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Tudor 1926 Luna
The Tudor 1926 Luna (91560) is a complication watch from Tudor: a 39 mm 316L stainless steel case, 10.1 mm thick, with an automatic T607-9 movement and 100 m water resistance.
Its lug-to-lug length is unknown, so wrist fit can only be judged from the 39 mm case width.
Research found it at $2,800 list in the US (checked August 2026).
Specifications
From the research, with the sources for each group of facts. Unknown means no source confirmed it.
| The watch [1][2][3] | |
|---|---|
| Brand | Tudor |
| Reference | 91560 |
| Category | Complication |
| Production | Current (introduced 2025) |
| Case and size [2][3] | |
| Case diameter | 39 mm |
| Lug to lug | Unknown |
| Thickness | 10.1 mm |
| Lug width | Unknown |
| Case material | 316L stainless steel |
| Crystal | Domed sapphire |
| Water resistance | 100 m (10 bar) |
| Weight | Unknown |
| Movement [2][3] | |
| Movement | T607-9, automatic |
| Power reserve | 38 hours |
| Accuracy | COSC chronometer (per Oracle of Time, [3]) |
| Bracelet [2][3] | |
| Bracelet or strap | Seven-link bracelet, satin-brushed external links with polished center links (config 91560-67050); folding clasp with safety catch |
| Clasp | Folding clasp with safety catch — no T-fit stated |
| Price and warranty (US) [2][3] | |
| List price (US) | $2,800 (launch US price; 2026 list not directly readable) |
| Street price (US) | Unknown |
| Used price (US) | Unknown |
| Warranty | Inference: Tudor standard 5-year guarantee |
Will it fit?
The research didn’t find a sourced lug-to-lug length for this watch, so the fit can’t be estimated here. If you can measure one, try it in the wrist-fit tool.
What the research found
These are the research’s judgments, scored against Holden’s priorities, not his own words.
Strengths
- Cheapest route to a COSC Swiss moonphase from a major service-backed brand — $2,800 list, observed ~$2.1k secondary [2][3]
- 39 x 10.1 mm proportions are genuinely elegant and easy to wear
- First-ever Tudor moonphase gives it a small historical footnote (99 years without one)
- Three sunray dials, applied furniture, moonphase aperture with polished beveling
Weaknesses
- 38-hour power reserve — Oracle of Time calls it 'almost inexcusable' for a modern watch [3]
- Moonphase execution is standard/off-the-shelf in character: 'nothing particularly innovative or exciting' [3]
- Movement base and service story unpublished — provenance ambiguous
- No T-fit or stated micro-adjust on the bracelet clasp
Research scores, 0 to 10
| Execution and feel in the hand | 7.2 |
|---|---|
| Design identity | 7.8 |
| Value at a realistic price | 7.8 |
| Long-term ownership | 7.0 |
| Movement and engineering | 5.8 |
| Wearability and proportions | 8.6 |
| Versatility and durability | 6.8 |
| Fit with Holden's collection | 7.8 |
Also on Holden’s list
Other complication watches on his list.
Sources
- TUDOR 1926 Luna watch - 39mm steel case, Moon phase indicator - m91560-0001/-0002/-0003 tudorwatch.com · read August 26, 2026
- Introducing the Tudor 1926 Luna, Tudor's first moon phase watch timeandwatches.com · read August 26, 2026
- Tudor Unveil the 1926 Luna, Their First Ever Moonphase Wristwatch oracleoftime.com · read August 26, 2026
Personal research, not a source of truth. Spotted an error? Email a correction.