The Most Underappreciated Watch from Tudor - 1926 Review

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When it comes to Tudor, the watch that first comes to mind is undoubtedly the dense Black Bay collection of heritage-inspired dive watches. However, in Tudor's entry-level position, there is another intriguing, dressier option that follows Tudor's former history with third-party movements - the Tudor 1926. In this video, we'll take a detailed look at my favorite watch from one of Tudor's least talked-about collections.
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[@mdog1357]

The 1926 was my first venture above the 1000 price point. I've had it for going on 2 years now and I just keep enjoying more and more.

[@dommystokes2091]

Same for me. I just bought mine today in Luzern Switzerland. I’m inlove.

[@P3ND3M]

@@bluesh0essame here! Turning 30 next month and looking to treat myself. First watch over 1k

[@eliyahum4285]

Just bought a 41mm 1926 with the blue hands, my first Tudor. I fell in love with the simple elegance.

[@FrankieTech]

Great video Teddy! My wife bought the 36 mm opaline and blue as her first Tudor a few months back and she loves it! It’s definitely overlooked though because it’s actually a great everyday watch she uses all the time.

[@alfieakaronaldog]

Not getting one for yourself then? 🥴 I hope she did not overlook a Black Bay 😉

[@walkerb1734]

As a fellow Clevelander, I love seeing the city in the background! Plus, any Tudor-related content automatically gets a 'thumbs up' from me!!!

[@papatriot9882]

Agree with this Teddy. Went to my AD this week to look at the Tudor GMT and ended up walking out with the 1926 in 41mm on the brown strap. It's just a really simple watch with everything I need - auto, sapphire, screw down crown, the strap has rubber on the inside. Rotating it with my more expensive watch and it's perfect for me as it's the polar opposite of my sports watch.

[@mrjasonrowland]

I have the 39mm white/opaline dial 1926. Mine is a few years old now so it has the top grade ETA movement in it. It’s a very thin and comfy watch to wear. Wears and looks larger thanks to the white dial and thin bezel. It’s all dial. One of my favorite pieces. Super versatile. Screw down crown, 100m of water resistance, and an outstanding and comfortable bracelet should you choose to use it. It looks more casual in person than in photos. Works with shorts or a suit. Understated and then those blue hands and indices hit the light and POW!

[@teekoh]

Awesome to see some love for this watch. I bought the 39mm exact same opaline and blue model two years ago. Pretty positive it came with an ETA 2824 back then. It's not the most expensive watch in my collection, but I love it and I've got some great memories with - it was on my wrist the first time I held my son :)

[@theovich7713]

congratulations on the milestone with the family. I gave my pops this watch for xmas/retirement in 36mm. Hans would be over the moon with tudor

[@chriscon8463]

These are beautiful watches! Do they have any lume? Thanks!

[@theovich7713]

@@chriscon8463 no lume.

[@chriscon8463]

@@theovich7713 Not a dealbreaker for me since it’s primarily a dress watch, but really nice to know! Thank you.

[@teekoh]

@@chriscon8463 Hey Chris, no lume.

[@LuckyJack99]

The Tudor brand is just knocking out of the park left and right….beautiful designs, brilliant quality and even some innovative in house movements. Love it !

[@MeetTheSLAYER]

As a person not a fan of diver watches, the 1926 from Tudor is a watch that I would add to my small collection in a heart beat. Nicely done and sleek watch, and I really like how the bracelet sets it all off. The Opaline dial serves the watch justice with the blue Arabic and index numerals. If I had the money to spend on a watch right now, I would jump on this right now.

[@AllTheHandlesTaken]

Late to the party, but I love this one. The one you showed off is my favorite size and dial combination. It's not a beater, but also not trying to make a large statement. It's one I can wear in a wide variety of situations and with individuals from various backgrounds without feeling out of place.

[@lesstover649]

Found mine at a pawn shop in perfect condition, paid 1200.00, pretty good deal and quickly becoming one of my favorites.

[@blurayauthority]

I bought one of these today. I’d wanted an Omega Aqua Terra, but for less than half the cost and it being a Tudor, I’m excited to put it on the wrist.

[@mjhastings4534]

Still happy with the 1926?

[@blurayauthority]

@@mjhastings4534 No, I sent it back a few days later.

