TudorBlack Bay Fifty-Eight

This 2021 Tudor Black Bay Fifty-Eight comes as a full set and is being auctioned through an established UK-based dealer. The watch comes with its display box, official chronometer certification, user manual, and guarantee card. Tudor’s international warranty covers the watch until 2026. Further additions to the set include spare bracelet links, plus two spare straps with Tudor hardware. There are no marks on the casing or bracelet. Furthermore, the case back is still covered by a factory-fitted protective seal. The watch’s condition is consistent with the vendor’s ‘AA’ grading.

The Tudor Black Bay Fifty-Eight’s compact dimensions are a throwback to the brand’s first divers’ watch - the original Tudor Submariner - launched in 1958. With a case measuring 39mm in diameter and 12mm in thickness, this modern-day interpretation of a classic was reissued at Baselworld 2018. Both the case and bracelet are finished in stainless steel with polished sides, and ref. M79030B with its navy blue dial and matching unidirectional bezel has proven extremely popular with collectors.

Beating at the heart of this Black Bay Fifty-Eight is Tudor’s MT5402 calibre. This is the second automatic movement to be developed by the Swiss watchmaker and comprises 27 jewels. Chronometer-certified, it has a power reserve of 70 hours and an anti-magnetic balance spring.

Since its reintroduction in 2012, the Black Bay has become a much-loved staple of the Tudor watch family thanks to its range of high-quality materials and movements, tasteful retro design, and hardy character.

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