Trademark registered
The Tudor trademark is registered for watches.
Purpose-built watches shaped by diving, exploration and practical design.
Tudor was created to offer dependable Swiss watches at a more accessible position while drawing on the case, bracelet and waterproofing philosophy associated with Rolex.
Its modern identity is now distinct: Black Bay expresses heritage, Pelagos focuses on professional diving, and Ranger, Royal and 1926 broaden the catalogue.
The Tudor trademark is registered for watches.
Hans Wilsdorf formally establishes the company behind Tudor.
The Oyster Prince Submariner establishes Tudor’s professional dive-watch heritage.
Black Bay and Pelagos launch a new era for the brand.
Tudor introduces its first in-house manufacture calibres.
Heritage-led dive and sports watches with broad modern appeal.
Technical titanium diving instruments with professional specifications.
Simple expedition-inspired field watches.
Integrated-bracelet watches positioned between sport and dress.
Classical everyday watches with traditional dial detailing.
A traditional entry-level Tudor collection with textured dials and restrained formal styling.
Explore model → Dive watchA compact vintage-inspired dive watch based on Tudor proportions from the late 1950s.
Explore model → GMT / travel watchA robust travel watch with an independently adjustable local-hour hand and classic two-colour bezel.
Explore model → Professional dive watchA titanium professional dive watch focused on legibility, depth capability and functional engineering.
Explore model → Field watchA simple expedition-style field watch built around durability, clarity and everyday use.
Explore model → Integrated-bracelet sports watchAn integrated-bracelet sports watch combining a notched bezel with dressier dial options.
Explore model →Tudor is strongest when judged independently: robust construction, clear purpose and increasingly mature manufacture capability.