Indeed, my friend. Not show off, but surprising. That's an interesting mix of assets, me think. I still have to see it.

Watches and Wonders 2021: Tudor Black Bay Fifty Eight Yellow Gold and... Silver!

By: amanico : April 7th, 2021-05:31

An interesting offer, here: The daring Black Bay Fifty Eight in yellow gold: And in silver! Both have the good taste to be in 39 mm, as silver and gold weight quite a bit. So, for me, it is a good idea. While the yellow gold is cool, here we have another ...

Rolex

Watches and Wonders 2021: Tudor Black Bay Fifty Eight Yellow Gold and... Silver!

Nice green dial!

Much better for me than Rolex, this year.

Not a big fan of green and gold...

Well, not so sure. From time to time we have quite a lot of interesting discussions on the Pelagos.

both are nicely designed and exude class

+1, my friend.

Silver looks smart. But I'd prefer a closed back. Movement is not particularly pretty.

+1

Which was not necessary, indeed.

I have to agree. This is the detail which disturbs me a bit, too.

The silver is nice

That's a question I have, too. Will it blacken?

A display back for

Well dullest, I don't know, but it was not worth seeing it, I agree.

GMT in 39mm...

For me too.

I just watched their promo video for these, and the new chrono.

+1, Jay.

Glad I have my eta burgundy,

Well silver was used for some military watches from the early 20th century!

That silver bb yum

Steel is harder, indeed.

This silver reminds me of the Pam 662. Something to see in person.

Hahaha... What I had in mind, too.

Wonder if that’s the kind of silver that tarnishes. Not too familiar with silver cases on watches. Surely is an interesting proposition.. that and the black bay chrono

Well, I think it will depend on the alloy they use.

Rolsver? :)

Or Rolesver? Yes, Rolesver ;)

Silverex?

Tildver?

TuSilv. :)

You guys are like little children, love it.

But we are! ;)

The green reminds me of the Harrods version

Yes, a tad, indeed.

✅✅

Which is an excellent choice.

Tudor’s new offerings are very appealing.

Agreed on the case back. A sapphire was not mandatory.

Mandatory to keep the materials cost down? :)

Maybe, maybe...

Amazing releases and like you said much more interesting then there big brothers.

I am impatient to see it in the metal. I will try to do it asap, but it might well join my wish list. Thanks, my dear friend.

I do not associate Tudor with precious metal ....and not with these price points.

Well, 4 K euros for the Silver is not too bad.

I like them both ... but lean with Nicolas to the taupe dial in silver case and brown strap. Much better showing then their bigger brother Rolex this year I must say

I totally concur.

Not for me either.

I am totally in love with my BB Red first generation, but the idea of owning a silver watch is knocking at the door of my brain. ;)

The price is good considering that is silver ,

Also silver ,

Depends on the alloys... Maybe.

Exactly,

Thanks for the post Nico.

What's not to love? But the bronze, is, as far as I know, lighter than gold.

Tudor has been truly surprising us since a good while. Totally agreed, Nicolas. Tudor did a great job, this time maybe greater than its bigger brother.

What I think, too.

Imagine the patina developing

I am waiting to see it in the real, first. Let's say that in my priorities, the Tudor BB GMT is ahead, but this one might not be too far.

I have to say the silver version is quite good and is extraordinary value in this day and age

Indeed, my friend. Not show off, but surprising. That's an interesting mix of assets, me think. I still have to see it.

The YG Green is nice

True that.

Hi Nicolas, Both are well executed and the yellow gold with green dial is...

That's an excellent " base " to play with straps, for sure!

To me, ixnay on the yellow gold green dial...

Not so sure, for a gold watch. Compare with the others.

I can’t get into the snowflake hour hand - something about it looks unfinished

It is because the snow flake was used in the 70's by Tudor.