TudorBlack Bay 58

KEY FACTS

• This Tudor Black Bay 58 is offered by a private seller located in Sydney, Australia
• A limited edition version of Tudor's popular diver in collaboration with Google's Watches for Good collective and authorised dealer Reis Nichols
• A one-owner example purchased new by the vendor from Reis Nichols
• ​Presented with its display box, warranty card, travel pouch, booklets and swing tag
• Spare links are also included where said bracelet has been sized
• ​The vendor confirms the watch is in good working order, with some marks to the case and bracelet commensurate with normal wear 

ABOUT THIS WATCH

• ​Following the success of the original Black Bay in 2012, Tudor launched the Fifty-Eight in 2018
• Aimed at vintage enthusiasts, the watch received widespread praise for its wearable 39mm dimensions
• Addressing the slab-sided shape of the regular Back Bay, the ‘BB58’ is also just 12mm thick
• Drawing from vintage Tudor Submariners, the watch channels the 1954 ref. 7922's ‘big crown’ and crown guard-free look, and the iconic ‘snowflake’ hands of the 1967 ref. 7021
• The dial pairs historical charm with practicality with gilt-style elements and ecru-coloured Super-LumiNova on the markers and hands
• This limited edition of Tudor's popular diver is result of Watches for Good, a private collective of watch enthusiasts at Google, commemorating their association with the technology giant
• Limited to 260 pieces, each watch showcases Google's colours encircling the dial at 6 o'clock, and an individually numbered case back featuring the numerical formula for a googol, the colossal number (one followed by one hundred zeros) from which Google derives its name

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