At Watches & Wonders 2025, TUDOR unveiled an impressive lineup of new models that reflect a deep respect for its archival design language while signalling a confident stride into the future. Rooted in technical mastery and purposeful design, each release demonstrates the brand’s ability to evolve—quietly and deliberately—while remaining attuned to the demands of contemporary watchmaking. These timepieces not only honour TUDOR’s storied past, they reaffirm its role as a thoughtful innovator within modern horology.

The Black Bay 58 introduces a new interpretation for 2025: a burgundy bezel and dial combination that tempers its vintage roots with a cool, modern sensibility. Housed in a 39 mm stainless steel case, this latest iteration retains the hallmark proportions and design codes of the collection—domed crystal, “Snowflake” hands, and a minimalist dive bezel—while offering a refreshed shade that feels both contemporary and quietly distinctive. It can now be paired with a polished and satin-brushed 5-link bracelet, equipped with TUDOR’s T-fit clasp for swift and tool-free micro-adjustments. With the Black Bay 58 burgundy, TUDOR refines its diver’s silhouette with subtlety, versatility, and a considered attention to everyday wear.

The Black Bay Chrono continues to define TUDOR’s take on the mechanical chronograph—where nautical lineage meets motorsport-inspired performance. Its 41 mm steel case is fitted with a fixed tachymeter bezel and domed dial, available in either black or opaline with contrasting sub-counters for enhanced legibility. At its core is the COSC-certified Manufacture Calibre MT5813, featuring column-wheel construction, vertical clutch engagement, and a 70-hour power reserve. The latest models are offered with two bracelets: a 3-link riveted stainless steel bracelet or a five-link bracelet with polished centre links and T-fit clasp. Purposeful and visually assertive, the Black Bay Chrono delivers timing precision wrapped in a distinctly TUDOR silhouette.

The Black Bay 68 marks a confident evolution of TUDOR’s emblematic diver, now presented in a contemporary 41 mm case with refined case sides and a redesigned crown. While unmistakably part of the Black Bay family—retaining the signature “Snowflake” hands and domed dial—this latest reference introduces technical upgrades beneath the surface, including a Master Chronometer-certified movement developed to meet METAS standards. The collection debuts in two variations: one in a silver dial with gilted accents, and another in a vibrant navy blue, each paired with a black bezel. Designed for versatility, the Black Bay 68 is offered with a choice of three strap options, including a 5-link bracelet fitted with the T-fit clasp. It is a thoughtful reinterpretation for those who seek heritage cues in a more assertive silhouette.

The Pelagos Ultra is TUDOR’s most distilled take on the modern dive watch—pared back in aesthetic, but uncompromising in utility. Its 42 mm titanium case with a satin finish is fitted with a helium escape valve. The matte black dial with a sandblasted flange and a date window at 3 o'clock keeps the display focused and legible, while luminescent coatings are applied to the large markers and “Snowflake” hands ensures maximum visibility underwater. A bidirectional bezel with a 60-minute retrograde graduation scale supports underwater navigation tasks. Inside, the Pelagos Ultra is driven by the COSC-certified Manufacture Calibre MT5612-U, offering a weekend-spanning 65-hour power reserve. Each watch is supplied with a Titanium three-link bracelet with TUDOR's “T-fit” folding clasp, safety catch and diver’s extension with a new visual indicator system.

TUDOR's 2025 releases at Watches & Wonders demonstrate the brand's dedication to honoring its heritage while embracing innovation. These timepieces offer a diverse range of options for collectors and enthusiasts, each embodying TUDOR's commitment to quality, performance, and timeless design.​