Tudor Black Bay 58 Hands-On Review
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Tudor Black Bay 58 Hands-On Review

By Tyo · May 18, 2019 · 24 replies
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Tyo shares his initial impressions of the Tudor Black Bay 58, a watch he describes as a 'killer' due to its perfect size and beautiful bracelet. His post captures the immediate appeal of the timepiece, even as he grapples with the decision of whether to acquire it amidst a personal downsizing effort. This thread explores the subjective experience of trying on a highly sought-after watch and the community's reactions to its design and availability.

I was looking for a while to try this watch. 
This morning I was lucky enough to see one in metal. 
I will go straight to the point, this is a killer.
The size is perfect and the bracelet is such beautiful.
My only concern is the folding clasp, Iโ€™d like it a bit thinner.
The watch was available to sell at a good price. So why I didnโ€™t buy it? 

Iโ€™m in a downsizing process... ๐Ÿ˜ฉ but I know Iโ€™ll regret it .


The lights doesnโ€™t pay justice to the watch 









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COUNT DE MONET
May 18, 2019

I loved it when I tried it on and must say it is just as good feeling on the wrist as a Rolex 14060M. Maybe even better as it is 39 mm? A watch for somebody who knows watches!

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geross
May 18, 2019

Such a waste. In the meantime I make do with my Sub 14060. As I'm in the waiting list. Geross ๐Ÿ˜‰

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geross
May 18, 2019

Congratulations. ๐Ÿ˜‰

KE
kev09
May 18, 2019

Not a Tudor strap but very similar and a nice change from the bracelet. Regards Kev.

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Westley Greenhalf
May 20, 2019

The BB58 has gilt numerals as well as dial accents. That one is the BB Black, which is 41mm.

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Tyo
May 21, 2019

I should receive the bb58 in a while. Iโ€™m quite happy since the regular one is already good looking on my wrist.

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