Tudor ventures deeper with launch of more Black Bay watch models
Brand favoured by divers and naval forces around the world has launched exciting new models for its Heritage Black Bay collection
With the launch of Ref. 7922 in 1954, Swiss watch-maker Tudor laid down the aesthetic and technical foundations of a long line of ergonomic, legible, accurate and robust dive watches. The fact that Tudor was asked by the US and French navies in the1960s to produce tool watches for its sailors serves as testament to the company’s technical prowess and know-how.
Since its launch in 2012, the Heritage Black Bay line has been leading the brand’s deep-sea exploration into a new phase. For the second consecutive year, Tudor used Baselworld as a platform to launch new models for this line – a collection that was honoured by the jury of the Grand Prix d’Horlogerie in Geneva a year after its birth.
Last year, Tudor traced back its six decades of experience in making diving watches with the characteristic elements such as the domed crystal “Big Crown” from the 7924 reference of 1958 and angular “snowflake” hands.