Review Tudor Black Bay Chrono Blue

The origin of Tudor and blue can be traced back to the 1970s and 1980s, when Tudor watches used a lot of blue dial designs. In the design of most watches with black dials at that time, Tudor relied on this avant-garde blue to form the brand's unique color aesthetics. The best Tudor replica watches at captainthewatch.is.

Tudor Black Bay Chrono Blue Boutique Edition M79360B-0002, 41 mm The case is made of 316L stainless steel and is modified by frosting and polishing. However, the slightly thick thickness of the Biwan Chrono 14.4 mm has always made many watch friends hesitate, but in fact, for watch friends with regular wrist sizes, no matter the visual effect or wearing comfort, there are not many problems. I think there is no need to worry too much.

The crown and chronograph button are located on the other side of the case, and the crown is engraved with an embossed Tudor rose logo. The whole watch is waterproof to 200 meters, which meets the needs of conventional water and underwater sports. The bezel uses a combination of a stainless steel fixed outer ring and a blue anodized aluminum tachymeter bezel. Although the aluminum ring is not as scratch-resistant as the ceramic ring, it is better to make the color, which can make the watch more stylish and expressive in design.

The domed dial of the watch also has a retro charm, and this Tudor blue dial has an eye-catching sun pattern effect. With different light angles, the interpretation of light and shadow makes it never boring. The two silver-white concave sub-chronograph dials in the center also form a reverse panda dial design that is deeply loved by watch friends. The contrast between blue and silver also makes the visual effect more eye-catching than the previous black and white dial.

The layout of the dial is also very simple, and as a tool watch, it is mainly clear to read. The 45-minute chronograph dial is at 3 o'clock, the small second dial is at 9 o'clock, and the calendar window is at 6 o'clock. The integration of Tudor's iconic snowflake needle also adds a retro style to the watch. The dot hour markers are matched with "snowflake" hands, and they are all coated with luminous coating, which is convenient for reading in dark environments.

In terms of movement, the watch is equipped with Tudor's original movement MT5813, which is the main movement of Tudor's current timing movement. It is a collaboration with Breitling, which means it is Tudor's version of Breitling B01 chronograph movement. The basic performance is excellent. Not only does the timing component use a columnar wheel and vertical clutch, but the movement is also equipped with a silicon hairspring, which makes the watch anti-magnetic. It has a full chain of 70 hours of power reserve and is also certified by the Swiss Observatory. In addition, Tudor's daily error standard has always been higher than the certification standard, at -2/+4.