Tudor Heritage Black Bay Chrono 41mm

The model was first introduced in 2017 and immediately became sought-after and desired not only by admirers of the brand, but also by watch collectors in general. The model's sporting spirit is evident in everything – starting with the crown, which is ribbed and oversized, moving on to the design of the dial, and finishing with the unidirectional bezel. All of this clearly shows that this is not just any watch, and its kinship with the "big brother" Daytona is evident in many of these elements. At its heart beats the brand's in-house movement MT5813 (developed in collaboration with Breitling and their legendary B01) – a column-wheel chronograph, 70-hour power reserve, 47 jewels, and operating at 28,800 vibrations, well-proven for its robustness. The bracelet is the Oyster type (as is, in fact, the entire case of the watch), and the links feature a very interesting solution for the side "caps" under the screws – a detail that is a tribute to the first Daytona models.