbon composite, known for its lightweight properties and resistance to wear. The case profile remains slim at 13.20 mm thick, with fixed strap bars (FXD) for added structural integrity and reliability—hallmarks of the FXD line.

This chronograph is fitted with two pushers, offering immediate access to the timing functions, while a sapphire crystal protects the dial. The solid caseback is engraved with edition-specific markings and the individual watch number.

Dial Details: High-Contrast and Functional

After the pink edition launched in May in honor of the Giro d’Italia, a similar edition has now appeared that swaps the pink accents for yellow, inspired by the Tour de France. The new Pelagos FXD Chrono Yellow, apart from the updated color details, is in every way identical to last month’s edition.

The dial adopts a bi-compax layout, with yellow highlights distinguishing this variant. The chronograph counters and cycling-specific tachymeter scale are accented in yellow, while the rest of the dial retains the stealthy matte black finish seen previously. At 6 o’clock sits a discreet date window, seamlessly integrated into the design.

Key indicators such as the snowflake hands and monobloc ceramic composite hour markers are coated with luminescent material for enhanced legibility in low light. Unique to this chronograph is the cycling tachymeter scale, calibrated to reflect average racing speeds well below the standard 60 km/h starting point of traditional tachymeters.

Engineered for Precision

Powering the Pelagos FXD Chrono Yellow is the Calibre MT5813, a COSC-certified automatic chronograph movement. Developed in partnership with Breitling and based on the B01 architecture, the movement has been customized by Tudor with a silicon balance spring and other proprietary refinements. It delivers a power reserve of 70 hours and beats at a frequency of 4Hz (28,800 vibrations per hour).

Strap and Edition Details

The watch is paired with a one-piece black fabric strap, featuring a bold yellow central stripe in reference to the Tour de France leader’s jersey. The strap is secured with matching hardware for a cohesive and durable fit during high-performance use.

Limited to 300 individually numbered pieces, the Tudor Pelagos FXD Chrono Yellow is priced at € 5,550 and stands as a bold fusion of elite timekeeping and cycling heritage—just in time for the sport’s most prestigious race.

Read more on www.tudorwatch.com.

General Specifications:

Brand: Tudor

Model: Pelagos FXD Chrono Yellow Limited Edition

Reference: 25827KNJN

Dial: Black matte

Lume: Super-LumiNova

Case Material: Carbon composite

Case Dimensions: 43 mm Diameter, 13.20 mm thickness

Crystal: Sapphire Glass

Water Resistance: 100 Meters

Strap: Single-piece black-yellow fabric strap

Calibre: MT5813

Functions: Hours, minutes, small seconds, date, chronograph

Winding: Automatic

Frequency: 4 Hz (28,800 Vph)

Jewels: 47

Power Reserve: 70 Hours

Chronometer Certified: COSC

Price: € 5,500

Availability: Now

Limited Edition: Yes, 300 numbered pieces

June 12 2025

Tudor Unveils The New Black Bay 54 Lagoon Blue

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Tudor continues to expand its Black Bay collection with the launch of the Black Bay 54 Lagoon Blue, a summer-ready evolution of its smallest diver. While the core architecture remains true to last year’s BB54, this new edition introduces bold aesthetic changes that signal a broader shift in the brand’s design language.

Compact Dimensions, Same Robust Performance

Housed in a 37 mm stainless steel case that’s just 11.24 mm thick, the BB54 Lagoon Blue carries the same proportions and specifications that made the original a favorite among those seeking vintage cues in a modern package. With a lug-to-lug measurement of 46mm, the watch offers excellent ergonomics for a wide range of wrist sizes.

It’s still very much a capable dive watch, with 200 meters of water resistance, a screw-down crown, a domed sapphire crystal, and a solid screw-down caseback. Inside ticks the MT5400 calibre, a COSC-certified automatic movement developed in collaboration with Kenissi. It offers a 70-hour power reserve, a silicon hairspring, and a free-sprung balance regulated to Tudor’s enhanced precision standards of -2/+4 seconds per day.

A Vibrant New Identity

Where this model truly stands apart is in its visual execution. The dial features a new Lagoon Blue tone with a fine-grain sand-like texture, evoking both a summer seascape and a more elevated, dressier character.

