Tudor Black Bay Fifty-Eight "Navy Blue" Wins Challenge Award at the Geneva Watchmaking Grand Prix 2020

NEWS News
2020.11.22

Tudor's Black Bay Fifty-Eight "Navy Blue" won the "Challenge" award at the Geneva Watchmaking Grand Prix 2020, marking the brand's sixth time achieving this feat in just eight years since its first participation.

Black Bay Fifty-Eight Navy Blue


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Black Bay Fifty-Eight "Navy Blue"

  • Black Bay Fifty-Eight Navy Blue

  • Black Bay Fifty-Eight Navy Blue

  • Black Bay Fifty-Eight Navy Blue

  • Black Bay Fifty-Eight Navy Blue

  • Black Bay Fifty-Eight Navy Blue

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Tudor Black Bay Fifty-Eight "Navy Blue"
Automatic (cal. MT5402). 28,800 vph. COSC-certified chronometer. Power reserve: approximately 70 hours. Stainless steel case (39mm diameter). Water resistant to 200m. Price: 363,000 yen (excluding tax).

The Black Bay Fifty-Eight "Navy Blue" is a navy blue model born from the Black Bay Fifty-Eight. Named after the year (1958) of the legendary Ref. 7924, commonly known as the "Big Crown," Tudor's first diver's watch to achieve 200m water resistance, this model takes on a new color name adopted in 2020. Among the many models that inherit the beauty of the historic Ref. 7924, this model features a 39mm case size, characteristic of the 1950s. It fits slim wrists perfectly, captivating both those who prefer smaller watches and vintage enthusiasts alike. This commemorative model truly celebrates the tradition of Tudor's blue sports watches.

This is the only new sports model released by TUDOR in 2020. The 39mm size is particularly popular in Europe, and as customers have been focusing their attention on this model recently, reports have been received from retailers that an increasing number of stores are running out of stock.


Contact info: Rolex Japan / Tudor Tel: 03-3216-5671


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