Few releases generate as much buzz as Tudor’s unveiling at Watches & Wonders Geneva 2024. This year, the spotlight shines on the highly anticipated arrival of the Tudor Black Bay 58 GMT. Embracing the brand’s rich heritage while infusing it with contemporary elegance, this new addition to the Black Bay family is set to redefine the standards of style and functionality in the world of watchmaking.
Tudor aficionados have long awaited the arrival of a GMT variant for the iconic Black Bay 58 collection. The wait is finally over, as Tudor unveils a timepiece that pays homage to the golden age of air travel in the 1950s. With its two-toned burgundy and black bezel reminiscent of vintage aviation instruments, the Black Bay 58 GMT exudes an aura of exclusive sophistication.
The Black Bay 58 GMT features a 39mm stainless steel case. The neo-vintage timepiece boasts a meticulously designed crown, flush with the case to evoke Tudor’s historic dive watches. The 24-hour bidirectional rotating bezel, adorned in black and burgundy, is crafted from anodized aluminum, while the dial, finished in matte black, features gilt accents and Tudor’s signature snowflake hands, ensuring optimal legibility in any setting.
Powered by the Kenissi manufacture caliber MT5450-U, the Black Bay 58 GMT is certified as a chronometer by both COSC and METAS, this automatic movement boasts a 65-hour power reserve and a non-magnetic silicon balance spring. With its integrated GMT function, travelers can effortlessly adjust the hour hand to track multiple time zones.
Enthusiasts eager to add the Tudor Black Bay 58 GMT to their collection can choose between two variants: a steel bracelet model priced at $4,300 and a black rubber strap option retailing for $4,100. The watch is expected to go on sale soon. For more information, please visit the official Tudor website.
