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 worldwide popularity by embodying both tradition and innovation.
Continuing this tradition, The Tudor Black Bay 41 (Ref. M79540-0007) is a sports watch with a 41 mm stainless steel case and bracelet, And a black dial. The case, Steel bezel, And scratch-resistant sapphire crystal, Combined with a polished and satin finish, Provide durability and a luxurious feel.
The dial features a design inspired by Tudor divers' watches from the 1950s, With large luminous indexes and Tudor's signature snowflake hands ensuring excellent readability.
The movement is a self-winding caliber T600 (based on ETA 2824-2 or Sellita SW200-1, Power reserve of approximately 38 hours), Providing sufficient precision and reliability for everyday use, And is water-resistant to 150 meters, Making it suitable for swimming, Everyday life, And even light water play.
Although production has ended, It is still loved by many for its practicality and stylish design, And is in constant demand.

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