Which one is worthy enough to become a part of your collection? Which one deserves a place in your watch box? For enthusiasts drawn to the undeniable thrill of wearing an iconic Swiss dive watch, the ...

The Rolex Submariner might be a near-perfect watch, but it's also ubiquitous. This blue Tudor Submariner with geometric snowflake-style hands gives you the best of its more well-known brother with a ...

The Tudor Submariner was originally meant as a lower-cost alternative to the Rolex Sub, one that would use the Crown’s case and hardware but would eschew an in-house Rolex movement in favor of a third ...

Everybody and his grandmother knows who Rolex is. They’ve done such a wonderful job marketing their brand that even folks who couldn’t care one whit about watches will swear up and down that Rolex is ...

Ever since its registration in 1926—and certainly since its watchmaking activities began in earnest in 1946—Tudor has lived somewhat in the shadow of its sister company, Rolex. However, ever since the ...

The Submariner is not just for Rolex. Not even close. The Tudor Snowflake Submariners have been getting a lot of attention over the last few years as Tudor released new watches in tribute to these ...

The new Black Bay 58 and 68, Black Bay Chrono and Pelagos Ultra models show the brand’s enduring commitment to its revered technical diving and driving collections As it nears a century of technical ...

‘Dare to Dive into Tudor’s Underwater World’ celebrated the luxury brand’s more than 60-year heritage in time-only and tool watches for diving applications Tudor’s legacy of divers’ watches dates back ...

When the history of the watch industry during the teens of our century comes to be written, at least one chapter will be devoted to the rebirth of Rolex’s sibling brand, Tudor. Hans Wilsdorf, the ...

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Strangely enough, it can be easy to forget that dive watches like those from Tudor are actually meant for diving. With the wild surge in popularity of mechanical timepieces over the past decade, we’re ...