The Tudor brand takes its name from England’s Tudor dynasty, one of the most powerful and dramatic royal houses in history. Kings and queens like Henry VIII and Elizabeth I symbolized authority, ambition, and endurance—qualities that Tudor sought to translate into watchmaking.

Early Tudor watches even featured the Tudor Rose, the emblem of the Tudor monarchs, on their dials and case backs. This wasn’t just decoration; it was a statement of identity. Tudor watches were meant to carry royal DNA while standing up to real-world use.

The Tudor Royal Collection: A Modern Crown

The Tudor Royal line comes closest to the idea of a true “monarch watch.” With integrated bracelets, notched bezels, and day-date complications, these watches evoke the formality and confidence of royal dress—without feeling outdated.

They’re versatile enough for daily wear but refined enough to feel ceremonial, making them ideal for those who want a watch that quietly commands respect rather than demands attention.