Tudor
1926 41mm
91650
Classic proportions, modern movement — the 1926 line distilled.
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Overview
The Tudor 1926 ref. 91650 is a 41 mm stainless steel dress watch that draws its name and aesthetic sensibility from the decade in which Hans Wilsdorf registered the Tudor trademark. Powered by the in-house self-winding calibre T601, it pairs contemporary movement technology with a deliberately restrained, symmetrical case. Dial options in embossed black, white, silver, and blue give the reference a breadth of character while preserving a unified, formal identity across the range.
History
Tudor introduced the 1926 collection in 2018 as a conscious return to the brand's dress-watch roots, positioning it as a counterpoint to the sport-oriented lines that had long defined Tudor's public image. The reference 91650 represents the larger 41 mm expression within that collection, sitting alongside slimmer and smaller siblings. Since its introduction the line has remained in active production, reflecting sustained collector interest in accessible, in-house-equipped dress watches from a manufacture with deep historical ties to Geneva.
Notable points
- The calibre T601 is a self-winding movement produced in-house, underscoring Tudor's broader shift toward manufacture movements that began in the 2010s.
- At 41 mm, the ref. 91650 occupies the larger end of the 1926 size range, offering a contemporary wrist presence within a classically proportioned case.
- All dial variants feature an embossed texture — a detail that adds tactile depth and visual relief uncommon in entry-level dress watches.
- The four dial colours — black, white, silver, and blue — allow the reference to transition credibly between formal and smart-casual contexts.
- The collection name, 1926, directly references the year Hans Wilsdorf registered the Tudor name, grounding the line's design language in the brand's founding identity.
