It was one of our favorite releases of 2022: The Tudor Black Bay Pro. At once completely surprising yet totally familiar, the newest model line under the Black Bay collection brought a local “flyer” GMT to a 39mm stainless steel case, all while taking inspiration from the vintage Rolex Explorer II 1655.
Sure, the Dark Bay Professional has the specs you’d expect from modern Tudor: the MT5652 has 70 hours of power reserve, is automatically wound, COSC-certified, and offers local jumping GMT functionality. “Local jumping” simply means that when you travel to another time zone, you can jump the actual hour hand backward or forward without affecting the position of any of the other hands. So if you have both the hour hand and the GMT hands set to your home time zone, whenever you land in a new time zone, you just advance or retract the main hours hand to show local time while the 24-hour GMT palm continues to show home period. This, along with that bright yellow GREENWICH MEAN TIME (GMT) hand, is all packed within a matte brushed 39mm case. Sure, it’s thick at 14. 6mm, but it is – perhaps surprisingly – wearable. When James went hands-on with the Black These types of Pro in April, he swooned: “As a guy with more than enough dive watches and a seemingly unfillable GMT-shaped hole in his heart, I really like the particular Black Gulf Pro. Perhaps unsurprisingly, I think Tudor offers successfully blended the familiarity of the past with the growing perspective of the Black Fresh line to create something that, within specificity, I didn’t know I wanted and am now very glad exists. ” Jacob & Co. X CR7 replica watch
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