From desert dust to racetrack grit, TUDOR has long been a name whispered in pit lanes and shouted from podiums. Since the 1950s, the Swiss watchmaker has lived life in the fast lane—its chronographs strapped to the wrists of daredevils and dreamers who chase glory one millisecond at a time. Now, in 2025, that legacy accelerates into a bold new chapter with the debut of the Black Bay Chrono “Carbon 25”—a sleek, high-octane tribute to TUDOR’s enduring romance with motorsport.

Stripped down to its purest form of performance, the “Carbon 25” is as daring as the racing machines that inspired it. Its case—rendered entirely in featherweight carbon fibre, right down to the end-links—is punctuated by matte black titanium pushers. Beneath this stealthy shell beats the Manufacture Calibre MT5813: a COSC-certified engine boasting a column-wheel chronograph complication built to measure speed with surgical precision. Paired with a carbon-fibre tachymetric bezel, every fraction of time becomes an opportunity to surge ahead.

But this isn’t just about utility—it’s about identity. The visual DNA of the timepiece takes cues from the striking 2025 livery of the Visa Cash App Racing Bulls Formula One Team, whose drivers Liam Lawson and Isack Hadjar have become modern-day muses for the Maison. The carbon-fibre chronograph sub-counters, the hybrid strap, the minimal red accents—they all nod to the speed, adrenaline, and aesthetics of F1’s next generation.

On the caseback? A discreet nod to exclusivity. Each of the 2,025 individually numbered pieces carries the spirit of its debut year—a milestone in TUDOR’s ongoing journey at the intersection of mechanical innovation and high-velocity style. The PVD-coated titanium offers stealth luxury, while the watch itself is a wearable avatar of the racetrack: bold, fast, uncompromising.