Maybe the standout model from the line-up is the all-new Black Bay 58 GMT which takes the smaller and thinner 39mm case with burgundy and black bezel ... ever Tudor watch is presented in 18 ct solid ...

I also really love the incredibly retro dial ... GMT. It’s a watch that Tudor fans have been begging for for a long time due to the current Black Bay GMT’s rather chunky dimensions. The Black Bay 58 ...

Which means you know that this isn’t Tudor's first foray into GMT territory. The maker debuted the Black Bay GMT with a red-and-blue “Pepsi ... dial and bezel. The first solid-gold dive watch ...

Which means you know that this isn't Tudor's first foray into GMT territory. The maker debuted the Black Bay GMT with a red-and-blue "Pepsi ... dial and bezel. The first solid gold dive watch ...

Which means you know that this isn’t Tudor's first foray into GMT territory. The maker debuted the Black Bay GMT with a red-and-blue “Pepsi ... dial and bezel. The first solid-gold dive watch ...

Which means you know that this isn't Tudor's first foray into GMT territory. The maker debuted the Black Bay GMT with a red-and-blue "Pepsi ... dial and bezel. The first solid gold dive watch ...

Kicking things off, Tudor has introduced the Black Bay ... dial and bezel, complemented by matte gold details and 18 ct yellow gold “Snowflake” hands and applied hour markers. Inside, the ...

It’s a watch many people have been requesting, so I expect it might be difficult to get a hold of at launch. The Tudor Black Bay 58 GMT has a 39mm diameter case and a bidirectional bezel in red and ..

That’s exactly why Tudor is now introducing the slimmer Black Bay 58 GMT. I wore that 41mm Tudor Black Bay GMT for a week on my 17cm wrist and experienced just how bulky the watch was. Yes, it had the ...

the dial of the Tudor Black Bay 58 GMT has gilted accents on the hands and hour markers on the face and bezel. The watch also has ‘Snowflake’ hands, which were first introduced in 1969 and are ...