We have completed our first pricing update for 2026, starting with Tudor. All watches that are part of TUDOR’s current catalogue on WatchBase have now been updated to reflect the most recent official retail prices for the European market.

As per WatchBase methodology, pricing updates apply exclusively to active references. Discontinued models remain unchanged, ensuring a clear separation between historical data and current production watches.

Two new FXD references added for 2026

Alongside the pricing update, we have added two new FXD references dated 2026. In both cases, these watches are technically unchanged compared to their immediate predecessors and have been introduced under new reference numbers only.

The Tudor Pelagos FXD Marine Nationale (2026) is, in specification and execution, identical to the earlier Marine Nationale FXD. The 42 mm titanium case with fixed strap bars, bidirectional countdown bezel, no-date dial configuration, and automatic movement remain unchanged. The introduction of a new reference number for 2026 appears to be administrative in nature, likely related to licensing or catalogue structuring, rather than reflecting a physical update to the watch itself.

The same applies to the Tudor Pelagos FXD GMT Zulu Time Aéronautique (2026). Again, the FXD case architecture, GMT functionality, and underlying manufacture calibre remain consistent with the previous FXD GMT release. The 2026 version has been added as a separate catalogue entry solely to reflect the new reference number now in use.

In line with WatchBase standards, both watches are listed as new entries to preserve reference-level accuracy. Earlier FXD Marine Nationale and FXD GMT models remain documented as distinct records, ensuring continuity, traceability, and clarity within the FXD collection.

Keeping WatchBase current

Accurate pricing and reference integrity are central to WatchBase. These updates ensure that collectors, researchers, and professional users can rely on the platform for an up-to-date overview of current production watches, without compromising historical completeness.

Users of the WatchBase API feed will automatically receive the updated 2026 pricing and the newly added FXD references as part of their data exports.

The full, updated TUDOR catalogue is now available on WatchBase, reflecting current pricing and catalogue status for 2026.

We’ve completed a full overhaul of our Tudor watch database, bringing all references in line with the latest 2025 retail pricing in EUR. The previous update was finalized on January 1st, 2024, making this the first comprehensive revision of the year.

While most price increases were moderate, typically no more than a few hundred euros for steel-and-gold models, all current entries have been reviewed and adjusted where necessary to reflect the latest manufacturer suggested retail prices.

In addition, we’ve added two previously missing references to the Black Bay Chronograph line:

• M79360N-0011 – Black inverted panda dial on a stainless steel three-link bracelet

• M79360N-0012 – White panda dial on a stainless steel three-link bracelet

Our full Tudor catalogue now includes over 1,100 unique references, covering all current production models as well as selected entries from recent years.

Users of our WatchBase Data Feed are advised to update their local databases to ensure all Tudor pricing and specifications are current.

As always, our goal is to provide a complete and accurate reference resource for collectors, retailers, and professionals.

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