[@ErikL727]

Long overdue. This watch is a tremendous value. A real strap-monster that can be dressed up or down easily. Also a solid nod to the Tudor Oyster Dates of the past. There’s heritage here, it’s just that people are unaware.

[@TheSandipDev]

Thank you for reviewing a variety of watches. I am tired of other reviewers dissecting every tiny change that rolex makes. You are easily my favourite reviewer. Also love your straps. The grey black nato singlehandedly saved my seiko 5

[@justthisguyyouknow42]

Got a link to that Nato? Would love to check it out.

[@shaneswann2452]

Just got this one today in the 39mm variant. It’s #10 in my collection, and my first luxury watch. I couldn’t be happier with it!

[@robertparker6349]

Wow, a Tudor I can actually afford !! And to me more beautiful than the Black bay models. Thanks, Teddy.

[@GR-fn9qs]

I have a BB GMT & a Tudor Royal, now I want this one too. Simple, beautiful and versatile.

[@mohamedsalama4322]

Hi may I ask you about your thoughts on Royal ?,looking to buy one

[@GR-fn9qs]

@@mohamedsalama4322 very underrated, I have the 41mm blue dial one and love it, people won't stop commenting on how cool it is.

[@mariog7213]

Finally someone does a legit video on this watch. I have the 39mm white on blue and it’s amazing. I absolutely love this watch.

[@kws4e]

How is the bracelet, does it have a lot of flex?

[@mariog7213]

@@kws4e the bracelet is great. If by flex you mean lateral flex, then no. It’s very solid, has zero rattle, and the links wrap around your wrist really well because it has the 5 independent links it matches they shape of your wrist. It’s quite comfortable

[@kws4e]

@@mariog7213 Yeah I'm always concerned about rattle, I want the watch to feel solid even when it's not on wrist, you know what I mean?

[@ImranKhan-xk6mr]

Does the 39mm look good for your wrist size, what is the circumference of your wrist (if you wish to answer, much appreciated if you do)

[@mariog7213]

@@ImranKhan-xk6mr my wrist is slightly over 7 inches and it wears amazing. It works well as a dress watch despite it being 39mm because it’s so thin. It just melts on your wrist. I’d try one out at an AD. At first I wanted the 41mm but I ended up with the 39. The 36 was just too small for my liking but it has excellent proportions

[@cashking2994]

Love the wrist shots in an everyday setting, you walking, tying your show laces etc… your channel and business are going places, excellent work

[@oOoScarecrow31oOo]

I’ve discovered that piece quite recently, but I love it: this is gonna be my next dress watch. You have multiple options here and I will go for a 1926 two tones in 36 mm. This old-school textured dial with gold accent will definitely dress up compare to the BB36 classic Explorer like design. And now it’s also available on leather strap! 😎 The only negative you could point at would be the movement. Not a problem for me as Tudor is regulating their watches quite good.

[@villagranvicent]

That's exactly the one I just bought this week and it is awesome :) 36mm, leather, white/gold dial. Love it!

[@DCTag]

I like the new backdrop. It’s bright. Seems more open.

[@MarioGonzalez-yq3gw]

Co-sign.

[@adimakhija9003]

Just bought one last week as my first ever Swiss watch purchase! Looks great and very accurate as well! Astounding value for the price.

[@garagebeers1]

Ordered one from my AD because of your video. I think I’m going to love it. It’s my first dip into the “luxury” market.

[@topher.m]

I recently picked one up. Amazing watch and the bracelet is so underrated!

[@shaneswann2452]

I can’t afford many of the “big boy” watches, but as a newer collector, this is my grail watch. The price point is so good for a watch like this!

[@emhezmfe]

Same here, if I get lucky, this one is attainable for me. I love the specific model shown here, with the blue hour markers and hands... stunning!

[@silvermediastudio]

If you can't afford a few thousand for a watch you shouldn't be collecting watches. You should be educating yourself, improving your skills, working hard, and networking until your income is over 200K. Then consider collecting luxury items.

