Tudor turns 100 next year, and if the signs are right, it could celebrate by finally bringing back the Big Block chronograph.

PHANTACi and UNDEFEATED have partnered up with Tudor for a special Black Bay GMT release. This release marks the end of PHANTACi’s 19th-anniversary celebrations, as well as the first-ever three-way ...

Just as Tudor did with its 2023 Black Bay 58 collab with Rowing Blazers, the only changes made to this Black Bay GMT compared to the standard model are the custom dial text at 6:00 and an engraved ...

If Tudor’s recent releases have had a theme, it’s this: Give the people what they want. At Watches and Wonders last spring, Rolex’s sister brand stole the show once again by unveiling a couple of ...

It only took 99 years, but Tudor has finally added a common and currently hyped complication to its lineup: a moonphase. Created in collaboration with Taiwanese multi-hyphenate pop sensation Jay Chou, ...

Today, Nacho brings you a photo report of the Tudor Nazaré Big Wave Challenge 2025 ✓ Europe's biggest waves and the people ...

Ever since the release of Tudor’s Black Bay GMT back in 2018—the brand’s analogue to the Rolex GMT-Master II—fans have been clamoring for a slightly smaller, thinner version. At this year’s Watches & ...

Sunday Morning Showdown ✓ The Nomos Club Sport Neomatik Worldtimer takes on Tudor's opaline-dial Black Bay Bro ✓ Vote here! ✓ ...

Lazio are working on terminating the contract of Igor Tudor after recent meetings failed to diffuse the tension between the coach and the club. The 46-year-old Croatian coach took over at the ...

Is it 1999 all over again? That is a specter raised frequently in recent times, as market watchers mull over the possibility ...

When author Tasha Tudor's ashes were finally buried, it wasn't in one place. Her bickering survivors couldn't agree on when, where and how, so a judge ordered her cremated remains divided in half. On ...

Welcome to Life in Chains, Eater’s essay series exploring essential roles played in our lives by chain restaurants—great and grim, wonderful and terrible. Here, Lauren Oyler interrogates what it means ...