tudor black bay inspired

size：153mm * 111mm * 67mm
color：Color combination
SKU：931
weight:497g

Tudor Introduces a New Black Bay 58 in Red, with

It’s a big year, literally and figuratively, for the Black Bay. This year, Tudor has introduced the all new Black Bay 68, continuing with a naming convention that began with the .

The Black Bay’s Back, Alright! Tudor Launches the

A coleção TUDOR Black Bay conta com relógios de mergulho emblemáticos, tais como o Black Bay GMT. Explore a coleção no site oficial TUDOR.

Tudor 2025 Watch Lineup: Black Bay 58, Pelagos

No new chrono. We hoped for a re-introduction for the Tudor Big Block or Small Block, but we only got the 5-link bracelet on the Black Bay Chrono.So, that’s really .

Hands

Tudor Black Bay 58 goes burgundy. Now, unlike what you think, this burgundy outfit isn’t a cry for attention. The color actually draws inspiration from Tudor history in the form .

Comparative Review – 3 affordable

Since its launch in 2013, the year that Rolex-owned Tudor returned in a big way to the U.S. market after a long hiatus, the sporty, historically inspired Black Bay has taken a firm .

Discover the iconic TUDOR Black Bay

Photo: Tudor The Explorer II’s Cooler Cousin Gets Even Cooler. The Black Bay Pro has always occupied a sweet spot in Tudor’s lineup. At 39mm, it’s more wearable than the .

[VIDEO] Owner’s Review: the Tudor Black Bay “Burgundy”

Tested by the Federal Institute of Metrology or METAS, the Black Bay brings together cutting-edge watchmaking technology with design elements inspired by TUDOR’s nearly seven-decade .

Tudor Black Bay 58, Pro & at Watches & Wonders 2025

Following the 2023 redesign of the 41mm Black Bay, where we saw the burgundy styling return as the model line received METAS Master Chronometer certification, a new full .

Tudor Adds The Black Bay 68 To Its Extensive Black

Tudor returns to the Black Bay 58 in a major way at this year’s Watches & Wonders, with an update inspired by a 1990s prototype that had been nearly lost to time. The latest 58 comes in a bold burgundy colorway, with a bright red dial .

Honestly, though, it’s kinda bewildering how many flavors they have. You got the original Black Bay, then the Black Bay 58 (which, let’s be real, is probably the sweet spot for most wrists – that 39mm size is just *chef’s kiss*). Then there’s the Pro… which is like, the Explorer II’s chill cousin. I personally love it, its really cool. But now with all these new models, it’s like they’re just throwing spaghetti at the wall to see what sticks.

And don’t even get me STARTED on the colorways! Burgundy’s back, baby! Which, honestly, I’m not mad at. Saw something about a burgundy dial that’s supposed to be dropping… reminds me of a car I used to have… but I do wonder if it’s just to much. Red dial?! That’s… bold. I’m not sure I can pull that off, y’know? My friends would think I was trying too hard.

The big deal, though? This METAS Master Chronometer thing. Basically, it means the watches are, like, *super* accurate and can handle a beating with magnetism. Which, yeah, is cool and all, but honestly, does anyone *really* need that? I mean, I mostly just wear my watch to tell the time and, like, not look totally uncool. But hey, I guess bragging rights are worth something.

Speaking of cool, I saw something about a Black Bay 68 – inspired by some prototype from the 90s that almost got lost? That’s kinda cool, like a hidden gem. The “lost to time” bit adds that mysterious air. It’s a clever move.