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From racetrack to wrist: Tudor brings its motorsport story to Singapore

By Info60 Singapore Desk•Summary of reporting by CNA•2h ago•0 views•
From racetrack to wrist: Tudor brings its motorsport story to Singapore
Ahead of the Grand Prix, Tudor puts its VCARB partnership in the spotlight at Ion Orchard, with the team’s latest race car, the Black Bay Chrono Carbon 26 and its wider chronograph collection.
Ahead of the Grand Prix, Tudor puts its VCARB partnership in the spotlight at Ion Orchard, with the team’s latest race car, the Black Bay Chrono Carbon 26 and its wider chronograph collection.
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