Tudor Oyster Military Ref. 4463 What we like: This Tudor Oyster from the 1940s is representative of the type of military-style field watches that might have been worn by soldiers during the Second ...

Tudor did produce a prototype version with a rotating bezel, ref. 7033 that was never produced, but on which the Heritage Chronograph from 2010 was based. Price range: £10,000-£20,000 ...

In 2015, Tudor really sealed the success of its re-establishment by introducing in-house Caliber MT5621, a brand-new base movement (“MT” stands for “manufacture Tudor”).

At Baselworld 2017, Tudor just launched the Black Bay Chronograph, the first watch in the Black Bay line to feature a chronograph movement and the first Tudor to use the new caliber MT5813, a new ...