A Rolex “Special Reconnaissance Regiment” Explorer II Ref. 16570 T Phillips …With a caseback engraved with the unit crest. Phillips. Because while the world’s militaries might not issue mechanical ...

The roots of Tudor watches go back nearly a century to 1926. The brand was started by Hans Wilsdorf, the same man who founded Rolex, who had wanted a second line of watches that could be sold at a ...

Tudor’s success has been slightly odd. Namely, the brand has been on a run since 2018, when their Black Bay GMT provided Rolex style from a Rolex brand but for significantly less money; and when COVID ...

This year’s event features 54 exhibiting Maisons showing off their latest timepieces and novelties, including the likes of Rolex, Tudor, Montblanc, Grand Seiko, TAG Heuer, Zenith, and many more.

Tudor, for the unfamiliar, was created in 1926 as a more affordable sibling brand to Rolex. Tudor’s watches are equally well-made and just as rugged as Rolex’s (Tudor supplied U.S. Navy Seals ...

A record of 60 exhibiting Maisons will be showcasing their latest and greatest watches during the event, including the likes of Rolex, TAG Heuer, Tudor, IWC Schaffhausen, Frederique Constant ...

On the far western edge of the sprawling Geneva campus that’s home to Rolex, the world’s top-selling luxury watchmaker, another company is hard at work. More than 120 designers, engineers ...

The first new edition to the Tudor Black Bay family is the Black Bay 58 GMT. In keeping with Rolex and Tudor predictions, Tudor has waved goodbye to red and blue ‘Pepsi’ colouring and has ...

Now, with its new Pelagos FXD GMT, the brand appears to be leaning into the military roots that defined the first era of Tudor. Rolex’s sister company only reemerged into the American market ...

Although Tudor is still wholly owned by its more famous big brother, these days the brand is so much more than simply a Rolex for people who can’t afford or obtain a Rolex.. With its own design ...