Tudor Heritage Black Bay Chrono Flamingo Pink

The model was first introduced in 2024 with the aim of diversifying the range of chronographs in the Black Bay series, originally launched in 2017 and expanded four years later. It immediately became a sought-after and desirable watch, not only among fans of the brand but also among watch collectors in general, thanks to several important differences compared with its siblings. First, of course, is the colour – the candy-pink dial with its interesting texture and contrasting black subdials. Second is the bracelet – in this case, a five-link Jubilee-style bracelet has been used. And last but not least is the model’s limited production – Tudor stated from the very beginning that relatively few examples would be produced, without officially declaring it a limited edition. All of this makes it rarer than the brand’s other chronographs and consequently generates considerable interest on the secondary market. The sporty spirit of the model is evident in everything – starting with the crown, which is ridged and oversized, moving through the design of the dial and ending with the fixed bezel featuring a tachymeter scale. All of this simply screams that this is no ordinary watch, and its kinship with its big brother, the Daytona, is apparent in many of these elements. At its heart beats the brand’s in-house MT5813 movement, developed in collaboration with Breitling and their renowned B01 – a chronograph with a column wheel and vertical clutch, a 70-hour power reserve, 41 jewels and an operating frequency of 28,800 vibrations per hour. The movement is COSC-certified and has proven itself exceptionally robust and reliable.