Watches And Wonders 2025: What's HOT at Tudor This Year?
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Breaking all sizes and the return of the Master Chronometer, Tudor had quite a few heads turning at Watches And Wonders 2025. A timepiece that has already cemented itself as a collector’s favorite to exciting new launches, here's What's HOT at Tudor this year!
Tudor Black Bay 58
The Black Bay 58, named after the year Tudor introduced its first 200-meter water-resistant dive watch (Reference 7924, also known as the “Big Crown”), retains its classic 39mm proportions. The latest model, however, introduces a stunning satin radial-brushed burgundy dial, a nod to a never-produced prototype of the 1990s Tudor Submariner reference 79190. This meticulous attention to detail is what makes Tudor a standout in the world of horology, constantly blending archival design with modern-day innovations.
Tudor Pelagos Ultra
The Pelagos collection has always been about performance, and the Ultra takes that legacy to unprecedented depths. With an astounding water resistance of 1,000 meters, a proprietary bracelet adjustment system, and a Master Chronometer Certification from METAS, this watch embodies Tudor’s relentless pursuit of innovation. While the original Pelagos and its variants—including the left-handed LHD, military-grade FXD, and everyday-wearable Pelagos 39—have catered to various diving needs, the Ultra is built for one thing: deep-sea exploration.
Tudor Black Bay Pro
For watch enthusiasts who crave functionality wrapped in vintage charm, Tudor’s Black Bay collection has always delivered. But this time, the brand takes it a step further with the Tudor Black Bay Pro—a timepiece engineered for those who navigate time zones with the same ease as they traverse rugged landscapes. Combining robust tool-watch DNA with sleek aesthetics, this latest addition to the Black Bay lineup is poised to become a traveler’s essential.
Black Bay 68
At Watches and Wonders 2025, the brand unveiled the Black Bay 68 – a substantial 43mm addition to their flagship dive watch collection that deliberately bucks the trend toward smaller case sizes. But the real story isn't just about dimensions; it's about Tudor's technical leap forward as the Black Bay 68 comes bearing the prestigious METAS Master Chronometer certification, signaling Tudor's serious intentions to elevate its watchmaking credentials.
Black Bay Chrono
At Watches and Wonders 2025, Tudor has proven once again its mastery of this delicate balance with the refreshed Black Bay Chrono – a timepiece that honors the brand's 50-year legacy in chronographs while pushing forward with subtle yet meaningful innovations.
