Tudor Heritage Black Bay Ceramic 41mm

The model was first introduced in 2021 and immediately became sought-after and desired not only by enthusiasts of the brand, but also by watch collectors in general. One of the reasons for this is that it is the first Tudor model to receive Master Chronometer and METAS certifications. And the second is that, due to the complex manufacturing process of the ceramic cases and certification of the movements, this model has a limited production – without being officially limited by the brand. The model's sporting spirit is evident in everything – starting with the incredible case crafted from a single ceramic block, specially treated and satin-finished, moving on to the crown, which is ribbed and oversized, pausing on the design of the dial, whose color scheme uses only two colors – black and white, and finishing with the black unidirectional bezel – all of this simply screams that this is no ordinary watch, and its kinship with the big brother Submariner is evident in many of these elements. At its heart beats the brand's in-house movement MT 5602-1U – a METAS-certified Master Chronometer using unusual materials such as tungsten for the rotor - with a 70-hour power reserve and operating at 28,800 vibrations, anti-magnetic up to 15,000 gauss. For this new movement, Tudor guarantees 10-year service intervals – you have to agree, very bold