Image used with permission by copyright holderThere’s just something about the color black. It’s simple, classic, minimal, can be dressed up or dressed down, and best of all — it goes with just about everything. So we couldn’t tell you how excited we were when we found out that the Swiss watch label Tudor, Rolex’s little brother, in case you didn’t know, is introducing one of its most favorite styles in black. That’s right, the Heritage Black Bay divers’ watch, one of Tudor’s most popular styles —which was first released in 2012 and a winner at the Grand Prix d’Horlogerie de Genève — is coming out with a black bevel. Previously, it only came in red and blue, which could be an inconvenience if you don’t want to be associated with blue or red.
Previously, there was only one Tudor Heritage Black Bay model in black that was made for the Only Watch charity auction. This release marks the first time that the Tudor Heritage Black Bay model timepiece will be available to the general public in all black. So next time you want to go for a dive, look sharp in a suit, or be cool in jeans, a t-shirt and a pair of Converse, go for the Tudor Heritage Black Bay timepiece. It will keep you on time whether you’re 200 feet deep in the ocean, or running around the streets of a major city in the world.
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Tudor Heritage Black Bay Watch, $3,425 on steel bracelet, $3,100 on distressed leather strap; for more information, visit tudorwatch.com.
Graduation watch sale: Up to 45% off Omega, Cartier, Tudor, and more
It's graduation time. You've put in the hard work for years, and you're finally about to see your academic career come to fruition. You deserve to celebrate, and what better way than to treat yourself with a brand-new watch? Wristwatches tell time, but they're also a traditional status symbol saying, "Hey, Mom, I made it!" Sure, today, there's no functional need for a watch unless you're an underwater diver. But that's not why we wear them. We wear them because they look incredible and show off your style and individuality.
Just in time for your graduation, Jomashop is having a massive sale on watches from Omega, Breitling, Rolex, Tudor, Cartier, and many other notable brands. Typically, we wouldn't bat an eyelash at something like this, but it's your chance to save up to 45% off. For example, Omega's Seamaster Railmaster Automatic Men's Watch is usually $5,700. Wow, right? During this sale, it's 47% off after the sale price and an on-page coupon. Many of the best deals are available in a limited quantity, so you don't want to wait around if you're interested.
Tudor’s latest Black Bay gives fans what they want: A smaller, thinner GMT
Try this smaller version on for a slimmer look
If you are a fan of Rolex but don't want to dive deep into the process or the financial commitment to procure yourself one of the Swiss giant's products, then you may want to swap over to the sister brand, Tudor. They are known for their sports watches that have the same style, quality, and elegance as their more popular sister, with a price point that feels a little more attainable. That doesn't mean they don't make their own splashes at Watches and Wonder as they drop one of their newest sure-fire hits, the Black Bay 58 GMT, in a newer, smaller, sleeker model.
If your ears are perking up and your interest is piqued, then read on to discover what Tudor watches have in store for you in 2024.
Smaller is in style
What are the differences between Tudor and Rolex watches?
When it comes to luxury watches for men, Tudor and Rolex are some of the most respected brands around. But, exactly who is better? If the pair were fighting it out in a ring, UFC style, Tudor vs Rolex, who would get knocked out first? They've both got hardcore fans on each side, screaming their names, with each believing their fighter is at the top of their game. Both brands are famous for their long history and just absolutely superb, quality watches, but there are certainly some major differences that set them apart. Let's dive into these differences, and put a Tudor vs Rolex matchup to the test.
Tudor vs Rolex watches: The differences
Tudor and Rolex definitely appear on the same family tree, as Tudor is the sister company of Rolex, established in 1926 by the founder of Rolex, Hans Wilsdorf. Tudor was made to offer watches of high quality but with price tags that the average person can actually afford. Being that Rolex is considered a major status symbol, not least because of their exorbitant price tags, it's a smart move for the founder to come up with a brand that is in the same solar system as the brand, even if it's not on the same planet.
