Watches and Wonders 2021: Tudor Black Bay Fifty Eight Yellow Gold and... Silver!
amanico
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.
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 green dial.
The silver is colder but more my taste, with its taupe dial.
Both come with a see through case back. Both are water resistant to 200 meters, and bot house the in house automatic movement.
I find both of them much more interesting than the Rolex novelties.
I just regret that absence of a BB GMT with a 39 mm case...
Best,
Nicolas
Comments:
pfang56 April 7th, 2021-05:45
Nice green dial! 😂 You are probably right - adding this and the chronograph models Tudor has done a good job this year! Cheers, Peter
myles721 April 7th, 2021-05:53
Not a big fan of green and gold... It always seems that the Bay gets more attention than pelagos...but it’s not as good a watch IMO...
amanico April 7th, 2021-07:55
Well, not so sure. From time to time we have quite a lot of interesting discussions on the Pelagos.
Gelato Monster April 7th, 2021-05:55
both are nicely designed and exude class IMHO Tudor No crown guard is superbly gorgeous
gadalex April 7th, 2021-05:58
Silver looks smart. But I'd prefer a closed back. Movement is not particularly pretty.
Gwai April 7th, 2021-06:35
+1 The display caseback also increases case thickness to 12.7mm, according to the Dink. Cheers Marc
amanico April 7th, 2021-07:56
I have to agree. This is the detail which disturbs me a bit, too.
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