Tudor
1926 28mm
91350
Tudor's entry into refined dress watchmaking, scaled for the 28 mm wrist.
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Overview
The Tudor 1926 ref. 91350 is a 28 mm stainless steel dress watch introduced in 2018 as part of the brand's 1926 collection, a line whose name pays homage to the year Tudor was registered as a trademark. Powered by the in-house Cal. T201 self-winding movement, the reference brings genuine mechanical autonomy to a classically proportioned case. Dial options spanning embossed black, white, silver, and blue give collectors a range of tonal expressions within a single, coherent design language.
History
Tudor registered its name in 1926, and the 1926 collection draws directly on that founding moment as its conceptual anchor. The line was launched to occupy the dress-watch segment of Tudor's modern catalogue, a space the brand had not formally addressed for some time. The ref. 91350 represents the smaller 28 mm variant within the collection, broadening the line's reach while maintaining the same movement and finishing standards as its larger siblings. Since its 2018 introduction the reference has remained in active production, a sign of sustained collector and retail interest.
Notable points
- Cal. T201 is a self-winding movement, bringing in-house mechanical credibility to a dress-watch format that often relies on quartz alternatives.
- The 28 mm stainless steel case is deliberately restrained in proportion, suited to smaller wrists and formal contexts alike.
- Embossed dials — available in black, white, silver, and blue — add subtle tactile texture that distinguishes the 1926 from flat-dialled competitors at a similar tier.
- The collection name references 1926, the year Hans Wilsdorf registered the Tudor name, grounding the line in documented brand history rather than invented heritage.
- Continuous production since 2018 places the ref. 91350 among Tudor's stable, long-running modern references rather than a limited or transitional release.
