Have you noticed that Tudor women’s watches have actually been quietly launched as early as the 1930s? Although their presence is slightly low-key among many men’s watches, with the redesign in recent years, especially the launch of the Clair de Rose rose series, female watch lovers can finally speak out in the watch industry with confidence! Want to know how these women’s watches counterattack and take on a new lease of life in the shadow of men’s watches? Come and learn more with me!

Tudor’s women’s watches last forever

Speaking of Tudor watches, we may still think of those classic men’s watches. Although looking at the brand’s history, it is not difficult to find that Tudor has launched women’s watches since the 1930s. Influenced by the Art Deco style at that time, women’s watches mostly adopt rectangular or barrel-shaped designs.

What is really impressive is the new design released in 1947. At that time, the brand removed the shield logo, leaving only the rose symbolizing nobility, and began to vigorously promote the brand’s elegant style.

Although Tudor has launched women’s watches for nearly a hundred years, looking back at the development history of the brand, we will find that the market that originally belonged to women’s watches seems to have been diverted by men’s watches, and the presence of women’s watches is “slightly” low.

This is not to say that Tudor has ignored female consumers. On the contrary, after reading the brand history, many female watch enthusiasts will find that Tudor’s original intention of designing watches for women has always been clear. However, due to some objective factors, these products have not received the attention they deserve.

Perhaps it is because female watch lovers are too “low-key”. In the eyes of many people, female watch lovers are like supporting roles in life. They carry watches silently and elegantly, and never seem to want to steal the limelight from male watch lovers.

Until 2017, Tudor redesigned the Clair de Rose series and launched a variety of functional women’s watches, which seemed to tell the world: Oops, why have you all ignored my women’s watches? They are here and have always been here.

Perhaps because of the redesign, the appearance and performance of this series of watches have been greatly improved. When many men choose watches for themselves, they also choose a new Clair de Rose series watch for their significant other.

At the 2024 Geneva International Watch and Clock Fair, this series will show a new look. A variety of women’s watches with new designs, new functions, and new materials will be unveiled, as if to announce to the world: Women’s watches can also have such an existence!

Biwan series is tailor-made for women

Not only the Clair de Rose rose series, the Biwan series launched by Tudor in 2022 is also a watch designed specifically for women. The 32mm gold steel model released at that time is very suitable for most female consumers. This size also solves the regret of many girls who cannot wear mechanical watches because of their thin wrists.

Moreover, this watch is also paired with the classic color system of “Tudor Blue”. This deep and attractive blue gives the entire watch a unique temperament, which is very rare in the entire watch industry.

From a functional point of view, this Black Bay watch is also very good. It is equipped with Tudor’s own T201 automatic mechanical movement, which has stable performance and is also waterproof to 100 meters. This is almost unique among women’s watches in the same price range.

From the appearance of the watch, we can see a circle of exquisite divergent relief patterns and elegant sunray patterns. This design not only enhances the overall beauty of the watch, but also enhances the clarity of reading.

Conclusion

The rise of Tudor women’s watches is really eye-catching, especially the Black Bay series and Clair de Rose series. They are not only exquisite and unique in design, but also in terms of function. As a lover of women’s watches, I am extremely pleased to see the emergence of these new watches! How do you think women’s watches should be positioned in the watch market? Welcome to share your views in the comment area, and don’t forget to like and support!