Tudor, the Swiss watch brand known for delivering mechanical timepieces that combine refined aesthetics, proven reliability, and exceptional value for money, has announced six new models on April 14, 2026. The new lineup features a revamped Tudor Royal with manufacture calibre, the Black Bay Ceramic in a refreshed all-black aesthetic, the brand-new Tudor Monarch, the Black Bay 54 "Blue," an upgraded Black Bay 58 now carrying Master Chronometer certification, and a new five-link bracelet variant of the Black Bay 58 GMT. These models will be released in sequence.
Tudor Royal
The Tudor Royal, one of Tudor's long-selling models, has maintained its elegant appearance over many years while welcoming new dial colors for both stainless steel and S&G variants — and now gains a much-anticipated manufacture calibre. The name "Royal" first appeared in the Tudor lineup in the 1950s, reflecting the brand's longstanding pride in quality and graceful design.
The collection expands with three new case sizes — 30 mm, 36 mm, and 40 mm — and a variety of new dial colors. The bezel has been redesigned with sharp polished notches to enhance the case's appearance and texture, while the 40 mm model gains a day-date display. The end links and lugs have also been revised to prevent scratches caused by links touching the case.
Sport-Chic Watch with Integrated Bracelet
The Tudor Royal strikes an ultimate balance between elegance and sportiness. The integrated bracelet flows seamlessly from the case, featuring alternating satin and polished finishes on its wider and smaller links respectively. The edges and "T-fit" clasp are smooth to the touch, ensuring comfort on the wrist. Available in steel as well as steel and yellow gold combinations.
Price
Case diameter: 30, 36, or 40 mm
Stainless steel or stainless steel & yellow gold
¥449,900 – ¥875,600
Black Bay Ceramic
Since its debut in 2021, the Black Bay Ceramic has stood as a symbol of Tudor's innovation. A new model arrives dressed in a refreshed all-black aesthetic, fitted with a fully ceramic bracelet that represents the pinnacle of engineering.
The Black Bay Ceramic meets some of the industry's most stringent standards for timekeeping accuracy and magnetic resistance. Subjected to rigorous testing by the Swiss Federal Institute of Metrology (METAS), this Black Bay variant embodies high-tech aesthetics through its matte black ceramic elements, charcoal dial, and black luminescent hands.
Going Dark with a New Look
The Black Bay Ceramic blends contemporary details with a bold all-black theme. The surface of the matte black monoblock ceramic case receives a sandblasted finish, while the chamfered bevels are polished, creating striking contrast and clean lines. The bracelet is also fully ceramic for a lightweight wearing experience. The rotating bezel insert uses sunray satin-finished black ceramic with same-tone markings that shift subtly in light.
The dial is black-on-black (technically black and charcoal), with applied hour markers in "dark" luminescent paint. Every element of this watch is black — a symbol of technical excellence and Tudor's dedication to the "going dark" aesthetic.
Price
Ceramic bracelet: ¥1,070,300
Tudor Monarch
The Tudor Monarch is an entirely new watch, bearing the name of a lineage that has formed a core part of the Tudor lineup for half a century. Its faceted case features precise lines, the bracelet complements it harmoniously, and its unique applied hour markers set it apart — combined with a manufacture calibre finished in traditional style.
In its early days, Tudor relied primarily on independent suppliers. Today, the brand has built its own production network and achieved Master Chronometer certification from METAS, one of the industry's most demanding standards. The Monarch represents how far Tudor has come, distilling a century of progress. Using the highest-quality components produced through Tudor's network of in-house and independent suppliers, the brand has reinterpreted a historic collection with a hundred years of watchmaking know-how infused into it.
Time-Honoured Look
The Monarch features the distinctive "error-proof" style dial familiar from early Tudor watches, combining two different numeral styles: Roman numerals from 10 o'clock to 2 o'clock, and Arabic numerals from 4 o'clock to 8 o'clock. The dial's color and texture evoke papyrus — the plant-based writing medium widely used in ancient Egypt and the classical world — lending the Monarch a timeless, classical beauty. The characteristic faceted stainless steel case and sharp bracelet bring Tudor's century-old aesthetic into the modern era.
Price
Two-link stainless steel bracelet: ¥816,200
Black Bay 54 "Blue"
Tudor has unveiled a striking new addition to the Black Bay 54 in "Tudor Blue" — a color paying homage to the brand's history. The 37 mm case is fitted with a sapphire blue dial and bezel, and powered by a manufacture calibre.
