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  • Tudor Black Bay

    Silver Treasure: Testing the Tudor Black Bay Fifty Eight 925

    Tudor has brought silver back onto the scene with its Black Bay Fifty Eight 925. How good is this watch with the striking taupe dial? We find out in this in-depth, hands-on review. Tudor is one of the few brands whose desirability has increased significantly in recent years. This is mainly due to the attractiveness...

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    Feb 28, 2022 by Jens Koch

    Sponsored: Boasting Cutting Edge Technology, G-SHOCK Introduces Its Latest MT-G

    G-SHOCK’s premium MT-G collection of timepieces has long been found at the crossroads of bold style and cutting edge technology, and with the new MTGB3000BD1A that trend only continues. Found as part of the larger MTGB3000 series, the watch is constructed of stainless steel, fine resin, and carbon, and features a renewed Dual Core Guard Structure...

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    May 18, 2022 by WatchTime

    Easy Rider: Reviewing the Tudor Black Bay Chrono

    In honor of its 50-year chronograph history, Tudor issued the Black Bay Chrono — a subtle combination of traditional aesthetics and modern watchmaking. With a slim case, dials with contrasting subdial counters, and a contemporary movement, it is more than just another classic watch remake. We found an authentic setting for our test that reflects...

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    Jan 13, 2022 by Martina Richter

    Blue Lagoon: Testing the Tudor Black Bay Fifty-Eight Navy Blue

    Tudor has expanded its popular Black Bay Fifty-Eight series of dive watches. The latest addition is a blue version with a manufacture caliber and a moderately sized 39-mm case that won the “Challenge” watch award at the 2020 Grand Prix d’Horlogerie de Genève (GPHG). How does Tudor’s award-winner fare in our test? The Tudor label...

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    Jan 6, 2022 by Jens Koch

    Tudor Goes Diving with the French Navy: Introducing the Pelagos FXD

    Few brands generate as much buzz as does Tudor these days with new releases from its vintage-inspired dive watch collections — as witness the excitement over this year’s launches of the Black Bay Chronograph and Black Bay Ceramic. The latest, hailing from the Rolex-owned watchmaker’s Pelagos family, is an unusual, military-grade watch purpose-built for the...

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    Nov 15, 2021 by Caleb Anderson

    Hands-On with the Next Generation of Tudor Black Bay Chronographs

    Tudor can always be counted on to make a splash at international watch events, and that held true once more at this year’s virtual Watches & Wonders fair, during which the brand released the latest updates to its ever-popular Black Bay collection. Leading the charge were two new precious-metal editions of the smaller-sized Black Bay...

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    Aug 16, 2021 by Caleb Anderson

    WATCH TEST

    Deep Black: Testing the Tudor Black Bay Dark

    A black watch is perfect for diving in deep dark waters, and it looks great on dry land, too. In this feature from WatchTime's June 2017 issue, we test Tudor’s popular model in its recently launched all-black version: the Tudor Heritage Black Bay Dark. Original photos are by OK-Photography.

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    Aug 10, 2021 by Alexander Krupp

    Tudor Introduces Black Bay Fifty-Eight Bronze: New Size, New Bracelet

    Tudor returned to watch-industry headlines recently, for good reason, with the unveiling of the latest addition to its popular, “mid-sized” Black Bay 58 collection, the Black Bay Fifty-Eight Bronze, which offers not only the namesake bronze case but also the option to wear it on a solid bronze, Oyster-style bracelet. Featuring the aesthetics of previous...

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    Jun 30, 2021 by Caleb Anderson

    A New Level of Mastery: Tudor Black Bay Ceramic Debuts with Master Chronometer Caliber

    Those who have followed Tudor in recent years have undoubtedly recognized that the Rolex-owned brand has forged a solid identity of its own, at times even venturing outside its parent’s corporate umbrella to work with other watch-industry partners, the most notable instance being its collaboration with Breitling to develop the caliber for 2017’s Black Bay...

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    May 26, 2021 by Mark Bernardo

    Behind Giants, Tudor Unveils a New Time-Only, Silver-Dial Black Bay in Three Sizes

    Tudor made major waves the past few weeks with the release of its precious-metal Black Bay 58 editions, as well as major updates to its Black Bay Chronograph series, at Watches & Wonders. But Tudor had one more release up its sleeve, perhaps a bit overshadowed behind those two giants. The non-diver, time-only Black Bay...

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    May 3, 2021 by Caleb Anderson

    Silver and Gold: Tudor’s Black Bay 58 Gets a Precious-Metal Refresh (Updated with Live Photos)

    It’s no secret that Tudor’s Black Bay has been one of its most successful collections in recent times, and the success of the Fifty-Eight sub-family within that collection has been evident since its release in 2018. Last year, capitalizing upon this success, Tudor unveiled a new blue variation of the Black Bay Fifty-Eight to much...

