Tudor, the second brand of Rolex, is owned by Rolex Group. From the positioning point of view, Tudor can be regarded as a people-friendly version of Rolex, with entry-level watches starting at 1 10,000, and the highest public price is no more than 100,000. Because Tudor is the younger brother of Rolex, it also continues the advantages of Rolex in design style, such as durability and strong waterproof performance. In recent years, Tudor has been making great efforts in watch design and movement making, and has been well received by virtue of replica watches and self-made movements. The MT series movement produced by Tudor has been powered for three days and passed the certification of the Observatory. Men will choose Tudor more, and Tudor is also on the rise in recent years.

However, from the overall domestic popularity, Tudor is far from the well-known Longines. For many people in China, Longines is a Swiss brand they really want to buy. Longines is not a top brand, but after all, it is a bit classy and well-known, so it won't be lost when worn. Longines are generally affordable, with entry-level prices of around 8,000, which is too high, and there are also many watches with a price of100,000 or more. It is a brand of Swatch Group. With the advantages of the group, it can "enjoy" the benefits of many groups, such as letting ETA movement factory make some movements specially for Longines. Compared with the practical Tudor, Longines is elegant in style and has many series and styles.

Tudor and Longines have their own advantages, and these two brands rarely produce very complicated watches. In the specific choice, if you pay attention to the accuracy and long-term motivation, you may wish to consider the watch of Tudor's self-produced movement. If you pay more attention to popularity and elegance, Longines is a good choice.