Another major change is the mirror-polished steel bezel insert, replacing the traditional aluminum used in past models. The tone-on-tone engraved 60-minute scale adds depth and sheen but leans more toward elegance than utility—a deliberate move that reshapes the BB54’s personality.

Polished Snowflake hands and applied indices filled with white Super-LumiNova ensure legibility, while the dark blue printed minute track frames the dial in subtle contrast.

Bracelet Evolution

The Black Bay 54 Lagoon Blue comes on a 5-link stainless steel bracelet, following the path taken in recent years by the entire Black Bay line.. Replacing the former 3-link, rivet-style bracelet, this Jubilee-style option features brushed outer links and polished center elements for a refined, retro-infused feel. It is secured with Tudor’s excellent T-Fit clasp, offering tool-free micro-adjustments for enhanced comfort.

As of now, no rubber strap option is offered for this reference.

Price & Availability

The Tudor Black Bay 54 Lagoon Blue is available now through official Tudor retailers and boutiques, priced at € 4,340. It is not a limited edition, but like other models in the more expressive sub-collections, it may be challenging to find depending on demand.

Our Take

As we’ve seen across the Black Bay lineup in recent years, Tudor is gradually shifting from tool-watch minimalism to a more refined and style-conscious approach. The latest change to the bracelet architecture—from the utilitarian 3-link design to the more ornate 5-link—first appeared on the Black Bay 58 Burgundy, and now makes its way to the Black Bay 54.

While this change brings added visual variety and elegance, it also raises a question for longtime fans: is the Black Bay slowly moving away from its origins as a rugged, purpose-built diver? The addition of a polished steel bezel and textured pastel dial certainly enhances the BB54’s visual appeal, but it does so at the expense of the tool-watch DNA that defined the earlier Black Bay 36, 58, and the original 54.

We appreciate the effort to evolve the collection and cater to broader tastes—this Lagoon Blue version is undeniably attractive—but there’s also a lingering sense that the raw simplicity that once anchored the Black Bay family may soon be lost. It’s a balancing act between refinement and authenticity, and we hope Tudor remains mindful of the latter as it moves forward.

Read more on www.tudorwatch.com.

General Specifications:

Brand: Tudor

Model: Black Bay 54 “Lagoon Blue”

Reference: M79000-0001

Dial: Light blue

Lume: Super-LumiNova

Case Material: Stainless steel

Case Dimensions: 37 mm Diameter, 11.20 mm thickness

Crystal: Sapphire Glass

Case Back: Stainless steel

Water Resistance: 200 Meters

Strap: 5-Link steel bracelet with the brand T-Fit folding clasp

Calibre: MT5400

Functions: Hours, minutes, seconds

Winding: Automatic

Frequency: 4 Hz (28,800 Vph)

Jewels: 27

Power Reserve: 70 Hours

Chronometer Certified: Yes, by COSC

Price: € 4,340

Availability: Now

Limited Edition: No

May 7 2025

Tudor Pelagos FXD Chrono Returns In Pink For 2025 Giro d’Italia

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Tudor has expanded its Pelagos FXD line with a new chronograph model to celebrate the upcoming Giro d’Italia 2025. The new Pelagos FXD Chrono Pink is a limited edition of 300 pieces, featuring distinct pink accents that nod to the legendary Maglia Rosa, the pink jersey awarded to the race leader. This release builds on the foundation laid by the original Pelagos FXD Chrono Cycling Edition, maintaining the same robust construction while introducing a new color palette.

Lightweight Carbon Composite Case

At the heart of the watch is a 43 mm matte black carbon composite case, engineered for both durability and reduced weight—key for high-intensity sports like professional cycling. The case is 13.20 mm thick, and like all FXD models, it features fixed lugs, originally designed for military diving applications. The use of carbon composite ensures a rugged yet comfortable wear, ideal for performance-oriented environments.

The watch includes two chronograph pushers, allowing for instant timing without the need for unscrewing, and a fixed 60-minute graduated bezel, also rendered in black, that enhances timing functionality in various sporting contexts.

Giro-Inspired Dial Design

The matte black dial features bold pink highlights on the chronograph subdials and a specially designed tachymeter scale along the inner flange. The scale spirals around the dial and is calibrated for average cycling speeds, enhancing its functionality for the sport. The applied hour markers are made of luminescent ceramic composite, providing strong legibility in low-light conditions, as are the Snowflake hands filled with Super-LumiNova.