[@F80mthree]

⁠@@silvermediastudioYou don’t need $200,000 a year to afford a $2,000 watch. Also, yes it’s a luxury item but if you’re an up and comer in a corporate setting then having a statement piece like this is actually justifiable assuming you don’t have to go into debt for a watch. (Which I’d agree with you would be idiotic to do)

[@silvermediastudio]

@@F80mthree I think you misread/misunderstood my comment. And no, an "up and comer" should not be wearing a statement piece. Literally rule #1 is never out shine the master/boss.

[@davidhost7133]

Been watching Teddy now for quite some time, a couple of years at least. Yes I watch other channels on watches. But I have to say Teddy is definitely one of my favourites. Always good honest reviews and plenty of useful good advice. So keep up the good work please.

[@Wristrollsweden]

Found out about this watch yesterday and was looking for a good review and couldn't really find one. And boom here it came! Thanks, really wanting a 39mm one after this.

[@MaximumRes]

This thing is a timeless classic beauty. Love it

[@cgessner2004]

Good work, well done!. I'm a Swiss Guy and a think your footage looks like a Swiss army knife . Good in quality and easy to understand

[@triniboy05]

I purchased the 36mm opaline & blue at the end of 2019 because I wanted to get a DJ alternative that was more affordable but still high quality. I couldn’t get a good fit at all with the bracelet (6.75” wrist) and it’s quite boring in person. Edit: nice review and production as always, thanks.

[@jeremygreenberg1279]

Thanks for the video. This is a great daily driver with simplicity as a strength and versatility as well.

[@marioschristodoulou2390]

I can’t believe I was just looking at the 1926 - and thinking how I’ve never seen one reviewed yet it is an incredible looking timepiece - thanks Teddy , you’ve probably just put the price up 😃

[@dannysimenauer5745]

I like the videos aimed at value collectors like myself. I had no idea Tudor made the 1926 line until this video. Keep making these great value videos.

[@DavidSmith-xc2xz]

Nice video. I like the idea of the cheapest house in the pretty nice neighborhood, and have always thought the Opaline and blue is a stunner. Haven't handled it yet, but the 41 would probably be a great fit for my 8" wrist as well.

[@pattymiller2160]

Thanks for featuring this watch. I was unaware of the 1926 and after seeing it, I'm sold! Great video.

[@dereksalley7231]

Great video as always, Teddy. My first Tudor was the BB Chronograph, which is amazing. But then I wanted something a little more "everyday" and absolutely LOVE this watch, having bought the exact model you've reviewed here. Feel on the wrist is sublime, legibility and beauty in the dial outstanding, with attention to detail and quality punching well above its weight. If I had a gripe it's the relatively brief power reserve of 38 hours- even 55 hours would have been nice, but at this price, with the money saved a person could go buy a quality watch winder and not feel they'd spent too much. It is truly phenomenal that Tudor has created their entry level at this price point with this much watch!

[@krob528]

I’m loving all the Tudor reviews. I have the Tudor GMT after looking for a rolex GMT alternative and love it. In fact I’ve fallen in love with the Tudor brand all together and currently considering the Glamour date date. I love a Rolex and own a few but I always fell like people think I’m trying to flex if I wear it on the daily thus wearing a Tudor watch works better for me. I can throw on a rolex if I am going out and actually am trying to impress.

[@johnsports32]

Was very close to purchasing the 1926 a couple years ago at the AD but they didn’t have the 39mm. I instead splurged a purchased a Globemaster. No regrets but I still think the 1926 is a great timepiece for the money. I think it would be a great comparison with the Monta Noble.

[@146trizzle]

Recently started watching your videos and started looking into Tudor. I visited their website and my eyes were immediately drawn to this watch. So happy you did a video over it and had similar mindset. Cant wait to go view one in person and hopefully make the purchase as my next upgrade in my watch collection. Love the videos

[@RoverTheDog1]

I have the 36mm black dial, it's a really good looking watch especially on wrist

[@KVenturi]

The 36mm of that watch is perfect

[@emhezmfe]

36mm seems really small, but it appears with this model, a 36 looks/wears more like a 39 or 41?

[@emhezmfe]

I bought one sight unseen. Really liked the looks of it overall, but even with my small wrist... I really feel 36mm is just a bit TOO small. If I get another, I'll go with the 39mm. I think that would be perfect.

[@angelou27]

Just got this watch yesterday b/c of your videos, Teddy! Love it! I hope to visit your new store someday! Just starting my journey of watch collecting!

