he brand was founded in 1926, but the contemporary iteration of Tudor (the sister company to Rolex) has only really been around for a decade or so. That’s, a ‘50s diver that was relaunched to great acclaim in 2012. The masterstroke was to continue that success, gradually augmenting build quality and inhouse production, and periodically releasing watches that emanate the brand style but also say something you didn’t expect.
