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The Black Bay collection from Tudor includes a variety of models. Get an overview of them today.

Tudor is again taking up the feminine Clair de Rose line in a refined and timeless manner. The new model, presented at Baselworld 2017, is available exclusively in stainless steel and with mechanical movements.

Like all the functional watches in the Tudor collection, the Tudor Fastrider Black Shield features sporty lines and a completely matt surface. Brushed case, sandblasted details, matt colours: this aesthetic approach highlights the technological appeal of the chronograph. 

The unmistakable retro chic of the brand has a particularly strong influence on Tudor’s Glamour line. It leaves an impression with its elegance, sophistication and a wide range of functions. The exquisite and varied selection ranges from the delicate Glamour Date model to the larger Date+Day and Double Date.

The Tudor Heritage model line draws its inspiration from the brand’s rich past, bringing new glory to authentic cult timepieces. The traditional models retain their original character but at the same time have been modernised stylistically with small, artful modifications and supplemented with new technical features to optimise performance.

Sporty lines, a combination of stainless steel and ceramic, and a Tudor manufacture movement. The North Flag embodies the spirit of the legendary model with which the British North Greenland expedition was equipped in 1952.

The Tudor Pelagos is a prime example of a functional timepiece, an iconic symbol of adventure and one of the most sophisticated classic mechanical diving watches on the market today. The Pelagos is fitted with a Tudor manufacture movement and is waterproof to a depth of 500 metres. It is also now available in a new version for left-handed wearers.

The refined lines of the Tudor Style are reminiscent of classic watches from the 1950s, 1960s and 1970s. Whether the men’s or women’s model, this vintage watch offers a perfect balance of elegance and performance and is ideal for every occasion.

The Tudor brand was originally registered by Hans Wilsdorf in 1926, which is why the collection bears this date. It captures the philosophy of Tudor and follows the path it has been on since its inception, with technically and aesthetically sophisticated wristwatches of limitless finesse.