Tudor has just revealed their 2025 watch lineup at Watches & Wonders – and it's one of their most exciting in years.
This year’s novelties include four standout models:
Black Bay 58 Burgundy , with a deep red dial and vintage inspiration
Pelagos Ultra , built for extreme diving
Black Bay 68 , a larger take on the classic dive watch
Black Bay Pro Opaline , now with a fresh white dial
Tudor continues to blend classic design with modern upgrades – and there’s a lot to love here. Let’s take a closer look.
Black Bay 58 Burgundy
The Black Bay 58 is a fan favorite, and now it's available in a stunning burgundy version. Both the dial and the aluminum bezel insert feature a deep red tone with a subtle sunray finish that catches the light beautifully. This color isn’t new to Tudor—it's inspired by a 1990s prototype of the Tudor Submariner that was never released. By reviving that idea, Tudor adds a bit of hidden history to an already iconic watch.
In terms of size and feel, it sticks to the formula that made the BB58 so popular: a 39mm stainless steel case, slim profile, and a perfect balance between vintage and modern. It wears incredibly well on most wrists and has become a go-to for those who want a classic dive watch with everyday comfort.
Inside, the watch runs on Tudor’s MT5400-U movement. This updated version is METAS-certified, meaning it’s not just accurate – it’s resistant to magnetic fields and has passed some of the toughest standards in the industry.
Tudor gives you a few strap options for this model. You can go for a polished steel bracelet, a vintage-style riveted bracelet, or a fitted rubber strap – all equipped with the improved “T-fit” clasp that lets you adjust the size on the fly. Want to make it even more personal? Swap in a Tudor rubber strap for a sporty, lightweight feel that’s perfect for warmer days.
Black Bay 68
With the new Black Bay 68, Tudor takes a confident step forward – while keeping one foot firmly in its past. The 43mm case is the largest in the Black Bay line, making it a strong statement piece. But more than just its size, this watch represents a clear link to Tudor’s golden era of dive watches – the late 1960s and early ’70s – when the brand supplied rugged, reliable timepieces to the French Navy and other military forces.
That legacy can be felt in every detail. The dial options – a brushed Tudor blue or a crisp silver with black accents – offer excellent legibility and a vintage-meets-modern feel. The classic snowflake hands and black bezel complete the look, reminding us where this watch comes from. Inside, it houses the MT5601-U calibre – a robust, COSC-certified movement with 70 hours of power reserve and enhanced magnetic resistance. It’s the kind of performance you’d expect from a tool watch built to go anywhere.
The overall impression? This is a Black Bay designed for those who love the history, but want it with a bit more attitude.
Pelagos Ultra
After the vintage-inspired Black Bay 58 and the bold new BB68, Tudor shifts gears with its most serious dive tool yet: the Pelagos Ultra .
This is not just a design update – it’s a full-on performance machine. Made entirely from titanium, the case is brushed throughout and features sharp beveled edges on the sides, giving it a modern, technical look. With water resistance up to 1,000 meters , this watch doubles the depth rating of the standard Pelagos, and lives up to its name.
While the original Pelagos 39 focused on sleek proportions, the Ultra brings more wrist presence. The case has grown slightly to 43mm in diameter and 14.5mm thick – just enough to match the upgraded capabilities without feeling oversized. It still wears comfortably and remains true to Tudor’s tool-watch DNA.
Inside ticks a METAS-certified movement , offering excellent precision, magnetic resistance, and reliability under pressure. That makes the Ultra not just a diver’s watch in looks – but in function, too.
Importantly, Tudor isn’t replacing the 500-meter model. Instead, the Pelagos Ultra joins the lineup as a more robust alternative for those who want even more performance from their dive watch.
Black Bay pro
The Black Bay Pro returns in 2025 with a fresh update. It keeps everything that made the original a favorite – like the 39mm steel case, fixed 24-hour bezel, and built-in GMT function – but now comes with a clean, white opaline dial . This new dial isn’t just for looks. The lighter color improves readability and gives the watch a brighter, more modern feel. It works especially well with the bold markers, signature snowflake hands, and the yellow GMT hand.
Inside, it still runs on the reliable MT5652 movement , known for its durability and accuracy. The watch is available on a steel bracelet, a rubber-leather hybrid strap, or a black fabric strap with contrast stitching – so you can choose the look that suits you best.
