Tudor at Watches & Wonders 2026

The new model comes with several enhancements aimed at improving accuracy and wearability. The steel case still has a diameter of 39 mm, but its thickness has been reduced from 11.9 mm to 11.7 mm. The bezel and crown have been redesigned, and the dial text has been reduced to just two lines. The hands are now thinner and narrower. The dial now features a convex shape, and the bezel insert has updated, slightly curved numerals.

Another significant innovation is the option of a five-link bracelet, in addition to the existing three-link bracelet with 'rivets' and a rubber strap. This same five-link bracelet is available for the Black Bay GMT model. All options feature the Tudor T-fit clasp. The model is powered by the automatic caliber MT5400-U with a 65-hour power reserve, certified as a chronometer not only in COSC laboratories but also by METAS standards.

Estimated pricing for the watch is $5,350 (model with five-link bracelet), $5,225 (model with three-link bracelet), and $4,975 (version with rubber strap).

A mid-sized diver with a sapphire blue dial. The bezel is adorned with an aluminum insert of the same color. Otherwise, the features of the new model are identical to those of previous models in the collection. The steel case measures 37 x 11.2 mm, with a 46 mm lug-to-lug distance. The slightly convex matte dial features applied markers filled with white Super-LumiNova Class A luminescent material.

Inside the watch is the COSC-certified automatic caliber MT5400 with a 70-hour power reserve. The watch is available on a three-link steel bracelet with 'rivets' and on a rubber strap. Both options are equipped with the brand's 'T-fit' clasp for five-position micro-adjustment without tools.

The bracelet version will cost $4,725, while the version with a rubber strap is priced at $4,475.

A significant innovation in the Black Bay collection is the introduction of a bracelet for the ceramic case model, which was previously available only with a rubber strap. The case dimensions are relatively compact at 41 x 13.5 mm. The fully matte bracelet features a three-link construction with enlarged screws on each link.

Instead of the traditional Tudor clasp, this model uses a butterfly-style folding clasp, meaning the bracelet cannot be adjusted.

The estimated price for the model is $7,725.

The Royal collection has been expanded to include series with cases measuring 40, 36, and 30 mm. The case is available in 316L steel or a bi-color 'steel + yellow gold' version. Dial options include black, blue, silver, green, salmon, and a variety of other shades, including a mother-of-pearl dial.

The watches can be distinguished by their functionality. The 40 mm case model features a date window and day of the week indicator. The model with a 36 mm case has only a date indicator. The smallest model in the collection is limited to time indication. The watches are offered on an integrated five-link bracelet equipped with the Tudor 'T-fit' quick adjustment system.

The larger models are equipped with automatic in-house calibers MT5412 and MT5633 with a daily deviation of -2/+4 seconds and a 70-hour power reserve. The smallest models in the collection are equipped with the automatic caliber MT5201 with a daily deviation of -3/+5 seconds and a 50-hour power reserve.

The estimated price for the 40 mm model is $3,675 (steel) and $6,325 (bi-color). The model with a 36 mm case will cost $3,425 (steel) and $5,900 (bi-color) + $6,300 for the version with diamonds on the bezel. The 30 mm case model is priced at $3,250 (steel), $5,400 (bi-color) + $6,250 for the version with diamonds.

A model from the Monarch line, which Tudor reintroduced to its catalog in honor of the brand's 100th anniversary. The watch features a steel case measuring 39 x 11.9 mm. The silhouette of the case is characterized by striking sharp angles and angular cuts on the sides.

The champagne-colored dial has an interesting texture, which Tudor intended to resemble papyrus. The alternation of Roman and Arabic numerals reveals a classic California Dial. The design of the hands includes a reference to the legendary snowflake hands.

The model is powered by the COSC and METAS-certified caliber MT5662-2U. This is an automatic movement with a 65-hour power reserve, characterized by high precision (-0/+5 seconds per day) and resistance to magnetic fields below 15,000 Gauss. The watch is offered on a two-link bracelet that continues the original architecture of the case. The estimated price for the model is $5,875.