Tudor Black Bay Bronze 79250BA

Tudor Black Bay Bronze Heritage Black Bay Bronze 43mm 79250BA-0001

Basic Info Listing code : MR0X68 Brand : Tudor Model : Black Bay Bronze Reference number : 79250BA Movement : Automatic Case material : Bronze Bracelet material : Leather Year of production : 2019 Condition : Used (Good) Scope of delivery : Original box, original papers Gender : Men's watch/Unisex Location : Hong Kong, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon Price : HK$18,400 Availability : Item is in stock Caliber Movement : Automatic Caliber/movement : MT5601 Power reserve : 70 h Number of jewels : 25 Case Case material : Bronze Case diameter : 43 mm Water resistance : 20 ATM Bezel material : Bronze Crystal : Sapphire crystal Dial : Grey Dial numerals : Arabic numerals Bracelet/strap Bracelet material : Leather Bracelet color : Black Clasp : Buckle Clasp material : Bronze Condition & Grading: Good, B Box & Original Paper: Yes, Yes Date of Purchase: 2019 The introduction of the first Black Bay Bronze models in 2016 marked a significant evolution for the already immensely popular Black Bay series. Tudor retained the beloved elements of the Black Bay design, such as the iconic Oyster-inspired case, vintage-inspired aesthetics, and the distinctive snowflake handset, while infusing fresh elements for a lasting novelty. Despite its bronze case, the watch remains true to its Black Bay heritage, offering a rich historical charm from the outside in. The timepiece boasts a 43mm by 14mm case with a prominent, guard-less crown and a water resistance of 200 meters, maintaining its durability and functionality. On the dial, the addition of Arabic numerals at each quarter position provides a unique touch to the series, enhancing quick legibility within its otherwise vintage-influenced appearance. Powering this bronze beauty is the Tudor caliber MT5601, delivering a remarkable 70 hours of power reserve and protected by a solid caseback. This combination of heritage and innovation positions the Black Bay Bronze as an ideal everyday watch, bridging the gap between history and modernity.