Chronometer-Certified Movement

Inside the watch is the MT5813 automatic chronograph movement, based on the Breitling B01 and modified by Tudor. This COSC-certified calibre includes a silicon hairspring, a 4Hz frequency, and an impressive 70-hour power reserve. The movement offers column-wheel chronograph architecture and vertical clutch engagement for smooth operation.

Strap and Limited Edition Details

The watch comes fitted with a single-piece black fabric strap, secured by Velcro and adorned with a central pink stripe to match the dial accents. The strap is designed for flexibility and breathability, especially suitable for cycling use. The caseback is engraved with individual serial numbering and commemorative markings related to the Giro d’Italia.

Availability and Price

Limited to 300 units worldwide, the Tudor Pelagos FXD Chrono Pink is priced at € 5,550. This edition reinforces Tudor’s growing connection with the world of professional cycling and highlights the versatility of the FXD platform through a chronograph complication in a sport-focused execution.

Editorial Perspective

While the Pelagos FXD Chrono Pink is undeniably attractive and technically capable, especially with its carbon construction and performance-driven design, it shares an overwhelming resemblance to last year’s Cycling Edition. Viewed from the front, the differences are minimal—raising questions about the model’s uniqueness as a limited edition.

More critically, the 100-meter water resistance is hard to justify given the Pelagos lineage. As a model rooted in professional diving history, this specification feels underwhelming—especially when Tudor’s newly released Black Bay Chrono Carbon 25 boasts a 200-meter rating. That model, notably from a collection without the same deep-sea heritage, surpasses the FXD Chrono in this key area. For a watch that carries the Pelagos name and its reputation for rugged underwater capability, this limitation remains a significant drawback.

Read more on www.tudorwatch.com.

General Specifications:

Brand: Tudor

Model: Pelagos FXD Chrono Pink

Reference: 25827KNRS

Dial: Black matte

Lume: Super-LumiNova

Case Material: Carbon composite

Case Dimensions: 43 mm Diameter, 13.20 mm thickness

Crystal: Sapphire Glass

Water Resistance: 100 Meters

Strap: Single-piece black-pink fabric strap

Calibre: MT5813

Functions: Hours, minutes, small seconds, date, chronograph

Winding: Automatic

Frequency: 4 Hz (28,800 Vph)

Jewels: 47

Power Reserve: 70 Hours

Chronometer Certified: COSC

Price: € 5,500

Availability: Now

Limited Edition: Yes, 300 numbered pieces

May 3 2025

From The Grid To The Wrist: Tudor Black Bay Chrono Carbon 25

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To mark the 2025 Formula 1 season and its ongoing partnership with the Visa Cash App RB Formula One Team, Tudor presents a limited-edition chronograph designed with motorsport DNA at its core — the Black Bay Chrono Carbon 25.

Lightweight Carbon Engineering

At first glance, the watch brings a new material direction to the Black Bay Chrono line. The 42 mm case is crafted from carbon fiber, giving it a stealthy look and a significantly lighter wrist presence. The profile is slightly thinner than its stainless-steel predecessor at 14.30 mm. Enhancing the design are carbon fiber end-links and a fixed tachymeter bezel also made from carbon, continuing the theme across the whole case architecture.

The chronograph pushers and caseback are made from PVD-coated titanium, while the crown is PVD-coated steel, all screwed down to maintain the 200m water resistance. A domed sapphire crystal completes the structure.

A Dial That Channels the 2025 Racing Season

Inspired by the Visa Cash App RB team’s 2025 livery, the white opaline dial is accented with blue typography and a racing-style seconds track. The recessed sub-dials, made from carbon fiber, house the chronograph minutes and running seconds, while the date disc is color-matched in black.

The signature Snowflake hands and hour markers are outlined in black with white Super-LumiNova for strong nighttime readability. A slim racing scale runs around the periphery, and the depth rating in red injects a splash of color to the otherwise monochrome layout.

Strap, Movement, and a Unique Caseback

The hybrid strap fuses rubber and leather with a tire tread texture, complemented by blue stitching to match the dial accents. Inside beats the COSC-certified MT5813 movement, derived from the Breitling B01, with a column wheel, vertical clutch, silicon balance spring, and a 70-hour power reserve. Tudor’s regulation standard is tight at -2/+4 seconds per day.

