TudorBlack Bay 58

KEY FACTS

• This Tudor Black Bay 58 is offered by a private collector in the United Kingdom
• A one-owner watch purchased new from a Tudor authorised dealer
• Supplied with its Tudor-branded display box, outer box and sleeve, guarantee, booklets, and swing tags
• Currently covered by Tudor’s five-year factory guarantee
• The vendor reports the watch to be in good working order

ABOUT THIS WATCH

• The Black Bay 58 released in 2018, and takes its name from the first 200 metre water-resistant dive watch launched by Tudor six decades prior
• This Black Bay 58 ‘Navy Blue’ brings together these turning points in Tudor’s celebrated history, and wraps them up in the form of a wrist-friendly, 39mm diver with a 200 metre water resistance underlining the watch’s ‘go anywhere, do anything’ nature
• The watch’s case is crafted from stainless steel, with a navy blue dial and matching uni-directional dive bezel inspired by vintage Tudor references
• The absence of a date window on the dial affords the watch a more uniform, cleaner appearance than some of its sea-faring contemporaries, whilst the 12mm height of the case reduces some of the slab-sidedness of the larger, 41mm Black Bay
• A navy blue soft-touch leather strap with a stainless steel clasp is paired with the watch, and serves as a reminder of Tudor’s maritime heritage
• Beneath the screw-down case back beats Tudor’s calibre MT5402, an automatic in-house developed certified-chronometer with a 70-hour power reserve

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