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The Executive Selection: Tudor Black Bay This was one of the timepieces to be exhibited at the 2023 installment of Watches and Wonders in Geneva, Switzerland.

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The latest technical and aesthetic evolution of Tudor's emblematic diving watch, Black Bay, features evolved design elements, a "T-fit" clasp, and a Master Chronometer certification by the Federal Institute of Metrology (METAS).

Image courtesy Tudor.

This version of the Black Bay has its original proportions of a 41mm case in stainless steel with a 60-minute unidirectional burgundy bezel, a subtly domed satin radialbrushed black dial with gilt accents, as well as the so-called "snowflake" hands, a hallmark of Tudor divers' watches since its introduction in 1969.

Image courtesy Tudor.

Powered by manufacture calibre MT5602-U, this Black Bay offers its wearers a choice between stainless steel three-link "rivet-style" or five-link bracelets or a rubber strap, all with the Tudor "T-fit" rapid adjustment clasp.

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