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TUDOR is proud to present its newest additions to the collection. Discover the new TUDOR watches, unveiled at Baselworld 2017.

Grand Prix
d’Horlogerie
de Genève
2016

Geneva, November 10th 2016 – TUDOR’s vintage inspired bronze diving watch wins the “Petite Aiguille” Prize at the 2016 Grand Prix d’Horlogerie de Genève.

TUDOR is proud to present its newest additions to the collection. Four new models are being introduced in the Heritage family, a line dedicated to seeing some of the most important references in the history of the brand reworked into contemporary timepieces. In addition to these, the original Heritage Black Bay, first introduced in 2012, has been updated this year with a TUDOR Manufacture Calibre, along with changes to its steel bracelet and fabric straps. For the TUDOR Style line, TUDOR is adding a range of new aesthetic features: a fluted bezel and coloured dials now enhance this classic retro-chic collection. Discover the new TUDOR watches, unveiled at Baselworld 2016.

Grand Prix
d’Horlogerie
de Genève
2013

Geneva, November 15th 2013 – For its first participation in the Grand Prix d’Horlogerie de Genève, TUDOR wins the “Revival” Prize for its Heritage Black Bay dive watch, a reinterpretation of a 1954 iconic model.

Grand Prix
d’Horlogerie
de Genève
2015

Geneva, October 29th 2015 – TUDOR’s technical divers’ watch Pelagos wins the “Sports Watch” prize at the 2015 Grand Prix d’Horlogerie de Genève.

TUDOR HERITAGE
BLACK BAY ONE

For its first participation in the Only Watch charity auction, TUDOR decided to reinterpret one of the least known tool-watches in its history: reference 7923. Launched in the mid-1950s and produced in tiny quantities, this is the brand’s only divers’ watch to have been equipped with a hand-wound movement.

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