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Replica Tudor Watches
It is an undoubted fact that Tudor watch company has close relationship with Rolex watch company. Over the next 50 years Tudor made watches that resembled their Rolex brothers, but were using movements sourced from other Swiss manufactures. Tudors are watches made by Rolex. As a matter of fact, the founder of Rolex, Hans Wilsdorf, is also the founder of Tudor. The name ROLEX was invented by Hans Wilsdorf in 1946. The brand name Tudor was chosen because Wilsdorf wanted to pay tribute to the Tudor period of England. The earlier models of Tudor watches are resembled by Rolex models. Therefore, Tudor watches are sub-brand owned by Rolex and known as a secondary brand. They have Rolex cases but not Rolex movements.

Tudor however has not enjoyed the same commercial success as Rolex however they were one of several brands used by the French Navy for its divers with the first Tudor Submariners being purchased in the late 1960's. Additionally the same model was used by the US Navy for its UDT and Navy Seals.

More recently Tudor has been moving away from the similarity with Rolex and has begun to develop its own style as evidenced by the Monarch model. It should also be noted that Tudor does not use Rolex movements. Instead their movement is for the most part 17, 21 or 25 jewel Swiss ETA movements.

Tudor watches do benefit from Rolex technical achievements however and even though the advances may not be recent they are valid in terms of their technological viability. This is especially true when one considers that in many cases Rolex watches carry technology that is ahead of their time.

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