Tudor Black Bay 68 Blue

The model was first introduced in 2025 and immediately polarized the opinions of the brand's admirers, all due, of course, to its size. For the first time, Tudor launched a model in a 43 mm case, and this is perhaps the only distinctive feature of the series. Everything else is the same – the fluted crown, a highly legible dial, a combination of brushed and polished surfaces – all of this is also observed in the other models from the Black Bay series. At its heart beats the brand's in-house movement MT 5601-U, with a 70-hour power reserve and operating at 28,800 vibrations – the brand's new Master Chronometer movement certified by METAS, with a silicon hairspring and a variable inertia balance wheel, offering exceptional precision with an accuracy of -2/+4 seconds per day and resistance to magnetic fields of up to 15,000 gauss. As for the bracelet, it features the familiar three-link Oyster design with a combination of satin-finished and polished surfaces, but now with a very good update: the removal of the faux rivets. In combination with the easily adjustable T-Fit clasp, it feels more refined and comfortable than ever, staying true to the Tudor style. The steel-on-steel combination looks fantastic, especially with the Tudor Blue dial and its contrasting black bezel.