Tudor [2021 New Release] "Black Bay Fifty-Eight 925" with a Silver 925 Case

Tudor's new Black Bay Fifty-Eight 925 is the first watch to use 925 silver for its case. While silver can be prone to surface oxidation, the watch uses a silver alloy called "incandescent silver," which has the property of retaining its beauty over time.

Fade-resistant silver

Tudor's new Black Bay Fifty-Eight 925, released in 2021, is the company's first model to use 925 silver for the case. While silver is generally known to oxidize and darken on its surface, this model uses a material called "incandescent silver."

　Incandescent Silver is a special alloy with a unique material composition ratio that allows it to maintain the beauty of its silver over time. As befits a practical watch for professional use, the entire case is given a satin finish to create a matte texture.

　The dial and rotating bezel are decorated with a dark gray-like taupe color, creating a natural and elegant color scheme. The fabric strap, which complements the watch perfectly, is produced by Julien Faure, a family-run company in Saint-Etienne, France, which has been in business for over 150 years. Carefully crafted on a loom dating back to the 19th century, this special strap combines quality and comfort.

　The transparent 925 silver case back allows for a view of the Manufacture Caliber MT5400. This movement combines high precision with robustness and durability, and has been certified as a Swiss chronometer. Furthermore, Tudor's own strict standards ensure that all watches shipped achieve a daily deviation of -2 to +4 seconds. The 70-hour power reserve significantly enhances practicality.