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    Apr 15, 2021 by Caleb Anderson

    Tudor Black Bay Bronze Bucherer Blue Surfaces in the U.S., Exclusive to Tourneau

    Tudor has used blue as a traditional color in its watches since 1969, when the first Tudor Oyster Prince Submariner, Ref. 7021, debuted with a blue dial. In 2016, the brand began using a distinctive “Bucherer Blue” for special models sold in Europe and made in partnership with mega-retailer Bucherer. This year, Tudor finally brings...

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    Jan 22, 2021 by Mark Bernardo

    TREND PIECE:

    Two-Tone Tendencies: The Hottest Bicolor Watches of 2019

    Depending on execution, two-tone timepieces can come off as a striking alternative to your daily wristwear or fall into the domain of over the top and extravagant. Despite the fine line that exists between good looking and gauche, two-tone has emerged as one of 2019’s hottest trends with the halls of Baselworld and SIHH filled...

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    Nov 25, 2019 by WatchTime

    PERFORMING A HAKA:

    Tudor’s New Black Bay Chrono for the New Zealand All Blacks (with Live Images)

    The Rugby World Cup is a men’s rugby union tournament contested every four years between the top international teams. As the official timekeeper of the Rugby World Cup 2019 in Japan (September 20 to November 2), Tudor will equip all participating referees with a Black Bay Chrono in Steel (see WatchTime’s review from 2018). More importantly: As a...

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    Sep 14, 2019 by Roger Ruegger

    WATCH TO WATCH

    Tudor Embraces Two-Tone With Black Bay Chronograph S&G

    Tudor's 2017 release of its first Black Bay Chronograph in 2017 was one of the watch world's most intriguing stories that year, mostly owing to the timepiece's use of a new movement sourced not from Tudor's "big brother" brand, Rolex, but from stopwatch specialist Breitling. The new Black Bay Chronograph S&G (Steel & Gold) is a vintage-look two-tone timepiece that will remind many Rolex aficionados of the classic "John Player Special" Cosmograph Daytona model of the late 1960s.

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    Aug 15, 2019 by Mark Bernardo

    Baselworld 2019:

    WatchTime’s Official Editors’ Round Table for Baselworld

    Baselworld 2019 will most likely go down as the show’s deciding year: On one hand, Baselworld had to deal with yet another significantly lower number of exhibitors (and visitors); on the other hand, the show’s new management also had to make sure the outlook for 2020 would be convincing enough to bring back large portions...

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    Apr 6, 2019 by WatchTime

    BASELWORLD 2019:

    A U.S. Navy Prototype Resurfaces: The Tudor Black Bay P01

    Back in 1967, while it was a supplier of watches to the U.S. Navy, Tudor developed a prototype for a new, tactical divers’s watch, meeting a set of specifications set by the U.S. government, to replace the standard-issue Oyster Prince Submariner Ref. 7928. This prototype, code-named “Commando” never saw the light of day, as the...

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    Mar 21, 2019 by Mark Bernardo

    FEATURE

    Building the Foundation, Part 4: The In-House Movements of Tudor

    Rome wasn’t built in a day — and neither was Rolex, Patek Philippe, Jaeger-LeCoultre and other watch manufacturers praised for their vertical integration and lauded for their array of in-house calibers. While we all applaud the handful of brands that bring new and increasingly complicated calibers to market virtually every year, we also should take...

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    Aug 13, 2018 by Mark Bernardo

    BASELWORLD 2018 REVISITED:

    Vintage Eye for the Modern Guy: Tudor Black Bay Fifty-Eight

    Tudor once again expanded its critically-acclaimed Black Bay collection at Baselworld 2018. Since its initial release in 2012, the brand has almost every year sought to grow the Black Bay’s appeal, most recently by shifting from an ETA movement to an in-house caliber, adding many different color and material options, and by slightly modernizing the...

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    Apr 8, 2018 by Caleb Anderson

    BASELWORLD 2018:

    Hands-On with the Tudor Black Bay GMT

    If you’ve been active on social media at all over the past two days, there’s a good chance you’ve seen Tudor‘s latest release and the debate that has quickly surrounded it. Working closely with big brother Rolex, Tudor released the Black Bay GMT with a familiar red-and-blue bezel. The watch is attractive, follows the ever-popular...

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    Mar 23, 2018 by Logan R. Baker

    Highlights from WatchTime’s March-April Issue, On Sale Now

    The second WatchTime issue of 2018 hits newsstands today, with highlights ranging from an interview with Zenith CEO Julien Tornare, profiles of Antoine Preziuso and Ulysse Nardin CEO Patrick Pruniaux, a test of the Tudor Black Bay Chronograph, in-depth reviews of new watches from IWC Schaffhausen, Longines, Omega, and Oris, a deep dive into the state of...

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    Mar 13, 2018 by WatchTime
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