Eiseman Jewels and TUDOR Celebrate NorthPark Center Boutique Opening

Eiseman Jewels and TUDOR have officially opened the first TUDOR boutique in North Texas, located at NorthPark Center in Dallas. The milestone was marked with a ribbon-cutting ceremony attended by Adam Bossi, Vice President of TUDOR Watch U.S.A.; Richard D. Eiseman Jr., CEO of Eiseman Jewels; Taylor Frank, President of Eiseman Jewels; Nancy A. Nasher, President of NorthPark Development Company; and the boutique’s sales team.

The TUDOR

“The TUDOR dedicated boutique brings exceptional offerings to Dallas’ watch enthusiasts, with limited-edition and new launches available here first,” said Eiseman Jr. He added that the boutique has already received strong support from both NorthPark Center patrons and Eiseman Jewels customers.

Coinciding with the boutique opening, the company unveiled a new Royal model featuring a striking blue dial, diamond-set bezel, and integrated metal bracelet. Designed for versatility and daily wear, the Royal combines elegance with functionality through its self-winding movement and signature notched bezel. The boutique also showcases TUDOR icons including Black Bay, Pelagos, and Ranger, along with boutique-exclusive and limited-availability timepieces for collectors.

Founded in 1926 and formally established by Hans Wilsdorf in 1946, the company is known for Swiss-made watches that combine reliability, refined aesthetics, and value. The brand’s “Born To Dare” campaign reflects its heritage of crafting watches for adventurers on land, sea, and ice.

Eiseman Jewels, a family-owned jeweler for 62 years, is recognized as a premier Southwest retailer offering fine jewelry, GIA-certified diamonds, and luxury watches including TUDOR, Rolex, Cartier, and others. The company recently redesigned and expanded its NorthPark Center salon, featuring the boutique, a Rolex showroom, and the main Eiseman Jewels salon. Eiseman Jewels has been recognized with multiple awards, including the 2025 WatchPro USA “Best Refurbished Store by a Retailer” and Modern Luxury Dallas’ “Best of the City.”

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