TUDOR Black Bay 54 Lagoon Blue Watch
TUDOR Black Bay 54 Lagoon Blue Watch M79000-0001.
The TUDOR Black Bay 54 watch is the purest expression of the brandās first ever dive watch and takes its name from its year of release, 1954. The reference 7922 captured the charm of its ancestors with an authentic 37mm case. For this very reason, the modern TUDOR Black Bay 54 watch reference M79000-0001 appeals to fans of neo vintage watch designs. Despite its historical dimensions, however, the dive watch is a modern tool in every other sense. Powered by a METAS certified movement, it promises a weekend proof 70 hour power reserve and sits alongside several other signature features that make it perfect for wearing every day of the week.
This TUDOR Black Bay 54 watch reference M79000-0001 boasts a sensational blue lagoon dial that evokes azure waters and sandy beaches. This tropical inspired tool watch is crafted from stainless steel and holds the in house METAS certified MT5400 inside its robust 200 meter water resistant housing. A unidirectional rotating bezel makes measuring elapsed time super easy underwater. Meanwhile, a tough sapphire glass font reflects any glare that would otherwise interfere with referencing the time. Of course, this would not be a TUDOR Black Bay watch without the iconic snowflake hands. TUDOR experts have treated these hands and the hour markers with lashings of luminous material and fitted the watch on a five link stainless steel bracelet with a T Fit clasp for adjusting on the fly.
Special Features:
- Menās 37mm TUDOR Black Bay 54 watch reference M79000-0001
- Tropical inspired blue lagoon dial with luminous Snowflake hands
- Powered by the METAS certified MT5400 movement with a 70 hour power reserve
- Stainless steel case
- 200 meter water resistant case
- Topped with domed sapphire glass
- Five link stainless steel bracelet
- T Fit clasp for easy adjustments
- Official UK stockist of genuine TUDOR watches
- TUDOR official 5 year guarantee with all TUDOR watches
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TUDOR Black Bay 54 Lagoon Blue Watch
TUDOR Black Bay 54 Lagoon Blue Watch M79000-0001.
The TUDOR Black Bay 54 watch is the purest expression of the brandās first ever dive watch and takes its name from its year of release, 1954. The reference 7922 captured the charm of its ancestors with an authentic 37mm case. For this very reason, the modern TUDOR Black Bay 54 watch reference M79000-0001 appeals to fans of neo vintage watch designs. Despite its historical dimensions, however, the dive watch is a modern tool in every other sense. Powered by a METAS certified movement, it promises a weekend proof 70 hour power reserve and sits alongside several other signature features that make it perfect for wearing every day of the week.
This TUDOR Black Bay 54 watch reference M79000-0001 boasts a sensational blue lagoon dial that evokes azure waters and sandy beaches. This tropical inspired tool watch is crafted from stainless steel and holds the in house METAS certified MT5400 inside its robust 200 meter water resistant housing. A unidirectional rotating bezel makes measuring elapsed time super easy underwater. Meanwhile, a tough sapphire glass font reflects any glare that would otherwise interfere with referencing the time. Of course, this would not be a TUDOR Black Bay watch without the iconic snowflake hands. TUDOR experts have treated these hands and the hour markers with lashings of luminous material and fitted the watch on a five link stainless steel bracelet with a T Fit clasp for adjusting on the fly.
Special Features:
- Menās 37mm TUDOR Black Bay 54 watch reference M79000-0001
- Tropical inspired blue lagoon dial with luminous Snowflake hands
- Powered by the METAS certified MT5400 movement with a 70 hour power reserve
- Stainless steel case
- 200 meter water resistant case
- Topped with domed sapphire glass
- Five link stainless steel bracelet
- T Fit clasp for easy adjustments
- Official UK stockist of genuine TUDOR watches
- TUDOR official 5 year guarantee with all TUDOR watches
.
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TUDOR Black Bay 54 Lagoon Blue Watch M79000-0001.
The TUDOR Black Bay 54 watch is the purest expression of the brandās first ever dive watch and takes its name from its year of release, 1954. The reference 7922 captured the charm of its ancestors with an authentic 37mm case. For this very reason, the modern TUDOR Black Bay 54 watch reference M79000-0001 appeals to fans of neo vintage watch designs. Despite its historical dimensions, however, the dive watch is a modern tool in every other sense. Powered by a METAS certified movement, it promises a weekend proof 70 hour power reserve and sits alongside several other signature features that make it perfect for wearing every day of the week.
This TUDOR Black Bay 54 watch reference M79000-0001 boasts a sensational blue lagoon dial that evokes azure waters and sandy beaches. This tropical inspired tool watch is crafted from stainless steel and holds the in house METAS certified MT5400 inside its robust 200 meter water resistant housing. A unidirectional rotating bezel makes measuring elapsed time super easy underwater. Meanwhile, a tough sapphire glass font reflects any glare that would otherwise interfere with referencing the time. Of course, this would not be a TUDOR Black Bay watch without the iconic snowflake hands. TUDOR experts have treated these hands and the hour markers with lashings of luminous material and fitted the watch on a five link stainless steel bracelet with a T Fit clasp for adjusting on the fly.
Special Features:
- Menās 37mm TUDOR Black Bay 54 watch reference M79000-0001
- Tropical inspired blue lagoon dial with luminous Snowflake hands
- Powered by the METAS certified MT5400 movement with a 70 hour power reserve
- Stainless steel case
- 200 meter water resistant case
- Topped with domed sapphire glass
- Five link stainless steel bracelet
- T Fit clasp for easy adjustments
- Official UK stockist of genuine TUDOR watches
- TUDOR official 5 year guarantee with all TUDOR watches
.