[@nicklegg61]

Beautiful 1926 ,blue hands and numerals. Saving for one.

[@baztaylor8015]

Great vid Teddy. As a BB58 owner, I am looking at the 1926 39mm as a companion watch. Would like to throw it on blue leather or rubber as a summer watch.

[@larry4789]

I have the BB58 too, it'll be 2 years old at xmas.

[@IvanBustos]

I have the BB58 in blue and looking to pair this with it as well

[@chriswatchreviews4752]

I have been eyeing this model for 2 years now Teddy, and you may have just pushed me over the ledge to purchase one!

[@youcanthandleitt]

I bought mine today Teddy absolutely love it since your video came out I’ve been trying to get my hands on one and I finally found my favorite one the 39 mm with the gold entheses thank you so much for this video!!

[@larry4789]

What size wrist have you got ?? I'm undecided between the 39mm and 41mm but haven't actually tried one yet. My BB58 is perfect but most of my other watches are 41mm and one is even 43mm My own wrist is sub 7"

[@youcanthandleitt]

@@larry4789 It’s best to try both of them on, I originally thought I was getting the 41mm put on the 39mm and it was just a happy medium it’s perfect!

[@andreaiacolina]

I truly love this watch. I think it is so underrated and with no reason, because it is so versatile that it could really be a one watch collection, suitable for dressy situation and for an every day use. I bought for me and my wife this exact reference with the blue indexes, one in 36 mm for her and in 39 mm for me and I can say that it is one of my most worn watches. Accurate, elegant and with a movement that is reliable but doesn't cost so much in terms of maintenance. A great watch 💙

[@stu130381]

Bought mine Christmas with the black dial. Lovely watch and bracelet, recommend for future buyers....I prefer this to the Tag Carerra which was £1000 more. I quite like dress watches as my everyday style Only negative is the case is getting light scratches

[@cagenazariah]

Loving the new backdrop, Teddy. As a former Ohioan it brings me back home! As far as the timepiece; I’ve been torn between the 1926 and the new PRX auto for a few months as a graduation gift. May just pull the trigger on this after all.. great review!

[@vandyjoe621]

The real dilemma haha. Love the PRX but I have to say, Tudor commemorates a graduation a little better IMO. You’ll have it for life

[@WatchUnwind]

Two great choices but I think I’d go for the Tudor if you can swing the price difference. Going to hold its value better not that you will ever sell it because it’s a continental gift to yourself but also I think looking at it on your wrist day after day you would be happier with the Tudor. Congrats on your graduation !!

[@cagenazariah]

@@WatchUnwind I appreciate your congratulations, definitely taking in your feedback. Thanks for sharing! 👍🏾

[@cagenazariah]

@@vandyjoe621 well said, keeping the Tudor in deep consideration then. Definitely a dilemma hahaha but a good one. Thanks for sharing!

[@Samsa123]

i have the same 41mm blue and white, i love this watch, definitely underrated. Great video!

[@villagranvicent]

I got my 1926 in 36mm yesterday, I choose the white dial, gold numerals, and leather strap combo. Love it!

[@MarioGonzalez-yq3gw]

Great video! I also like the "icy" blue and white dial. Beautiful.

[@maxmillianlim]

Thank you so much for this review Teddy!!! I've been looking forward to it since you last mentioned a video about the 1926 will be coming. I honestly can't wait to get my watch. Unfortunately here in Singapore, I can't readily get it from the Boutique/AD and they have placed me on the intrest list. Cheers mate.

[@bivormallik8664]

Completely agree that so many dial options is not always a good thing, cant decide between opaline and blue vs black dial :(

[@rapramos5687]

hey Teddy is this new setting permanent? Love it but im kinda missing the backdrop from your older videos

[@vianouche1]

Sensitive for backdrops? 🙄

[@anandanil8158]

I liked the old style too

[@JohnnySnipshow]

@@vianouche1 sensitive to ppls questions?

[@Sarge_72]

This watch is gorgeous and will be my 1st luxury watch in the next couple months. Fantastic content !

