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Revival Prize at the Grand Prix d’Horlogerie in Geneva the following year, and this inimitable family of watches has since grown to incorporate bronze and black case versions.


The Tudor Black Bay derives its overall lines and its domed crystal from the first Tudor Submariner. It also owes to its ancestor its domed dial, a feature shared by the first Tudor Submariner models, but which had since vanished. Its imposing winding crown is a nod to a model presented in 1958 and its characteristic angular hands, known by connoisseurs as “snowflakes”, were seen from 1969 to the early 1980s.


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The watch is powered by Tudor’s own MT5602 movement, in which “MT” stands for “Manufacture TUDOR”. Developed especially for the Heritage Black Bay, the MT5602 is one of the first mechanical movements to have been developed, manufactured and assembled by the brand in their own manufacture.


This high-performance caliber of excellent precision and proven robustness, is certified by the Swiss Official Chronometer Testing Institute (COSC) and offers a 70-hour power reserve meaning that its wearer can, for example, take off the watch on Friday evening and put it on again on Monday morning without having to wind it.


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