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New manufacture movement TUDOR is introducing the Black Bay to world time by adding a new GMT function

TUDOR is expanding its Black Bay line by presenting a model with a highly functional complication: a multiple time-zone function – also known as a GMT function – that establishes local time without losing sight of the time in two other time zones.

Now available in yellow gold and steel version Baselworld 2018: TUDOR’s famous Black Bay divers’ watch

An emblematic model celebrating 60 years of TUDOR divers’ watches with extraordinary craftsmanship. Enhancing the Black Bay with yellow gold creates a new version named S&G, for Steel & Gold. In this version the lines and proportions of the Black Bay are retained, while the rotating bezel and the winding crown are made from yellow gold.

For vintage enthusiasts Baselworld 2018: The Black Bay Fifty‑Eight

The Black Bay Fifty-Eight is named after the year in which the first TUDOR divers’ watch, waterproof to 200 metres, the reference 7924, dubbed the “Big Crown”, was introduced. Among other aesthetic allusions to this famous historic watch, this model has a 39 mm diameter case, in keeping with the characteristic proportions of the 1950s.

60 years of Tudor diving watches BASELWORLD 2017: The TUDOR – Heritage Black Bay Steel

An emblematic model celebrating 60 years of Tudor's acclaimed divers' watches, this new execution, all in steel, enriches the Heritage Black Bay collection.

Eloquent history in dive watches BASELWORLD 2016: The TUDOR Heritage Black Bay Bronze

This piece inherits the most characteristic elements from Tudor's eloquent history in dive watches: the domed crystal, the prominent winding crown from the 1958 model, dubbed Big Crown, the angular "snowflake" hands from the 1970s, and the beige woven jacquard strap, a nod to the French sailors who made their own straps from elastic recovered from rescue parachutes.

Made for the modern adventurer BASELWORLD 2015: The Tudor Pelagos

The modern adventure is a new neo-romantic vision of our relationship with nature, marked by the desire for outdoor experiences in which aesthetics play an important role. This trend originates from the simultaneous need for activity and the desire to take calculated risks against the backdrop of the great outdoors.

Inspired by history BASELWORLD 2015: The Tudor North Flag

In the early 1950s, Tudor set out with the British North Greenland Expedition, an adventure during which the reliability, precision and resistance of Tudor's watches proved vital for the expedition's scientists.

Retro chic BASELWORLD 2013: This year TUDOR Heritage Advisor

This year the TUDOR Heritage Advisor, which was first presented in 2011, features a two-tone dial in shades of velvety black with a modern, contemporary spirit enhancing the strong character of this highly technological watch.

A perfect embodiment of TUDOR’s vintage spirit BASELWORLD 2012: Tudor shows the Heritage Black Bay

The new TUDOR Heritage Black Bay is steeped in the mysterious aura of a hidden bay that gradually yields its secrets to those who venture there, a long-lost treasure returning to the light of day. It is the latest addition to the TUDOR Heritage collection launched in 2010 which is aimed at drawing together some of the brand’s emblematic models, inspired by its past and revisited. The Heritage Black Bay is a perfect embodiment of TUDOR’s vintage spirit.

BASELNEWS 2011 Three new Tudor watches: The Grantour Date, Chrono and Chrono Fly-Back

This year, TUDOR is giving a new dimension to the Grantour line, its collection devoted to passion for motor sports, by redesigning its Grantour Date and Grantour Chrono models and introducing a new model : the Grantour Chrono Fly-Back. This most recent addition to the collection allows consecutive time intervals to be measured rapidly thanks to its on the fly chronograph reset and instant restart functions.

BASELNEWS 2011 New Look: The Tudor Fastrider

TUDOR takes us for a spin in the seductive high-speed world of motorcycle racing with its evocatively named new line, Fastrider. The sleek, bevelled design of the new 42 mm case gives the Fastrider chronograph a very sporty and technical look. The date corrector at 9 o’clock is decorated with a black PVD-coated shield, a technical detail that alludes to the world of motorcycles. The chronograph pushers, which fit into the middle case through black PVD-coated cylinders, are reminiscent of engine pistons.