Tudor Watches at Auction in Australia

About Tudor

Tudor is a watch house founded in 1926 and based in Geneva, Switzerland, best known for Black Bay and Pelagos. Crown Auctions offers pre-owned Tudor pieces in its Australian online auctions. Each lot is inspected by specialists and listed with photographs and condition notes.

Hans Wilsdorf registered the Tudor name in 1926 to offer Rolex reliability at a more accessible price. Early Tudors used Rolex Oyster cases and crowns.

Since 2015 Tudor has produced its own manufacture movements, and the Black Bay has become one of the most popular modern sports watches.

Signature styles

The Tudor watches collectors look for

Black Bay

Heritage-inspired divers, GMTs and chronographs.

Pelagos

Titanium professional divers.

Royal

Integrated-bracelet everyday watches.

Availability at Crown

Buying Tudor through Crown

Pre-owned Tudor pieces come to Crown from private collectors and estates, so what is on offer changes week to week. Every lot is inspected by our specialists and photographed in detail, with condition notes, before it goes live. Register once and set a brand alert to hear as soon as a new Tudor lot is listed.

How buying at auction works How every watch is inspected

What to check on a Tudor

✓Vintage Tudors with Rolex-signed crowns and cases are highly collectable. Check that the parts are correct.
✓Modern pieces carry a five-year transferable warranty. Check the warranty card date.
✓Read the condition report and zoom into every photograph before you bid.
✓Factor the buyer's premium and shipping into your maximum bid.

Questions

Does Crown Auctions sell pre-owned Tudor watches?

Yes. Tudor pieces appear in our online auctions as they become available. Every lot is inspected by our specialists before it is catalogued. Set a brand alert to hear when new Tudor lots are listed.

Is Crown Auctions an authorised Tudor dealer?

No. Crown Auctions is an independent Australian auction house and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Tudor. We offer pre-owned pieces at online auction.

How do I know a Tudor lot is genuine?

Each lot is examined for case, dial, movement and papers before listing, and condition notes are published with photographs. Our buying guide explains what to check yourself.