

The Tudor Collection
Born to Dare
Discover authenticated Tudor timepieces, hand-selected by our specialists and presented with full provenance.
The Legacy
A Heritage of
Precision & Purpose
Founded in 1926 by Hans Wilsdorf — the same visionary behind Rolex — Tudor was created to offer the same reliability and precision at a more accessible price. Today, Tudor has evolved into a powerhouse in its own right, celebrated for bold design, in-house movements and an unmistakable identity.
The Black Bay, launched in 2012, drew on Tudor's rich diving heritage from the 1950s and 60s — when Tudor submariner watches were issued to the French Marine Nationale and the US Navy. With its distinctive snowflake hands, domed crystal and muscular proportions, the Black Bay has become one of the most coveted sport watches of the modern era.
At Made For Time, we appreciate Tudor's spirit of daring. Every pre-owned Tudor in our collection is independently authenticated, meticulously inspected, and presented with full provenance documentation.
In-House Calibres
Tudor's Manufacture Calibre MT5602 delivers a 70-hour power reserve and COSC-certified chronometer precision — remarkable technical substance that punches well above its price point.
Black Bay Heritage
From the original Submariner references of the 1950s to today's Black Bay 58, Black Bay Pro and Pelagos, Tudor's diving DNA runs deep — battle-tested by military divers across the world.
Unmatched Value
Tudor offers in-house movements, superlative build quality and iconic design at a fraction of the cost of its competitors — widely regarded as the finest value proposition in Swiss watchmaking.
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Tudor Timepieces
Each piece is independently authenticated, presented with full provenance and available for private viewing.
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