[@frankanconia2969]

i own this exact watch (opaline 41mm), but as I got it 18 months ago it has the ETA based caliber. I agree that it is an excellent and versatile watch, but I also love to wear another of your favorites - a Hamilton Khaki Auto (on a NATO strap that I got from your store). Love your content.

[@cockstrange]

I bought the 41mm for my 8 inch wrist. In the opaline dial. I love its large presence and ultra slim profile. 100m wr makes it my favorite everyday watch. The bracelet and clasp are buttery smooth

[@Mike-kr9ys]

Great style - simple & elegant. A bit understated, but I like that. I agree with your color choice. Very nice. Would make a great two watch collection: the opaline 1926 plus a Black Bay of your choosing.

[@robertmeyer9870]

Thanks for this video and featuring this particular watch. I was’t familiar with this particular Tudor model or how affordable it really is.

[@MrItchyStitch]

Cool video, I really liked this theme and would like to see more overshadowed models from famous brands. Perhaps the only thing I would change is the lighting, there wasn't much coming from the right resulting in a very high contrast of light/shadow. Great job!

[@RobertNovotnyCZ]

Hey Teddy, for Tudor 1926 41 mm version is lug width 22mm, not 20mm as you have stated in the table. I know it because I own this watch and one year ago I was buying a leather strap for it. Othewise I have enjoyed your video. Cheers

[@stevendawson5178]

I have the 39mm variant, and I absolutely love it! I got it on a whim, and it is probably my most worn watch.

[@timetowatch_francois]

Thanks for sharing this great version of the Tudor line. I found this one very accessible and had already built “my” version, hoping to get it on my wrist one day.

[@kelechinobi3085]

Hi Teddy, another great video. I looked at the 1926 a while ago, when looking for a small daily wearer. It’s a thoroughly competent watch but at this price I’m afraid the Tissot Gentleman is much, much better if you want 39mm. Stowa’s Marine 36 is better at 36mm. Both have better movements and a similar level of finish to the 1926.

[@TheViolentTeddy]

Unless you want a screw down crown and 100m wr. I love the Stowa, but that's stopped me pulling the trigger on that.

[@kelechinobi3085]

@@TheViolentTeddy True 👍

[@albertohernandeza5661]

I’d get one in a split second if I had a chance. Exactly my type of watch. Beautiful and versatile.

[@johncarlolelis7728]

Thanks teddy for helping me getting my first tudor! Just got my new 1926 39mm on a bargain!

[@LlyleHunter]

I have had mine in opaline with gold hands in a stainless case for two years and absolutely love it as my daily watch to wear when I come home or when I’m going to have an easy day at work and all day on weekends for casual wear. It’s a wonderful watch that along with groups of friends makes for a wonderful silver anniversary gift along with their Clair De Rose.

[@Z-Man1973]

This video is exactly the reason I so enjoy your content. I've traditionally not been much of a Tudor fan. The BB58 does absolutely nothing for me, but I'm really intrigued by the 1926. It's a handsome timepiece, and one I could actually see myself owning. Thanks for opening my eyes to this collection that I might not have otherwise made to effort to find.

[@infinity2x0]

Love the 1926 collection, esp in the 36mm. The only reason that I haven't gotten one is that I have a Tudor Monarch II 15650. Though the Monarch II is older and is quartz, I still love this watch for its mini-sub, understated vibe that is so similar to the 1926 collection. Got it for a song back in the day too.

[@kevinranders]

Purchased this watch today (with rose gold indices vs blue)

[@scottbertelson352]

Thanks for the video: great representation of the characteristics. Would be great to see how the 39mm variants do since Rolex discontinued the 39mm OP: in theory, this is the replacement related to size and performance.

[@mariog7213]

I have the 39mm and I love it

[@mrjasonrowland]

Also have the 39mm white dial. Looks and wears like a super thin 40-41mm watch. It’s all dial.

[@flemmingsorensen5470]

Now thats a proper classical watch - fantastic looks and value 👍

[@frankrobertson3022]

Hey Teddy, could you do a look at the Tudor Glamour Date too? I feel like that is also a very overlooked watch.

[@joriz5869]

I'm trying to decide between this Tudor in 39mm, or the Rado Coupole 41mm. Both white dials with blue hands..

[@kylemunn1731]

Just bought one today... I love it! Finishing is absolutely amazing in person.

