Tudor celebrates its iconic Black Bay watch this year with a new all-gold version. Launched at Watches and Wonders 2024, the Black Bay 58 18k is presented in a 38mm satin-brushed yellow gold case and complemented by a solid gold three-link bracelet. The warm hue of the precious metal is paired with a green dial and bezel, taking the coveted tool watch look to new aesthetic heights. Another first is the open caseback. It brings the Manufacture MT5400 caliber to the fore.
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The latest version of Tudor’s first diver’s watch, introduced in 1958, incorporates all the hallmark features that fans of the Black Bay have come to admire: The snowflake hands introduced in 1969, water resistance to 200 meters (660 feet), applied bold hour markers that combine round and rectangular shapes with a triangle at 12 o’clock, and the domed sapphire crystal that protects the luminous dial as well as the bezel with a luminous dot at 12 o’clock.
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For the first time in a Tudor diver’s watch, the case back is not closed, but fitted with a sapphire crystal disc to reveal the manufacture movement inside.
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Tried-and-tested is the powerhouse within the Black Bay 58 18K that can be admired through this exhibition case back, the C.O.S.C.-certified manufacture Calibre MT5400 with 70 hours of power reserve.
Pricing is set at $32,100.
To learn more, visit Tudor, here.