One of the standout design elements is the engraved caseback, which features a top-down outline of the team’s F1 car, flanked by the individual number and total units produced (2,025 pieces) — a subtle but memorable nod to the racing partnership.

Limited and Numbered Edition

The Tudor Black Bay Chrono Carbon 25, reference 79377KN, is limited to 2,025 individually numbered pieces, aligning with the current Formula 1 season. It is priced at € 7,570.

A Personal Note

While a carbon-cased Tudor is undeniably cool and technically impressive, this one doesn’t immediately stir the kind of desire that other recent launches from the brand have managed to spark — such as the vibrant Black Bay Chrono “Flamingo Blue.” It’s not quite an everyday piece, nor is it fully stealthy despite the blacked-out exterior. It feels like it’s missing just a bit of the charisma that turns a great release into an unforgettable one. But as always, first impressions aren’t final — time, and time on wrist, tend to reveal the truth.

Read more on www.tudorwatch.com.

General Specifications:

Brand: Tudor

Model: Black Bay Chrono Carbon 25

Reference: 79377KN

Dial: White with carbon counters

Lume: Super-LumiNova

Case Material: Carbon fibre

Case Dimensions: 42 mm Diameter, 14.30 mm thickness

Crystal: Sapphire Glass

Case Back: Titanium

Water Resistance: 200 Meters

Strap: Hybrid leather rubber strap with blue stitching and a blackened pin buckle

Calibre: MT5813 (Breitling B01 basead)

Functions: Hours, minutes, small seconds, date, chronograph

Winding: Automatic

Frequency: 4 Hz (28,800 Vph)

Jewels: 47

Power Reserve: 70 Hours

Chronometer Certified: Yes, by COSC

Price: € 7,570

Limited Edition: Yes, 2,025 numbered pieces

Availability: Now

April 22 2025

The Pelagos Ultra: Tudor’s Most Advanced Dive Watch Yet

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Tudor has expanded its Pelagos collection with a powerful new addition: the Pelagos Ultra. This model redefines the brand’s professional dive watch segment, offering enhanced durability, extreme water resistance, and cutting-edge chronometric precision in a bold, modern format.

Titanium Engineering with Serious Depth

At 43mm in diameter, the Pelagos Ultra introduces a new size tier for the line—larger than the 39mm Pelagos 39 and slightly wider than the standard 42mm Pelagos. The watch features a robust grade 2 titanium case complemented by a grade 5 titanium caseback, combining lightness with exceptional resistance to the pressure of deep-sea exploration.

The standout technical advancement is its water resistance rating of 1,000 meters (3,280 feet)—doubling the 500-meter limit of the previous top-tier Pelagos model. The case also integrates a recessed helium escape valve located at 9 o’clock, an essential feature for saturation diving.

METAS-Certified Precision

Powering the Pelagos Ultra is the Tudor Manufacture Caliber MT5612-U, a METAS Master Chronometer-certified movement. This automatic caliber is based on the trusted MT5612 architecture, now upgraded to meet the stringent standards of magnetic resistance, precision, and performance.

It operates at 4 Hz and delivers a power reserve of approximately 65 hours. The movement includes a date function and is regulated to a daily deviation of 0/+5 seconds after being cased—meeting the criteria of the Swiss Federal Institute of Metrology.

Optimized Legibility and Functionality

The watch’s matte black dial is designed for maximum clarity, with large indexes and bold hands treated with Super-LumiNova for excellent readability. For the first time, the Pelagos inscription at 6 o’clock appears in a new turquoise blue tone, replacing the traditional red (on black dials) and white (on blue dials). This vibrant turquoise hue matches the luminous material applied to most of the markers, hands, and even the T-Fit clasp’s visual indicator, creating a cohesive and striking design.

A newly developed titanium bracelet accompanies the watch, complete with Tudor’s T-Fit micro-adjustment clasp and an innovative diver’s extension system. This new clasp features a luminescent adjustment scale, allowing wearers to track extension positions in low light or underwater—a functional and visual upgrade over previous models.

Additionally, the Pelagos Ultra includes a rubber strap with an extension piece capable of increasing the fit by up to 110mm, making it easy to wear over a wetsuit.