[@EnigmaAbyss]

Did you pay retail or were you able to negotiate a discount? If so, how much?

[@kylemunn1731]

@@EnigmaAbyss Retail at watches of Switzerland. The buying experience was really fun.

[@miguelschoedel7691]

The 1926 is a stunner. The dial is perfection.

[@waqasshaban7663]

I’m loving these high quality intros!

[@jamesdaly1111]

I like it a lot, but the lack of official alternative straps is disappointing as it would look nice on a black or blue leather strap too, as well as the official brown

[@dannyg6592]

I like this watch and I do think it is under appreciated as it represents great value on the Tudor line. I tried on the exact model you feature in your video. It wears very nicely on the wrist but is a bit on the plain side in person. I decided to pass on the 1926 but I’m most likely going to buy a BB58 soon. I do like what Tudor is doing these days.

[@rbntlin]

The rose gold dial looked so much better in person. Got it today

[@janssensbaskoro]

Gonna get one of these as my daily driver and an aqua terra as a dress watch, and the god tier casioak as a beater 😅

[@dtm4trix]

Nice video....I actually got the 28 mm with the opaline dial and blue hands for my girlfriend a year ago for her birthday. She loves it... although she's really hard to find a watch for because her wrists are soooo small. Had to end up getting a hand made leather band . But I still love this watch.

[@manman464]

What a beautiful and elegant watch I didn't even no it existed

[@mdv_83]

this has convinced me to try and probably buy yhe 41mm

[@jeanclod2925]

Excited to learn more about this culture. New to watches, appreciate the wealth of information 🙏💪✌️

[@adrianriley780]

I am looking for a new watch you have just convinced me to buy a 1926 the exact same model. Thank you

[@deedee8568]

The IWC Portuguese ! But thankfully potentially smaller ! For loads less cash ! Win win ! I think the 39 or 36 would be more your size. And mine, 19cm. Doesn't the BB also have many variations, or very similar models (pelagos)...

[@johnteill_]

I looked at the 1926 on the tudor website but everyone of them came on a brown leather strap....now I love brown but I don't want it on a steel watch....do they offer other colors

[@mikepaul2372]

Thanks for the insight on this watch. Would love to see it with Roman numerals sort of like the Sinn 1746 klassik. Not a huge fan of the Rotor Self-winding info on dial ether.

[@vktravellog1242]

This is a stunner! I saw this a few years ago and it caught my eye

[@caktaylor]

I've almost purchased this watch on several occasions. I just with it were a little more on the sporty side of a dress watch.

[@mrjasonrowland]

It wears and looks a bit more sporty in real life.

[@paolodiaz3015]

Another overlooked Tudor watch line is the Glamour. Great watch for its value, similar to the 1926 but aesthetically better. Great choice for the "Go anywhere, do anything" type watch. #IMO . Great video Teddy, hope you can review the Glamour as well.

[@infamousmarcos]

Dude I was just about to ask you to make a video about this watch. Thanks, Teddy!

[@SMahoney017]

Just ordered this watch. I can’t wait for it to be delivered today!

[@KRaikkonenSF]

There's a whole bunch of people, which i am part of, who just do not want to spend 5k on a watch. I must have spent 4-5k in total for a collection of watches. I would do this any day over spending it all on a Rolex. Poeple with reasonable expectations will without a doubt deem this Tudor good enough. It's just like with computers. I don't spend 2k on a pro-gamer laptop because I'm not a pro-game. I'd be setting money on fire. So instead I spend that 1k on a middle-class product, which is easily complex enough and with good performance, which is a much wiser purchase. This product you're showing is exactly that.

[@dahill0780]

Teddy do a video on the Tissot Gentleman vs Formex Essence 39. I know they are different segments; just do them anyway.

[@kws4e]

Formex by far, it's worth the small premium.

[@carloswillatkins]

For me, it was this or the bb41 blue hertiage . I still keep coming back to this watch . 😅will pick this up soon.

[@RobertOrtiz1015]

I like this watch more than the black bay but i am not a huge fan of large bezels and dive watches... I wish you would have paired this watch with some different straps to see its versatility... other than that... thanks for video and bringing light to this beautiful watch.

[@rnapol3266]

Thank you so much for this review! Spot on, she is marvelous