TUDOR is set to release the "TUDOR Royal," featuring a distinctive notched bezel and an exquisitely refined design. It will be available in four case sizes: 41mm, 38mm, 34mm (not planned for release in Japan as of 2020), and 28mm. The bracelets will be offered in stainless steel or a combination of stainless steel and 18k yellow gold (the latter not planned for release in Japan as of 2020). Dial colors include blue, black, champagne (not planned for release in Japan as of 2020), silver, and mother-of-pearl (not planned for release in Japan as of 2020), creating a diverse lineup.

The name "Royal" was first bestowed upon a TUDOR watch in the 1950s, a testament to its exceptional quality.

Its uncompromisingly sporty and chic design is a symbol of this unwavering philosophy. Since its inception in 1926, TUDOR has consistently produced timepieces that offer value beyond their price point. This enduring mission, both then and now, stems from the foresight of its founder, Hans Wilsdorf.

The case of the new TUDOR Royal is crafted from robust 316L steel, ensuring 100-meter water resistance. The meticulously constructed mechanical movement is as beautiful in its finishing as it is in its performance.

Furthermore, the five-link integrated bracelet, a design that speaks to fine craftsmanship, seamlessly connects to the case without any gaps.

A wide selection of dial colors is available, including black, silver, champagne (not planned for release in Japan as of 2020), and blue.

A beautiful sunray finish radiates from the center, reflecting light with exquisite effect. The 28mm model also features a feminine option with a mother-of-pearl dial adorned with diamonds (mother-of-pearl dials with diamonds are not planned for release in Japan as of 2020).

Another appealing aspect of this collection is its accessible price point. Explore the diverse lineup, each piece exuding its own unique character, to find your perfect match.