Rolex

The Black Bay Fifty-Eight quickly became one of Tudor's flagship models. Its contained size, the neo-retro vibe, the Submariner Big Crown 7924 inspiration, all contributed to the watch's undeniable charm and immediate success with both watch enthusiasts a...  

I have yet to see this version, although I have the blue version. I especially agree regarding the transparent case back. Just not enough visual interest there despite the functional virtues of the movement. Beautiful colors though, can’t wait to see one ... 

Combination eliminates that issue. Nice looking watch though. I like what appears in the photos to be a dull / matt look of the bezel, dial and case. Cheers S

although to me seeing it in the metal it was a dull color scheme - thus I declined. but hey, good that we are all different (mostly)

after reading this make me more tempting for one

Can’t wait to get mine and to see it in person. Excellent addition to my BB58 collection

I would rather go for the yellow gold version, which is simply thrilling in my opinion.

I love the bb58 in all iterations. However, it would be a huge step up if they offered a rubber strap as an option... it is a diving watch after all and during warmer time of the year rubber is perfect on this reference in my opinion...

Thanks for the effort! I've heard of stabalised bronze cases and I wonder if thats the case with this silver alloy. I'm considering getting this piece as its such a nice looking watch due to all the matching tones within the case and dial, I just wonder w... 

And great review (again) btw... 👍🏻👍🏻😃

87 grams was the answer, vs 74 grams for the steel bb58 on strap

I agree on the transparent case back. Not necessary and you get more silver without. Plus it would have been an opportunity for Tudor to have the back engraved in some way. Still, this is such a good watch and intrigued to see how the metal performs in th...