Fastrider

The Tudor Fastrider was born from a partnership with Ducati, capturing the spirit of high-performance motorcycles in a bold chronograph. Its 42mm case and integrated pushers give it a sporty wrist presence, while the collaboration with Ducati is reflected in vibrant dial colors and racing-inspired details. This model appeals to collectors seeking a modern Tudor with genuine motorsport pedigree, distinct from the brand’s vintage-inspired lines.

Key references like the 42000 series house the automatic caliber 7753, offering a reliable 46-hour power reserve and quick-set date. Variants include matte black ceramic bezels and dial options ranging from classic black to Ducati red or yellow, with matching leather or rubber straps. Price differences are mainly driven by dial color rarity, condition, and whether the original strap and box are included.

When buying a Fastrider, check for the original Ducati collaboration elements, especially on limited editions. The ceramic bezel models tend to command higher prices due to their scratch resistance and visual impact. This reference doesn’t face the aftermarket parts issues seen in some Tudors, but complete sets with full accessories and Ducati branding are most desirable for collectors.