KEEPING UP WITH TUDOR’S NEWEST CHRONOGRAPHS IN PINK AND WHITE
Since the last time we explored the Tudor’s chronograph there have been quite a few new updates. Much of the watch has remained the same, but much like the Black Bay 58 range, the newer models have some extra little upgrades. However, the biggest of them all are the new dial colours they’ve released over the last couple of years and new case materials. This line has grown quite quickly at Tudor and they’ve certainly spent many hours deciding on what to release next. The chronograph function is an incredibly popular one amongst us watch enthusiasts but finding one that is water resistant and looks amazing can be tricky. With all the new colours and designs we thought it was about time we cover all of Tudor's new chronographs.
If we start by looking at what we originally had, you could choose between a white or black dial with either an all steel case or a two-tone yellow gold case which all used the classic 3 link oyster style bravely with the older fold-over stamped clasp. These were all a huge success and really launched a revival of Tudor’s chronograph watches, but since their launch nothing really changed all that much. That is until last year when some new features started making their way into the chronograph line.
The standard upgrade was the bracelet but more specifically the clasp. Now they feature Tudor’s brilliant T-Fit clasp with the glide lock extension built in, much like the one groin of the Black Bay diver watches. Despite being similar, the clasp on the chronograph is actually a few millimetres longer and gives you 8 mm of adjustment compared to the standard 5 mm offered on their other models.
Tudor didn’t just give us a new clasp though, they’ve given us a new bracelet option and possibly their most desired one. Their stunning 5-link bracelet has finally made its way onto the chronograph and this was first released to us in March 2024 with a striking new pink dial. The pink dial was to celebrate Tudor becoming the official time keepers for the Inter Miami CF team.
With the Teams colour being pink, the dial colour came as a natural choice. Then earlier this year in January 2025 Tudor gave us a similar update, only this time with a beautiful turquoise dial. Unlike the pink dial, this watch dial was not to celebrate a specific partnership per se but rather continue the huge success the pink dial had experienced.
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The turquoise dial (or as Tudor is calling it, flamingo blue) colour was created, according to Tudor, to mimic the “south beach vibes” in Miami. Regardless of the reason it’s proven to be a widely popular colour and really gives the chronograph line à hit more attention.
This year in 2025 was also when Tudor finally added the 5-link bracelet as a strap option for the black and white dial models. It can be distracting when a brand only releases the new updates on one model but leaves out the inlet classic ones. This again shows us all that Tudor really is doing everything they can to create brilliant watches for everyone.
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Despite these new updates, by far the most impressive of them all is their Chrono Carbon made entirely from carbon fibre. Tudor sponsors the Formula 1 team, Visa Cash App Racing Bulls (Red Bulls sister racing team) and they wanted to create a watch light enough to be worn by drivers. The black carbon case gives the watch a very sporty look, this design is further continued on the fabric strap which has a tyre pattern down the centre of it. One thing to note, whilst this watch is much lighter, weighing just 90 grams compared to the steel model's weight at 174 grams, the case size has increased to 42 mm. However, because of the significant weight savings, this helps the watch wear a little smaller.
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The new white dial contrasted with blue hour makers with the seconds track around the edge of the dial makes for a very visually pleasing dial. There’s also a subtle use of Red at the tip of the seconds hand and for the text that lets you know you’ve got 200m of water resistance. The colours used are all to keep in line with the Formula One teams’ colour scheme. The case back on the watch has the Racing Bulls 2025 F1 car engraved on it along with the model number as Tudor are limiting this watch to just 2,025 watches. So, for those of you who are hard core fans of F1, this watch will definitely be worth your time to have a look at! The watch is incredibly capable and can easily be worn by any driver looking to optimise their lap times as it can by someone wanting a cool watch to have on your worst as you jump into the pool.
And there you have it, an overview of the new Tudor chronographs that they’ve released over the last year or so. Like with all the updates Tudor makes, they are small and subtle but with a pop of colour too! Thankfully ZEALANDE know à thing or two about adding colour to your watch and have designed the perfect rubber strap that’s first the Tudor chronograph perfectly. If reducing weight and adding some vibrant colour is what you’re after, then look no further than ZEALANDE as they shave the perfect solution.
