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Tudor has just launched four new novelties at Watches and Wonder 2024, with everything from a much-requested GMT watch in a smaller size to a new monochromatic Black Bay.
There are fan favourites, which are sure to be big commercial successes, as well as more niche offerings, such as a Black Bay 58 that costs over £25,000.
Check out all of Tudor’s new watches below, I’ll be updating this story as I get hands-on with the watch and spend more time with it:
Perhaps the biggest new launch from Tudor is the all-new Master Chronometer certified Black Bay 58 GMT. It’s a watch many people have been requesting, so I expect it might be difficult to get a hold of at launch.
The Tudor Black Bay 58 GMT has a 39mm diameter case and a bidirectional bezel in red and gold, with gold numbering.
It’s designed to evoke the golden age of travel, this GMT is elegant, glamorous and features the universally popular Black Bay 58 case with manufacture calibre.
It comes on a cut-to-size rubber strap and is priced from £3,770.
Also new is the monochrome Black Bay, which resembles last year’s Black Bay 54. It come will all of the latest in Black Bay enhancements introduced at W&W last year. These include the ‘T Fit’ clasp and a movement that is Master Chronometer certified by METAS.
It’s priced from £3,630.
If you want something a little more flash and a lot rarer, the new Black Bay 58 18K in full yellow gold could be more your style. It was previously only available on a strap, but the new Black Bay 58 18K features a 3-link yellow gold bracelet, manufacture calibre and ‘T-Fit’ clasp.
It weights in at 193 grams, making it the heaviest TUDOR watch in our collection and is priced at £27,610.
Finally, the most elegant watch in Tudor’s lineup has also got a refresh. The Clair De Rose is now available with the new ‘Tudor Blue’ dial.
It’s available in stainless steel with mechanical movements, the new offering comes in 3 case sizes and 2 design variations in each size.
It’s priced from £2,160.
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