Sumo Wrestlers are Born to Dare
Sumo wrestlers are a different breed. Their physiques, boasting some of the highest muscle mass measurements on earth are the result of extreme, repetitive daily training. To embrace sumo tradition is to make a commitment to live a daring life.
The life of a sumo wrestler, called a rikishi, exists within a heya, or stable, dedicating every day to rigorous practice. Beyond wearing traditional garb, they must adhere to strict discipline and constant self-restraint. This quiet stoicism and humility define their way of life.
True daringness doesn’t always means loud and fast extreme sports; instead, it is found in the daily discipline that pushes mind and body to their limit, and the devotion of one’s life to long term success in the sumo tradition. The same holds true to TUDOR’s daring approach to watchmaking.
And you know what they say about guys with big, powerful wrists? Big watches! That’s right. Which is why the Black Bay 68, Black Bay Chrono, and Pelagos Ultra are right at home in the arenas of the Grand Sumo, reflecting the shared power and dignity of both worlds.