Tudor's 100th Anniversary Surprise: The Sporty 1926 Luna Moonphase Watch
Tudor has marked its 100th anniversary with an unexpected surprise: the 1926 Luna collection. This new release is a sporty dress watch featuring a moonphase complication, a first watch in Tudor's 99-year history.
Paul Altieri, founder and CEO of Bob's Watches, described the 1926 Luna as a 'curveball release' that left collectors stunned. The watch is a departure from Tudor's usual focus on tool watches like the Black Bay and Pelagos. Instead, it's a sporty dress watch with a moonphase feature, a first for the brand.
The decision to include a moonphase complication was made by Tudor's design and management team. This marks the first time Tudor has produced a moonphase watch, making the 1926 Luna a significant milestone. The watch is expected to appeal to collectors seeking a unique, elegant apple watch with a touch of sportiness.
The 1926 Luna collection is Tudor's surprise release to celebrate its 100th anniversary. Unlike the expected heritage-based tool watch, Tudor presents a sporty dress watch with a moonphase complication, a first in the brand's history. This unexpected release is set to express collectors and enthusiasts alike.
