In the past, Tudor was the second card of Rolex, and now Tudor is the forerunner of Rolex. In the beginning, TUDOR was defined as "the Rolex that the average person could afford", so the design, materials, and movement were all a notch lower than Rolex, catering to a wider audience. In terms of style, too, the similar appearance takes different names, Rolex's Day Date, which is the Prince series in Tudor, and Rolex's "Water Ghost", which is Black Bay in Tudor. Until a few years ago, Tudor launched the Huiming series, Junjue series, which are very different from Rolex, as well as the Pole series and the Xunqi series in the previous two years, and although the price is high, the Pelagos and Pole series also use Tudor's new MT5621 in-house calibre, the winding structure is a little more novel than Rolex, and it is also more daring than the conservative Rolex in this regard. Keeping the classic style while constantly doing what Rolex doesn't have is what makes TUDOR so appealing.
 
Speaking of Tudor, Black Bay is a must-recommend, and borrowing money is also necessary to buy it. Tudor has won three GPHG awards, all thanks to Black Bay, and in three years it has won the Renaissance Award, Best Sports Watch and Small Hand Award in three different categories. In addition, the Black Bay copper watch launched at the 2016 Baselworld Show, equipped with MT5601 self-produced movement, passed the COSC chronometer certification, 200-meter water resistance, classic snowflake needle, domestic public price of 28,500 yuan, and there is also a version of DLC blackened shell, but there is a small problem with Tudor's self-produced movement, that is, the price of maintenance is 3150 yuan, which is more than twice that of the old ETA, which is very expensive. A 60% tax is levied on high-end watches (more than 10,000 yuan) in China, and it is recommended to buy them through other channels.