Curated Tudors for sale

Established in 1926 by Rolex founder Hans Wilsdorf, Tudor aimed to provide the same reliability as its parent brand but at a more accessible price. Its historic journey is marked by a focus on robust tool watches, notably the Tudor Submariner in the 1950s, a durable diver’s watch embraced by military and professional groups. The brand experienced a major revival with the 2012 launch of the Black Bay, blending contemporary features with vintage-inspired design. Tudor's craftsmanship, reliability, and heritage design find resonance in models like the Pelagos and Ranger.

The Tudor Black Bay collection, in all of its variants, has featured most prominently on Watch Collecting. Everything from the original launch model with the distinctive burgundy bezel, all the way through to this uncharacteristically luxurious 2022 Black Bay Fifty-Eight 18k ($8,850), which incorporates a solid gold case for the first time. We’ve also featured some characterful vintage Tudor Submariners including this 1964 reference 7928 (£7,000), featuring a sought-after "tropical" dial. The 2023 Tudor Black Bay GMT (€3,000) with its opaline dial and vintage nods solidifies Tudor's enduring appeal. In addition to our extensive selection Tudor time pieces, Watch Collecting also incorporates features aimed at making the purchasing experience both convenient and secure. With robust buyer’s protection and a third party escrow service, buyers can bid with confidence, assured of the platform's commitment to security. Additionally, each watch is checked against the Watch Register and Art Loss Register. With cost-effectiveness in mind, low fees make Watch Collecting an attractive option for a diverse collector base, presenting a significantly more affordable alternative compared to traditional auction houses and other online platforms.