When I say Tudor, you probably think of the Black Bay and Pelagos – the diver that needs no introduction. But, earlier this year, Tudor launched a new line of watches – the Tudor Style collection. In the official press images, these watches come across as pretty dressy, but you might be pleasantly surprised to find that they cover a wider range of categories in the metal. What do I mean by categories? We’ll cover this a bit more in-depth further down, but I’m talking about categories that "watch guys" often consider, like venue, wardrobe, and heritage. For example, there are four different size options, from 28 mm to 41 mm, you can opt for a leather strap or metal bracelet, and the classic design is surely a plus. Because there are many brands offering a wide range of dress watches in this price range ($2,000 to $3,000), the element of versatility is precisely what the Tudor Style has going for it.

In this hands-on review, we take a look at the stainless-steel models, though additional models are available with two-tone cases and bracelets.