Tudor Black Bay series
The Tudor Black Bay series grandly launched the Black Bay 54 watch, paying homage to the brand’s first diving watch The Tudor Black Bay series grandly launched the Black Bay 54 watch. Equipped with a 37mm case and equipped with the original Tudor movement, it pays the most sincere respect to the brand’s first diving watch, the 7922, which came out in 1954, with pure spirit and modern expression.
The Black Bay series mainly draws on Tudor’s early series of diving watches, and the newly launched Black Bay 54 (Black Bay 54) is an almost faithful replica of the brand’s first diving watch, the 7922 model. The classic 37mm case continues the original proportions. But under the retro appearance, it also uses the original single chronograph movement MT5400 of the Tudor watch and the waterproof depth of 200 meters, demonstrating the excellent technical strength that keeps pace with the times. The one-way rotating outer ring without scale marks is also one of the classic designs, which is reminiscent of the vigorous rise of scuba diving in the early 1950s. . In addition, the new watch also shows new ideas in many aesthetic details. The lollipop-shaped second hand is reminiscent of the appearance of the original model. The crown and outer ring are also based on the original proportions, and are innovatively designed according to the principles of ergonomics, with a more modern style.
features
- Classic 37mm stainless steel case, 60-minute stainless steel unidirectional rotating outer ring, no scale marks
- Arched black matte dial, decorated with delicate radial patterns, embellished with gold-plated decoration
- “Snowflake” hands, a major symbol of Tudor diving wholesale watches, came out in 1969, coated with A-grade Swiss Super-LumiNova® luminous coating
- The original Tudor watch movement MT5400 has been certified by the Swiss Official Observatory (COSC), equipped with a silicon hairspring, and has a power reserve of up to 70 hours
- Optional stainless steel three-link “rivet” strap or rubber strap, both equipped with Tudor “T-fit” quick-adjust buckle
- Five-year transferable warranty without registration or periodic inspection
Backtracking to the classics
The Biwan series goes back to the tradition, inherits the classics, and always respects the important design that established the unique aesthetic style of Tudor watches. It incorporates the core design elements of the brand’s past diving watches, and the Black Bay 54 may be the most faithful to the classic watch so far. Its prototype, the Tudor Oyster Prince Submariner 7922, is undoubtedly a masterpiece worth learning from. It is not only recognized and adopted by the Navy, but also widely sought after by professional divers. The initial model of the 7922 model adopts the “small crown” design, and the red triangle mark is not set at the 12 o’clock position, so as to create a more concise and unified appearance. Black Bay 54 follows this tradition, and strives to achieve extraordinary charm through a series of subtle detail designs. Taking the pointer as an example, its proportions have been adjusted to be more in line with modern aesthetics, but the method of fixing it at the bottom is exactly the same as the classic design in 1954. The edge of the outer ring is also innovated on the original basis of the 7922 model, which is not only ergonomic, but also reflects a modern style. The frosted dial decorated with exquisite radial patterns and the “T-fit” buckle that is easy to adjust give Biwan 54 a more modern and fashionable personality. The Tudor original movement MT5400 guarantees the excellent performance of the watch with advanced technology. cheap watch review