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That’s one way to briefly sum up this year’s Tudor lineup. Always keeping a low profile, yet making meaningful additions and upgrades to its current collection, the Swiss brand continues its steady and thoughtful trajectory—without any unnecessary attempts to dazzle. Following the year’s first surprise, the Black Bay Chrono “Flamingo Blue” released in January, Tudor presented an equally compelling collection at Watches & Wonders 2025 in Geneva this April. A lineup that’s sure to satisfy longtime fans and newcomers alike—especially those seeking exceptional value-for-money in the world of fine watchmaking. So without further delay, let’s take a first look at Tudor’s new models for 2025.
This is an entirely new Black Bay model. The number 68 in its name pays tribute to the year 1968, when Tudor introduced its now-iconic snowflake hands. Ideal for fans of larger watches, it features a robust 43mm steel case and a 60-minute diving bezel made of matte black aluminum.
Its in-house movement is METAS-certified as a Master Chronometer and offers a 70-hour power reserve. It’s available in two dial colors—blue or silver—and is water-resistant up to 200 meters.
Price: €4,890
A serious upgrade to the classic Pelagos, the new Pelagos Ultra can safely dive to depths of up to 1,000 meters! It’s clearly aimed at hardcore saturation divers as well as enthusiasts of technically advanced, professional-grade tool watches.
Made from titanium, it features a 43mm case and a bracelet with a quick-adjust clasp system. Notably, it includes a luminescent indicator—a first for the Pelagos collection.
Price: €6,160
In 1958, Tudor launched its first dive watch rated for 200 meters of water resistance. The modern Black Bay 58 is inspired by that historic model, and its latest burgundy edition continues the legacy. With a 39mm steel case, it suits both men’s and women’s wrists and now comes for the first time with a five-link bracelet featuring the T-fit rapid adjustment system.
It’s also METAS-certified as a Master Chronometer.
Price: €4,430–€4,770, depending on strap or bracelet choice (three-link or five-link)
A fan favorite since its debut in 2022 with a black dial, the Black Bay Pro returns in 2025 with a striking new look—this time featuring a white opaline dial and a bold yellow snowflake-style GMT hand.
The 39mm steel case, with polished and satin finishes, is water-resistant to 200 meters and retains its signature 24-hour steel bezel. It houses an in-house COSC-certified chronometer movement with a 70-hour power reserve.
Price: €4,210
The Black Bay Chrono needs little introduction. This stylish chronograph merges the DNA of Tudor’s historic dive watches and chronographs. Known for its two-tone dial configurations, which ensure excellent legibility of the subdials, and its oversized bezel with tachymeter scale, it continues to impress.
In 2025, two of the most popular versions—Panda (white dial with black subdials) and Reverse Panda (black dial with white subdials)—are now available with a five-link bracelet, offering a fresh alternative to the standard three-link option.
Price: €6,110
