Tudor · Family: 1926
The Tudor 1926 ref. M91650-0001 is a 41mm dress-sport watch in steel, with a domed silver dial and embossed decoration, the reference through which Tudor names its most recent collection in honor of the year the brand was founded by Hans Wilsdorf. It runs the automatic Caliber T601 with roughly 38 hours of power reserve. Cazador has no verified price observations yet for this reference. Its stand-out detail: the collection's name refers directly to 1926, the year Wilsdorf registered the Tudor trademark.
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Hans Wilsdorf, Rolex's founder, registered the "The Tudor" trademark in 1926, intending to create a watch line with technical guarantees similar to Rolex's but at a more accessible price, using shared case and bracelet components alongside movements from certified outside suppliers. That founding year gives this collection its name.
Tudor introduced the 1926 collection as an entry point into the manufacture's catalog, with a design that blends dress-watch elements — a domed dial with embossed decoration, gold indexes and hands — with a daily-wear vocation reinforced by its 100 meters of water resistance and sapphire crystal, sitting between more dive- and exploration-oriented lines like Black Bay or Pelagos and more formal ones like Royal.
Reference M91650-0001, in steel with a silver dial, runs Caliber T601, an automatic movement delivering roughly 38 hours of power reserve at a frequency of 28,800 vibrations per hour. Sources consulted for this fiche disagree on the caliber's exact jewel count (25 according to some, 26 according to others), so Cazador flags that figure as unverified until confirmed against Tudor's official technical sheet.
This is the eleventh Tudor reference Cazador adds, and the first from the 1926 family, extending the catalog alongside the Black Bay, Pelagos, Ranger, Royal and Spirit lines already present.
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In honor of 1926, the year Hans Wilsdorf, Rolex's founder, registered the 'The Tudor' trademark, intending to offer watches with technical guarantees similar to Rolex at a more accessible price.
Roughly 38 hours, with an automatic movement running at 28,800 vibrations per hour (4 Hz). Sources consulted disagree on the exact jewel count (25 or 26).
The 1926 has a profile more geared toward daily and dress wear, with a domed dial and embossed decoration, versus the Black Bay's dive-tool vocation, with a graduated bezel and larger luminescent indexes.
It reaches 100 meters of water resistance, a figure that allows for carefree daily wear without being a dedicated dive tool.
Steel, with seven rows: satin-brushed outer links and polished center links, closed with a folding clasp with a safety catch.
At 3 o'clock, set into the silver dial with the embossed decoration characteristic of this collection.