Gold Green Tone Tudor Black Bay Fifty-Eight

Tudor Black Bay Fifty-Eight 18K is named after the precious metal material used in the case, and echoes the important year of 1958. That year, Tudor launched its first diving watch with a water resistance of 200 meters (660 feet), model 7924, also known as the "big crown". The Black Bay Fifty-Eight 18K watch inherits many of the long-standing aesthetic features of the original diving watch, and is matched with the 39 mm diameter case that was popular in the 1950s. It can also be easily controlled by wearers with slender wrists. The new watch is also the first Tudor diving watch that uses 18 ct gold as the case material and is equipped with a transparent case back. It has a unique style and is the favorite choice for lovers of compact watches and vintage watches https://www.gdwatchclone.ru.

An important element of Tudor Black Bay Fifty-Eight 18K is the matte 18ct gold material. The elegant collocation of the dial and the outer ring, the rich "golden green" hue, and the matte gold details all highlight the special features of this material. The "snowflake" hands and three-dimensional hour markers are also made of 18 ct gold.

The attached textured strap also continues the same color scheme. As a major feature of Tudor watches, the use of textured straps can be traced back to 2010, and Tudor has become one of the earliest watch brands to use textured straps. This watch strap is made by a company called Julien Faure in St-Etienne, France. It is woven with a jacquard loom in the 19th century. It is of high quality and comfortable to wear.