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Introducing the TUDOR 1926 Luna
A Full Moon Rises
Just ahead of the Mid-Autumn Festival—when families gather beneath the brightest moon—TUDOR unveils its first ever moon-phase timepiece: the 1926 Luna, created with a touch of magic from global icon and TUDOR family member Jay Chou. In Eastern tradition, the moon symbolizes unity and togetherness; fittingly, Jay worked alongside TUDOR’s designers to imagine a poetic complication that glows like a full moon lighting the night sky.
Housed in a 39 mm polished 316L steel case, Luna debuts with three domed sun-brushed dials—Black, Blue, and Jay’s champagne-colour—each showcasing a moon-phase aperture at 6 o’clock framed by a perfectly polished bevel. Jay’s champagne dial reveals a “phantom moonlight” gold disc that waxes and wanes beneath an inky cut-out—an elegant wink to lunar mystery.
Inside beats the chronometer-grade Swiss self-winding Calibre T607-9 with moon-phase indicator, delivering dependable precision day after day. A seven-row polished and satin-brushed steel bracelet flows seamlessly to the case, balancing comfort and refinement—the hallmark of TUDOR metal bracelets since the brand’s earliest designs.
True to the brand’s “Born to Dare” ethos, Luna pairs timeless design with real-world performance: 100 m water-resistance, a domed sapphire crystal, and TUDOR’s five-year transferable guarantee.
As the Mid-Autumn Festival celebrates unity beneath the brilliance of the full moon, the TUDOR 1926 Luna stands as a timeless tribute to connection, creativity, and craftsmanship. With its first ever moon-phase complication and the artistic influence of Jay Chou, Luna captures both the poetry of tradition and the precision of Swiss watchmaking. More than a timepiece, it is a luminous reminder that every moment we share is worth celebrating—resplendent, enduring, and rare.