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Tudor Black Bay 54
3'850.00 CHF
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Waterproofness:
Diving (>100m)
Diameter:
37.0mm
Material:
Steel
Power Reserve:
70 hours
Movement:
Automatic
The popular Black Bay line was conceived as a tribute to the brand’s rich history, paying homage to the pioneering designs that form the foundation of TUDOR’s unique aesthetic. Whilst the entire collection has consistently drawn on the distinctive features of earlier diving watches, the Black Bay 54 is regarded as the model that most faithfully reflects its historical roots.
Despite its classic appearance, the watch impresses with forward-looking details such as the dial with a satin-finished sunburst surface and the innovative ‘T-fit’ clasp, which guarantees perfect comfort on the wrist. Inside, the state-of-the-art in-house Calibre MT5400 movement ensures technical excellence and maximum precision. This retro diving watch thus masterfully combines authentic vintage character with the standards of modern luxury watches.
Tudor has identified the historic uses of its watches and reinterpreted them in its latest models.
For example, the French Navy had TUDOR watches delivered without bracelets and then fitted them with their own straps, handmade or otherwise. One of them has been found with a strap made of elastic fabric taken from a French rescue parachute.
David Beckham
Created to set new standards. The philosophy behind Tudor's watchmaking is inspired by the rich heritage of the brand, enriched with state-of-the-art technology, exclusive innovation and groundbreaking creativity.
A wristwatch from Tudor - born to dare.
