First is the Oyster Prince, Tudor's first automatic, waterproof timepiece. In 1952, the brand sent these watches with the British North Greenland Expedition to see how they would hold up in an ...

the truest form of a throwback Tudor has in its arsenal. The 54 is named after, unsurprisingly, the year the company dropped ...

I do not doubt that when Rolex launched the colour-filled Oyster Perpetual watches, Tudor was thinking, ‘Why should Rolex have all the fun?’ After all, Tudor is the more youthful, trendier sibling of ...