The story of Ladies TUDOR Watches began in the early 1930s. Reflecting the Art Deco fashions of the time, these early models featured rectangular, barrel-shaped, or bevelled cases, offering a captivating variety. These captivating timepieces occupy a unique space at the crossroads of jewelry and watchmaking. They are renowned for their delicate beauty and unwavering reliability. Hans Wilsdorf envisioned TUDOR Ladies Watches as dress watches for women, offering the same dependable standards as his renowned Rolex brand, but at a more accessible price point. His unwavering commitment to creating lasting timepieces extended to both men's and women's watches, ensuring Swiss-made quality for all.

In keeping with this tradition of innovation, 2022 saw the introduction of a new two-tone steel and yellow gold version of the Black Bay line. Featuring fixed bezels, the Black Bay 31, 36, 39, and 41 S&G models imbue the collection with a unique aesthetic. Their curved cases, accentuated by polished yellow gold sections, represent a subtle departure from the brand's tool watch spirit, embracing a sophisticated and versatile elegance with a touch of unisex chic.

The year 2022 also welcomed new additions to the TUDOR Royal line, including a steel women's watch and a steel and gold variation. This collection seamlessly blends classic and sporty elements, offering a compelling option for the modern woman.

Throughout the 20th century, the lives of women underwent a significant transformation. As they assumed an ever-growing number of roles in the workplace and at leisure, TUDOR recognized this evolution. The brand celebrated this new status for women by creating timepieces that catered to their expanding needs. Ladies TUDOR Watches became a testament to the pioneering spirit of women who excelled in various fields, both in sports and beyond.