Final Considerations and Price

The Tudor Pelagos Ultra represents the pinnacle of the brand’s dive watch engineering—bringing together advanced specifications, practical enhancements, and a striking new visual identity. Designed for deep-sea professionals and enthusiasts alike, it’s a bold evolution of Tudor’s most capable tool watch.

The new Pelagos Ultra comes with a higher price tag than its siblings, at €6,150, representing a prize of almost €1,000 over the Pelagos 42mm.

Read more on www.tudorwatch.com.

General Specifications:

Brand: Tudor

Model: Pelagos Ultra

Reference: 2543C1A7NU

Dial: Black

Lume: Super-LumiNova

Case Material: Grade 2 titanium

Case Dimensions: 43 mm Diameter, 14.47 mm thickness

Crystal: Sapphire Glass

Case Back: Grade 5 titanium

Water Resistance: 1,000 Meters

Strap: 3-Link titanium bracelet with T-Fit clasp and diver’s extension plus a black rubber strap

Calibre: MT5612-U

Functions: Hours, minutes, seconds, date

Winding: Automatic

Frequency: 4 Hz (28,800 Vph)

Jewels: 26

Power Reserve: 65 Hours

Chronometer Certified: Metas Master Chronometer

Price: € 6,150

April 2 2025

Tudor Black Bay 58 Burgundy: New Features, Same Legacy

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Tudor has expanded its Black Bay 58 collection with a new all-burgundy version, offering a distinct aesthetic while incorporating notable technical advancements. The Black Bay 58 Burgundy ref. M7939A1A0RU retains the core characteristics that have made the series a favorite among watch enthusiasts while introducing refinements that enhance both functionality and versatility.

Case and Design

The watch features a 39mm stainless steel case, maintaining the proportions that have contributed to the Black Bay 58’s broad appeal. The case height and lug-to-lug dimensions remain consistent with previous iterations, ensuring a comfortable fit on various wrist sizes. The unidirectional rotating bezel is constructed from aluminum and matches the burgundy hue of the dial, creating a cohesive design. With a water resistance rating of 200 meters, the Black Bay 58 Burgundy remains a capable dive watch. The screw-down crown and robust case construction contribute to its durability, making it suitable for both professional and recreational aquatic activities.

The dial itself is radially brushed, which enhances its interaction with light, offering a more dynamic appearance compared to previous Black Bay models.

Movement and Certification

At the heart of this timepiece is the manufacture caliber MT5400-U, an automatic movement that incorporates an amagnetic silicon balance spring. This movement is certified as a Master Chronometer by METAS, marking a first for a non-complicated Black Bay 58. This certification ensures superior precision within a 0/+5 seconds per day range, as well as high resistance to magnetic fields and verified water resistance. Additionally, the movement holds a COSC Swiss Chronometer certification, reinforcing its reliability and performance.

Bracelet and Strap Options

For the first time in the Black Bay 58 lineup, Tudor offers a five-link stainless steel bracelet, in addition to the existing three-link bracelet with faux rivets and a cut-to-size rubber strap. Each option is equipped with the Tudor “T-fit” clasp, which allows for quick on-the-fly adjustments of up to 8mm, providing enhanced wearability and comfort.

Pricing and Availability

The Tudor Black Bay 58 Burgundy is available through Tudor-authorized retailers, with the prices starting from CHF 3,950.

This latest iteration of the Black Bay 58 underscores Tudor’s commitment to technical advancements while preserving the design elements that have made the series a staple in modern watchmaking.

Read more on www.tudorwatch.com.

General Specifications:

Brand: Tudor

Model: Black Bay 58

Reference: M7939A1A0RU

Dial: Burgundy

Lume: Super-LumiNova

Case Material: Stainless steel

Case Dimensions: 39 mm Diameter

Crystal: Sapphire Glass

Case Back: Stainless steel

Water Resistance: 200 Meters

Strap: 5-Link steel bracelet, 3-link steel bracelet, rubber strap

Calibre: MT5400-U

Functions: Hours, minutes, seconds

Winding: Automatic

Frequency: 4 Hz (28,800 Vph)

Jewels: 27

Power Reserve: 65 Hours

Chronometer Certified: Metas and COSC

Price: CHF 3,950 (on a fabric or rubber strap), CHF 4,150 (on a 3-link steel bracelet), CHF 4,250 CHF 4,150 (on a 5-link steel bracelet)

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