The Black Bay 54 most faithfully inherits the characteristics of Tudor's first diver's watch, the Ref. 7922. The 37 mm case preserves the classic balance of earlier models, while the Tudor Manufacture Calibre MT5400 delivers excellent technical performance alongside 200 m water resistance. Following tradition, the unidirectional rotating bezel features only numerals and a bar marker — reflecting the design of watches Tudor produced for scuba divers in the early 1950s when the sport was rapidly growing.
Design details extend beyond the case size and bezel. The seconds hand adopts the lollipop design reminiscent of the original model, while the crown and bezel have been newly designed with an eye toward historical proportions. The new "Tudor Blue" colorway itself pays tribute to the brand's history, with an impressive sapphire hue on the sunray-brushed dial matched by a bezel in the same color.
The Essence of Black Bay
The Black Bay collection draws inspiration from Tudor diver's watches produced in the 1950s, including the distinctive snowflake-tipped hands — known to collectors as "snowflake" from the 1969 brand catalog — and the unprotected crown typical of early Tudor diver's watches.
Price
Three-link stainless steel bracelet: ¥654,500
Rubber strap: ¥620,400
Black Bay 58
The Black Bay 58 has become a fixture in Tudor's lineup, beloved by enthusiasts. The model now receives a number of technical updates along with a style refresh, a new five-link bracelet option, and an even slimmer profile at just 11.7 mm thick.
Named after the year that saw the release of Tudor's first diver's watch with 200 m water resistance — the "Big Crown" Ref. 7924 — the Black Bay 58 inherits the aesthetic of that celebrated historical model, featuring a 39 mm diameter case and the classic proportions of the 1950s. The new Black Bay 58 builds on the model introduced in 2018 with greater practicality and refinement. Most significantly, it has now obtained Master Chronometer certification, meeting some of the most rigorous industry standards for timekeeping and magnetic resistance. Each watch is tested in fully assembled form by the Swiss Federal Institute of Metrology (METAS).
The new Black Bay 58 is available with a five-link bracelet, a three-link bracelet, and a rubber strap — all three featuring the "T-fit" quick-adjust clasp for an improved wearing experience. Beyond the case redesign, refinements extend across the entire piece: the text on the dial has been changed to two lines, in line with Tudor's Master Chronometer-certified models, while the hands now taper at the base, and the bezel and crown feature updated designs.
Tudor Quality
With the new Black Bay 58, Tudor has completed another model passing the rigorous tests required for Master Chronometer certification — demonstrating its ongoing commitment to improving product quality and representing a new step toward certifying its entire collection.
Price
Three-link stainless steel bracelet: ¥722,700
Five-link stainless steel bracelet: ¥739,200
Rubber strap: ¥688,600
Black Bay 58 GMT
The Master Chronometer-certified Black Bay 58 GMT gains a new five-link bracelet variant. The 39 mm case, the warm-toned bidirectional rotating bezel evoking the golden age of air travel, and the new bracelet come together in a model made for those who cross time zones.
The Black Bay 58 GMT draws inspiration from an era when jet-setting was associated with glamour and elegant style. It is powered by Tudor's medium-sized GMT manufacture calibre and fitted with a bezel in warm tones of burgundy, black, and gold plate. The beloved Black Bay 58 case — popular since its introduction — has now made its way into the GMT configuration.
Five-Link Bracelet, "Rivet-Style" Bracelet, or Rubber Strap — All with "T-fit"
The five-link bracelet evokes the iconic designs of the era when commercial aviation flourished, while offering excellent flexibility and a comfortable, adaptable fit on the wrist. The polished center links add a touch of elegance. The three-link rivet-style bracelet takes inspiration from the rivet bracelets Tudor used in the 1950s and '60s, recognized by the rivet heads visible on the sides of the links. Modern manufacturing methods replicate the two hallmark features of that celebrated bracelet using solid links and laser-engraved "rivet-style" heads.
Both bracelet styles feature Tudor's own "T-fit" adjusting system, allowing the wearer to adjust the length by 8 mm in five steps without tools, with ceramic ball bearings in the clasp for a smooth, satisfying action. A black rubber strap option is also available in three sizes, with the same "T-fit" clasp and a snowflake motif on the inner side.
Price
Five-link stainless steel bracelet: ¥782,100
