Since its launch in 2012, The Tudor Black Bay collection has established itself as Tudor’s signature diver’s watch line, Combining vintage sensibility with modern technology. This collection has played an important role in establishing Tudor’s independent identity beyond the Rolex sub-brand image, And has gained high popularity worldwide for its simultaneous combination of tradition and innovation.
The Tudor Black Bay One 31 M79600-0005 features a 31mm stainless steel case with polished and satin finishes, A blue dial with diamond settings, And a contemporary feel with understated sophistication. The dial features off-white Super-LumiNova indexes and Tudor’s signature snowflake hands, Giving it a luxurious yet practical look.
The movement is the COSC-certified in-house caliber MT5201, Boasting excellent precision and durability with a 50-hour power reserve, Silicon balance spring, And 28, 800 vibrations per minute. It also features practicality and durability with 100m water resistance, A flat sapphire crystal, And a screw-down crown. The five-row link steel bracelet features a ‘T-fit’ folding clasp for quick and easy length adjustment.
The Black Bay One 31 is characterized by its understated design and practicality, Closer to a dress watch than the sporty feel of a diver's watch, Combined with Tudor's traditional technical expertise.

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