Black Bay

History of the Tudor Black Bay watch
 
TUDOR’s Black Bay collection draws on sixty years of diving watch heritage to create an iconic timepiece that fuses tradition and modernity. From the introduction of the legendary reference 7922 in 1954 to today’s developments, each Black Bay model carries with it the heritage of underwater exploration.
 
Features of the Tudor Black Bay red watch
 
The Black Bay houses a self-winding mechanical movement, encased in a 41 mm steel case. It features a burgundy bezel that adds a touch of distinction and elegance, while technical innovations such as the T-fit clasp and the Master Chronometer Certification awarded by METAS ensure its reliability and precision.
 

Tudor Black Bay collection catalogue
 
The Black Bay collection offers a variety of models to suit the tastes and needs of watch lovers. From the Black Bay Ceramic, with its matt black ceramic case and Master Chronometer certification, to the Black Bay 54, which pays homage to TUDOR’s first diving watch with its 37 mm case and Manufacture Calibre, each piece represents the technical excellence and timeless style of the brand. The Black Bay 31, 36, 39 and 41 models offer a unique and versatile aesthetic, while the Black Bay GMT and Black Bay Pro expand the functional capabilities of the collection, meeting the demands of travellers and professionals.
 
Why choose a Black Bay?
 
Choosing a TUDOR Black Bay is choosing a symbol of tradition and quality. With its rich history in underwater exploration and continuous technical innovation, each Black Bay model offers a unique combination of style, performance and reliability. Whether for adventures on land or at sea, the Black Bay is the perfect companion for those looking for a watch that excels in terms of both design and functionality.