6 articles on Tudor — reviews, news, and hands-on impressions.
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Tudor shrinks its in-house dive-chronograph to a far more wearable 39 mm and 13.1 mm, wrapped in a bold yellow-and-black “Bumblebee” dial. Reference M79310N-0001 keeps the COSC column-wheel Calibre MT5813, 200 m water resistance and the T-fit bracelet, at USD 6,725.
After years of collector requests, Tudor finally puts the BB58 on its latest M7939 platform — Master Chronometer cal. MT5400-U, 65 h power reserve, and the T-fit clasp — wrapped in the most evocative black-and-gilt vintage Submariner livery the brand has produced this generation. From CHF 4,050.
Tudor's biggest surprise of Watches & Wonders 2026: a sport-elegant Monarch revival in 39 mm steel, a brand-new error-proof California dial, and the manufacture calibre MT5662-2U with METAS Master Chronometer certification — all at CHF 4,800.
Tudor's flagship racing chronograph returns for the 2026 Formula 1 season in a full carbon-composite case tied to the Visa Cash App Racing Bulls livery, powered by the in-house COSC-certified MT5813 with column wheel, vertical clutch and a 70-hour power reserve. Limited to 2,026 pieces, priced at USD 8,625.
For its 100th anniversary at Watches & Wonders 2026, Tudor finally modernises its Royal line — the integrated-bracelet dress-sport family — with a complete move to in-house MT calibres across 30mm, 36mm and 40mm sizes. The 36mm and 40mm references feature 70-hour power reserves and -2/+4 sec/day accuracy, with a dial palette now extended to nine colourways including salmon, burgundy, champagne and mother-of-pearl.
Watches & Wonders 2026 opens tomorrow in Geneva with 66 brands. Here is everything confirmed, teased, and highly anticipated — from the Rolex GMT-Master II Coke revival to the Nautilus 50th anniversary and Grand Seiko's first UFA diver.