Tudor introduces the Black Bay Chrono Pink! A new, limited-edition model

Tudor has released a new model, the Black Bay Chrono Pink. While the current Black Bay Chrono models have adopted black, white, and champagne gold dial colors, this model features a rare pink dial. However, this model is not intended to appeal to the mainstream, and only a very limited number will be produced.

Tudor's new Black Bay Chrono Pink

　Tudor has released a new model, the Black Bay Chrono Pink. The Black Bay Chrono collection, which began in 2017, is currently available with black, white, and champagne gold dials. The pink dial combination is truly unique for both the Black Bay Chrono and the sporty Black Bay series.

　Although pink is an unusual color, it's not an unrelated color for Tudor, as it can be seen on Tudor's ambassadors and official partners. For example, Inter Miami CF, co-owned by David Beckham and which Tudor became its official timekeeper the day before the game's launch, uses pink in its team design. Jay Chou's signature color is pink, and the leader of the Giro d'Italia, for which Tudor is the official timekeeper, has no hesitation in wearing pink.

　The pink-hued Black Bay Chrono Pink features a black subdial, giving it a "panda"-like style. With its snowflake hands, round indices, and inverted triangle indices at 12 o'clock, the design is not significantly different from the traditional Black Bay Chrono. However, the five-link bracelet adds a touch of dressiness. The combination of the 41mm stainless steel case and Black Bay Chrono style, along with the enhanced "dressiness" of the pink and bracelet, will make a statement on your wrist.

　The movement is the automatic chronograph Cal. MT5813. Based on Breitling's Cal. 01, it incorporates a high-precision regulating mechanism developed by Tudor and is a COSC-certified chronometer movement with a power reserve of approximately 70 hours.

　Furthermore, with its 200m water resistance and the "T-fit" adjustment system on the buckle, this watch is practical and a perfect everyday companion. The "T-fit" adjustment system allows for five 8mm length adjustments at the buckle without the need for tools. For heavier models like the Black Bay Chrono, adjusting it to fit your wrist size will make it more comfortable to wear.

　The price of this model is 792,000 yen (tax included). However, since it is not a model aimed at the mainstream, only a very small number will be produced.