New Tudor Royal additions
Tudor has expanded the dial range of the much-loved Royal to include radial-brushed salmon and chocolate brown dials that offer an unexpected and exquisite aesthetic.
Apr 6, 2023
Since its founding in 1926, Tudor has endeavored to produce the best possible watches at the best possible price. With that philosophy in mind, the watchmaker has expanded the dial range of the much-loved Royal timepiece to include radial-brushed salmon and chocolate brown dials that offer an unexpected and exquisite aesthetic.
The Tudor Royal range is the ultimate in balance, elegance and versatility. The characteristic notched bezel, with its alternating surface polish and cut grooves, is just one of the design details that give the Royal its unique personality.
With its integrated metal bracelet ensuring an uninterrupted line with the case, Tudor Royal embodies fluidity and unmistakable style. Characterised by its three wide satin-brushed links set between two slimmer polished elements, the smooth quality of its surfaces and edges emphasises the importance that Tudor places on ensuring its comfort on the wrist.
Available in stainless steel or with alternating links in stainless steel and yellow gold, the meticulous finishes of the models in this range cater to every taste. Available in four sizes, the Tudor Royal is designed to fit any wrist. The 41mm version is particularly distinctive as its mechanical movement displays the day at the same time as the date. The 28mm version also features a mother-of-pearl dial with a diamond-set bezel.
The Tudor Royal range has adopted the sunray motif for its dials. Available in black, silver, champagne-colour, blue, chocolate brown or salmon, the sunray motif radiates from the centre of the dial, creating elegant lighting effects and reflections that accentuate the chic character of the Royal.
The range is completed by a diamond-set mother-of-pearl version for the smallest diameter. For a final touch of chic, Tudor has added applied Roman numeral hour markers to its Tudor Royal watches. All dials offer these applied numerals or a combination of applied numerals and eight diamond-set hour markers.
