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“Especially as an Englishman, I think you really appreciate a nice suit and a nice ...
Fitted with a steel and gold bracelet, Tudor’s Heritage Black Bay dive watch incorporates a ...
Tudor’s famous Heritage Black Bay dive watch, capable of fathoming depths of 200 metres, is ...
Nobody can bend it quite like Beckham and Tudor has recruited England’s star footballer for ...
Tudor’s ongoing commitment to producing rugged watches for fearless action men who “reinvent themselves every ...
David Beckham’s tenacity paid off on the football pitch over his 20-year career, making him ...
Tudor welcomes its first in-house chronograph movement, a winning hybrid between sports chronograph and robust ...
The new Tudor Pelagos LHD is a professional dive watch for lefties that features the ...
The 42mm case of the dive watch is crafted in titanium, which is lighter than ...
In 1981, Tudor produced this left-handed dive watch for the French Navy known as Reference ...
The name Pelagos is picked out in red at 6 o’clock and the colours of ...
The steel folding clasp is equipped with an ingenious patented self-adjusting mechanism that contracts and ...
Legibility and luminosity are vital features of a professional dive watch and the Pelagos LHD ...
The new Pelagos LHD, left, is a hardcore professional dive instrument designed specifically for left-handers ...
Modelled on a famous Tudor alarm watch from 1957, the Heritage Advisor will wake you ...
The Tudor Heritage Black Bay watch with a leather strap and folding clasp also comes ...
Tudor’s Heritage Black Bay watch with a burgundy bezel and stainless steel bracelet comes with ...
Tudor’s fabric straps are all made by a specialised passementerie company, which uses the Jacquard ...
Communications firm Edelman released its annual Trust Barometer[1] report last week to coincide with the gathering of world leaders at Davos. As the most influential, powerful and wealthy were gearing up for a week of talks focused on the future of capitalism and meeting the global goals, the Barometer provided stark insight into the challenges we face. Fifty-six percent of people believe capitalism does more harm than good.
