Tudor Black Bay
2,199 USD2,675–3,275 USD
70150
2,199 USD2,675–3,275 USD
70150
3,350 USD2,675–3,275 USD
79210CNU
3,800 USD2,675–3,275 USD
M79000N-0001
3,705 USD2,675–3,275 USD
M79230DK-0008
4,830 USD4,600–5,250 USD
M79360N-0001
5,475 USD4,600–5,250 USD
M79360b-0002
3,850 USD3,150 USD
79470
? USD
3,950 USD3,850–4,250 USD
4,000 USD3,150 USD
79470
3,780 USD2,675–3,275 USD
M7939A1A0RU
9,950 USD4,750–5,500 USD
79360N
4,569 USD4,600–5,250 USD
79360N
3,500 USD4,250–4,500 USD
79830RB
3,600 USD3,150 USD
79470
3,450 USD3,850–4,250 USD
79030B
224 USD (194 EUR)warning4,600–5,250 USD
5,595 USD4,600–5,250 USD
M79360N-0002(Black Bay black bezel)
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Compare 132 Tudor Black Bay listings across 7 marketplaces. Prices from $1,849 to $5,822. Median price: $3,679.
The Tudor Black Bay represents a modern reinterpretation of the brand's vintage dive watch heritage, first introduced in 2012 as a contemporary homage to Tudor's iconic Submariners from the 1950s and 1960s. Developed under the creative direction of Ahmet Borusan, the Black Bay successfully bridges historical authenticity with modern watchmaking standards, establishing itself as one of Tudor's most significant releases in decades. The model's success revitalized the brand's positioning as an accessible alternative to Rolex while maintaining exceptional quality and design integrity.
Visually, the Black Bay is characterized by its distinctive snowflake hands, applied indices, and a dial that evokes the gilt dials of vintage Tudor sports watches. The watch features a 41mm steel case with a unidirectional rotating bezel, sapphire crystal with anti-reflective coating, and a depth rating of 200 meters. The design philosophy emphasizes legibility and functionality, with a dial available in black, burgundy, or navy depending on the reference. The case construction includes a polished center with brushed lugs, creating visual sophistication while maintaining tool-watch practicality.
The Black Bay is powered by Tudor's in-house MT5612 automatic movement, a significant development that demonstrates the brand's commitment to vertical integration and independent watchmaking. This chronometer-certified movement operates at 28,800 vibrations per hour and provides approximately 70 hours of power reserve. The Black Bay has spawned numerous variants including the Black Bay GMT, Black Bay Chrono, and specialized editions in bronze and steel, each expanding the model's appeal across different collecting preferences. When acquiring a Black Bay, collectors should verify the movement type and dial variant, as earlier references may feature different specifications than current production models.
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| Material | Median Price | Listings |
|---|---|---|
| Steel | $5,152 | 16 |
| Steel | $3,595 | 16 |
| Steel | ~$3,418 | 6 |
| Steel | ~$3,500 | 5 |
| Steel | ~$3,395 | 5 |
| Steel | ~$3,500 | 5 |