Tudor

Tudor is a Swiss watch brand founded in 1926 by Rolex founder Hans Wilsdorf and based in Geneva, bringing together robustness and accessible luxury. Through the Black Bay and Royal collections, it combines vintage-inspired design with modern manufacture movements. The 'Tudor Genève' marking on the dials of older Tudor watches reflects the brand's Geneva origins.

Tudor prices depend on the model, reference, case material, production year and condition, plus the presence of box and papers. Full sets hold stronger value. Current prices are shown on the product pages.

Our collection includes Tudor models led by the sporty Black Bay and the integrated-bracelet Royal. Explore current stock on the model pages below.

The Black Bay is a sporty, robust option rooted in diving heritage; its rotating bezel and snowflake hands suit daily and active wear. The Royal, with its integrated bracelet and fluted bezel, offers a more classic, versatile everyday watch; the 41 mm shows day and date, while the other sizes show date only. Its 28 and 34 mm sizes also suit smaller wrists. Case size, calendar display, bracelet type and intended use should be assessed together.

Which country is Tudor from? Tudor is a Swiss watch brand founded in 1926 and based in Geneva; this is why older models carry 'Tudor Genève' on the dial. What determines Tudor watch prices? Model, reference, case size and material, movement, production year, condition and the presence of box and papers all affect price. What is the difference between the Tudor Royal and Black Bay? The Royal is a classic everyday watch with an integrated bracelet; the 41 mm shows day and date, while smaller sizes show date only. The Black Bay is a sporty model with a rotating bezel rooted in diving heritage. Is there a Tudor model suitable for women? The Royal in 28 and 34 mm, along with some 31/36 mm Black Bay versions, are well-suited to smaller wrists.