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REF: M79360N-0001

TUDOR BLACK BAY CHRONO 41MM

Tudor

AUD $8,210

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Details

  • Materials
    Steel case with polished and satin finish. Glass is domed sapphire crystal. Fixed yellow gold bezel with matt black anodised aluminium disc with tachymetric scale, yellow gold markings. Yellow gold screw-down winding crown with the TUDOR rose in relief. Yellow gold screw-down pushers at 2 and 4 o'clock. Riveted steel and yellow gold bracelet, polished and satin finish, with folding clasp and safety catch.
  • Dial
    Black domed dial with applied indexes as hour markers. 'Snowflake' hands. At 3 and 9 o’clock positions are the champagne-coloured 45-minute and seconds sub-counters for chronograph functions. Date window at 6 o'clock position.
  • Functions
    Hours, minutes, seconds, date and chronograph sub-counters. Waterproof to 200 m (660 ft).
  • Power Source
    Self-winding mechanical movement with bidirectional rotor system. Calibre MT5813 (COSC). Power reserve of approximately 70 hours.
  • Diameter
    41.00mm.
  • Guarantee
    Five-year transferable guarantee with no registration or periodic maintenance checks required.

Description

TUDOR BLACK BAY: Sixty years of TUDOR diving history distilled into one truly iconic watch. The Black Bay is powered by a mechanical movement manufactured by TUDOR. The Black Bay draws its most characteristic features from past models in the brand’s history. Its general lines, domed dial and crystal were inspired by the first TUDOR diving watches. It features the particularly prominent winding crown from the famous 7924 reference of 1958, aka the Big Crown, while its characteristic angular hands, known as “Snowflake”, were borrowed from the TUDOR watches used by the French National Navy in the 1970s.