I Found The BEST NEW Tudor Watch

There have been so many banging new Tudor releases this year and because there's been so many of them, there's actually a lot of watches that we missed as a watch community. So in today's video, I'm going to be going over every single watch that has been released in 2025 from Tudor, including, if you stick around for it, a piece unique that they made exclusively for David Beckham. You're going to want to stick around for that because it's, trust me when I say it's awesome. A little disclaimer before we start, I have gone into these watches in depth on the channel most of them, so if you want more of an in-depth review, then just head to the channel. I'll just be kind of glazing over these quite quickly. All right, so first up we have this. Released at Watches and Wonders this year, this is the Black Bay 58 in burgundy. It comes with a five-link bracelet, a three-link bracelet, or a rubber strap. But realistically, the thing that they've changed here, the big statement thing that they changed here was the dial colour. And interestingly, the dial colour isn't quite as bold, it isn't quite as flash as you might think. When you actually have this on the wrist, it's a lot more discreet than you would think by looking online at imagery. And I always say this within the watch community, do not look at imagery online because it never does the watch justice. Now with this watch in particular, they actually made the bezel this kind of glossy, glossy colour. Instead of being totally matte, it's a lot more glossy, so there's a big point of difference there. And overall, I did think, I was kind of hesitant about this release, but after I saw it in person, I went, you know what, I get it. The new Pelagos Ultra is next. This was their extension of the Pelagos line, and it's really the watch that they wanted to release to show what they could do. I feel like every watch brand at Watches and Wonders has the releases that they know will do well, the Black Bay 58 burgundies. And then they have the releases that are the highly complicated, highly innovative stuff that might not sell as well, but it goes, look, we're a proper watchmaker. This watch comes in at 43 millimetres and it has a titanium case with a helium escape valve. It has a case thickness of 14.5 millimetres and a waterproofness of 1000 metres. This was their way, this was Tudor's way of flexing the Pelagos line. It might not have been the best seller, but it really showed the people of the world what Tudor could do. I mean, having a thickness that thickness with a water resistance or a waterproofness of 1000 metres is pretty insane. Not to mention the fact that it actually has a COSC and METAS certified movement as well, which is just a bonus. The Black Bay 68 was an interesting one. It was a, yeah, it was a very interesting one. I definitely preferred the silver dial. There was two dials released. There was a blue dial and then there was a silver dial. Now the Black Bay 68s are that little bit bigger than the 58s, so that little bit bigger than the heritage models as well. They come in at 43 millimetres in diameter. These models were equipped with the COSC and METAS certified movement as well. They're waterproof to 200 metres coming at 43 mil, as I said before, and about 13.6 millimetres in thickness. This is just a extension, they're kind of branching into all categories with the Black Bay. I mean, they've got the Black Bay 54, they've got the really small sizes, but then they've also got these, the Black Bay 68s, which are the larger sizes. So they're really just covering all areas, if you want to say that. To me, it's just slightly too big, just slightly. That's probably because I'm used to the Black Bay Heritage, but hey, it was a cool release. One of my favourites from this year, not my favourite, because we're going to move on to that, but one of my favourites had to be this. This is the new Tudor Black Bay Pro Opelene dial. Now it comes with a stainless steel bracelet, a NATO strap, or a hybrid rubber and leather strap. Essentially the only real update here to discuss is the Opelene dial. I mean, that's really all they've changed here, but it was such a welcome... I mean, the hand, the colour of the GMT hand actually as well, but it was really just a colour change, right? It's cosmetic, it's nothing structural, it's more just cosmetics. But it was such a welcome change. We've been asking for the polar dial for such a long time, or it feels like such a long time. And finally, it was here. But one thing that I wish they'd done is just slimmed it down just a touch. If they'd slimmed this watch down, I would 100% pull the trigger on it. I mean, currently this comes in at 39mm in diameter, which is perfect, but it comes in at 14.6 slash 14.7mm in thickness, and that to me, it's just a little bit too much. If they slimmed this down just a touch, 1 or 2mm, I think this would be the perfect watch. By the way guys, I just need to apologise before we go any further, I'm really ill. Everyone at Chisholm Hunter has got the flu, and I think I've been kind of killed by it. You can probably hear it from my voice, so yeah, I do apologise. Next up we have the Black Bay Chronos that were released at Watches and Wonders. These aren't really dial changes, these are just strap changes. There was a 5-link bracelet added alongside a 3-link on the black and white dial. And then we get to the Black Bay One. Now this is interesting. It's not actually a new watch, I need to stress that, but it's an important update to kind of tell you guys about. So they've changed the names of the Black Bay 3136, 3941 collections, which simply means the fixed bezel Black Bay lineup, and now they are all known under the same umbrella as the Black Bay Ones. It's important to say that, because there's a lot of confusion surrounding those lines. But yeah, essentially all the fixed bezel models, instead of being kind of scattered, are now all under the same umbrella of the Black Bay One. The Black Bay Chrono Carbon 25 is next. This is a limited edition chrono inspired by the Visa Cash App Racing Bulls Formula One team, and it was unveiled during the Miami Grand Prix. They've actually been doing quite a lot of this. I mean, this is one example, but they've been doing quite a lot of limited editions with the Black Bay Chrono line, and it seems to be specifically the Black Bay Chrono line. I can't actually name any limited editions they've done in any other lines, so it's an interesting tact. I wonder if that's deliberate in order to get more people into that line. Potentially not. Potentially I'm overlooking it. Potentially I'm just looking too far into it rather, but I think they might be. There was only 2,025 of these Black Bay Chronos made, and they were made, as the name suggests, in full carbon with a white dial, and they also have a blue circle and blue linings to the dial and the kind of