Tudor Black Bay 58 caliber MT5400 39mm

The Tudor Black Bay 58 caliber MT5400 39mm in bronze and brown is a dive watch released under the Black Bay collection. In terms of construction this version features a 39mm and bronze case paired with a bronze band and sapphire crystal. The movement is an automatic Tudor reference MT5400. It has a power reserve of 70 hours and beats at a frequency of 28 800 beats per hour.

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With a rich history deeply intertwined with Rolex, Tudor has earned a reputation for its reliability, precision, and durability. Initially conceived as a sister brand to Rolex, Tudor watches quickly gained recognition for their robustness and performance, becoming popular among professionals and adventurers. Throughout its history, Tudor has introduced several iconic collections, including the Submariner, the Pelagos, and the Black Bay, each embodying the brand's commitment to innovation and craftsmanship. In recent years, Tudor has experienced a resurgence in popularity, with its vintage-inspired designs and modern technology appealing to a new generation of watch enthusiasts. Today, Tudor continues to honor its heritage while pushing the boundaries of watchmaking, offering timepieces that are both stylish and reliable, catering to a diverse range of lifestyles and preferences.

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P Pete Lydon

7.00"/17.78cm

May 4, 2025

So I didnt plan on buying this watch, I was after a Hamilton Field Khaki Titanium and I bought this instead. You could say the AD up sold (which I guess they did) but I got a fantastic deal - enough to buy the Hamilton and more for the difference, which promptly got sold a few months later - this Tudor is still with me.

So back to this BB58 (SS 925) I love its size and how comfy it is on the wrist. Also its so clear too. I'm looking forward to how the silver will tarnish too. I've got various metals on my watch collection and so letting this sterling silver one go will be great to see - it is slowly changing BTW. It's too easy just to have just shiny and/brushed metal watches. It's easy enough to get some silver cleaner to bring it back to factory should I want to - that's a nice touch IMO.

The silk strap, although nice wasn't really for me, so I went out and go a leather and the correct SS buckle, and it really makes it feel far more dressy. I've kept the silk one as I may come back round to it but for the time being it's safely away with the box.

I've also tried it on a dark green rubber strap which I think goes well with it, and maybe I'll save that for the beach.

Lovely watch and one I plan to keep for many years