colors running through it. It's actually quite a cool watch, but it personally, it's weird, I actually remember talking to, I was shopping, and I hate shopping, despise shopping, but I was talking to someone that was in the shops, and I said, well, blue and black don't go together. She went, yeah, they do. And I went, no, they don't. She went, yeah, they do. And I went, okay. And I thought, in my mind, they still don't go together, but apparently they do, but I don't see it. Following on that trend of the Black Bay Chrono kind of limited editions, or not limited editions, but kind of special editions, we have this. This is the Black Bay Chrono Flamingo Blue. Now, realistically, it was kind of just a dial change, but they knew, I mean, all watch brands know, if you release something that looks Tiffany-esque blue, that kind of light baby blue color, it's gonna be a hit. And for that reason, this looked, and it just looks amazing. That color, that baby blue color, what they're calling Flamingo Blue, is absolutely unbelievable. It's actually really funny how good Tudor are at making things their own. I mean, pioneering Flamingo Blue. I mean, it's light blue, right? But they've called it Flamingo Blue. And as such, I'm now calling everything Flamingo Blue. It's just really interesting marketing. But yeah, not much to talk about. Realistically, it was just a color change, but it does look cracking. There was a couple of new Tudor Royales that nobody really talked about, including myself. I didn't even realize these existed until I started researching this video. So these are the new Tudor Royale 28 millimeters. You have a 28 mil in steel, which is diamond set, and then you have a 28 mil in steel and gold with, again, a diamond set bezel. These are cool, but definitely aimed more towards the female market. The Black Bay 54 Lagoon Blue, now that was a cool one, right? That was a really cool one. Again, it goes back to that when you release something in baby blue or that kind of Flamingo Blue, shall we say, Tiffany Blue, whatever you want to call it. It's always a hit because it looks just great. But the execution on this was really good. So this had a new baby blue-looking dial, and it was kind of sandblasted, so it had a lot of depth to it and looked kind of matte. It was really, really nice. And they also changed the bezel to an aluminum disc insert to stainless steel, and that stainless steel is highly, highly polished, so it reflects the light really, really nicely. This was a very summery watch. It was a very fresh pop to the range, and it's a range that they kind of haven't really released anything huge recently. So it was definitely a welcome change, and I absolutely loved this watch. It also sits really, really nicely on the line between male and female watches. Definitely it hits the unisex category, and I absolutely love that. But yeah, it was really just a dial and bezel change on this one. Again, guys, if you want to see any of these watches in depth, just head to the Chism Hunter channel. I've got all of them there, and while you're at it, if you do me a huge favor and hit that subscribe button right now, I'd really appreciate it. It really means a lot. Tudor actually released their first ever moon phase complication on a watch this year, and these. These are the 1926 Lunas. You have a blue dial, a gold dial, and a black dial. Now, these are actually pretty damn sexy. I mean, I really, really like them, but the opinions online, let's say, were pretty mixed. These watches come in at 39 millimeters in diameter, 10.1 millimeters in thickness. They have the caliber T607-9 with 38 hours of power, and that has, of course, a moon phase complication. It was actually really interesting how divisive this watch was, and I didn't really understand if it was because people didn't like the watch or that they were just disappointed that they didn't see another Tudor Black Bay or another Tudor Chrono. I don't really know what it was, but I genuinely quite like these. And also, they come in at £2,210, which isn't terrible for what you're getting. Honestly, I'm going to stick my neck out because I know I'm going to get grilled in the comments. I really like these. There was a couple more limited edition Tudor Chronos that you can choose between. You had cycling edition limited editions, one coming in black and pink, the other coming in black and yellow. Not much to discuss there. They're both limited edition to celebrate the partnership of cycling, and they both had kind of funky colors. The pink one, actually, we got to film, and it was pretty cool. Then we get to the new Tudor Rangers. This is interesting. That range needed love, and they gave it love. They gave it more than love because these new watches, they're absolutely banging. Okay, so you have two new 36 mils to choose between a black dial or a dune white dial, or you have a 39 millimeter dune white also. Essentially, what they've done here is made this 36 mils. You already had a 39 in the black, but they've given you the option of a dune white dial here, but the 36 is really where everyone was looking. So they have the 36 mil dune white, which is absolutely stunning, and it's this kind of off-white color. It's not quite crispy, clean white. It's just a couple of shades off of that. It's kind of sandy. The 39 mil option comes in 11 millimeters in thickness, which is beautifully thin. It's waterproof to 100 meters, has that beige-y looking dial, and has a COSC certified caliber MT5400 movement with 70 hours of power. And also, if you get the bracelet version, it has the T-fit clasp. This is like the, it's almost like the Rolex Explorer of Tudor's lineup, and I love that. I love the simplicity behind this watch. And finally, we get to David Beckham's exclusive, one-of-a-kind, piece-unique Tudor watch. Damn, he's handsome. He has a handsome watch as well. It's just not fair how some people get all the, all the marbles. So Tudor actually made this watch for Beckham's 50th birthday, and this is a one-of-one Tudor Black Bay chrono smothered in diamonds. I mean, look at this. Now, Adrian actually got the photo of this watch on his wrist, and it went absolutely humongous after, after he took that and made a couple of TikToks about it. It has diamonds on the bracelet, on the lugs, on the bezel, on the face. It has a black dial and two white sub-dials with a date window at the six o'clock mark. This watch is so cool, and they couldn't have found a cooler person to put it on. And that is your roundup of Tudor watches. I believe that I've got them all, but if I have missed any, please let me know in the comments. Thank you guys so much for watching. If you have enjoyed, hit that subscribe button to stay tuned with the Chisholm Hunter channel, or follow her Instagram at chisholmhunterwatches, or my Instagram at hblifelens, or the podcast The Into the Mine Podcast, and I'll see you guys real soon.